Big Match Build-Up

Saturday 19 January 2019 10:00

Get yourself fully ready for Sunday's London derby by catching up on all the Spurs content published this week.

The Tony Gale Column

Tony Gale wants Fulham to take advantage of Spurs' weakened side, knowing victory would provide a huge morale injection: “I want to see us get into them, get on the front foot early on, don’t give them a chance to settle in with what will be a makeshift forward line for them. To take something from that match would give us a huge confidence boost. It will still just be three points at the end of the day, but beating a big team does give you a real lift, without a doubt.”

Spurs Flashback

A 90th minute header from Carlos Bocanegra secured Fulham all three points when Spurs visited the Cottage back in January 2006.

Odoi: Strength In Depth

Denis Odoi hopes the absence of Spurs' two top scorers works to Fulham's advantage, but knows they will have plenty of quality regardless of who leads the line: “Harry Kane is an unbelievable striker and, for me, Son is one of the best players to run deep and break lines, so for them that’s a big loss. But Tottenham is a top team and they have enough players to cope with those losses. But whoever replaces Kane will want to prove himself and show that the club can count on him, but Kane’s figures speak for themselves and Son was also on a really good run, so we can use the little [advantages] right now.”

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Chambers: Move On

Calum Chambers is fully focused on turning things around against Spurs on Sunday after a bizarre game at Burnley last weekend: “If you get a bad result, the next game, no matter who it is, is always going to be tough. Spurs are going to want to prove a point and bounce back as well, so we need to be on it 100 per cent.”

Name The Scorers

Can you name every single Fulham player to have scored against Spurs in the past 20 years?

Match Preview

All the key matchday details ahead of Sunday's London derby.

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Manager Presser

Claudio Ranieri discussed the threat posed by a Tottenham Hotspur side without Harry Kane and Son Heung-min for Sunday’s London derby: “There isn’t Son or Harry Kane, but Tottenham have other champions, and can change their system to play how Pochettino wants. It’ll be a tough match, but we are ready. I hope, sooner or later, our luck will turn. I’ve prepared the team to improve our mistakes and play our football.”

Claudio's Spurs preview

Claudio Ranieri wants the Whites to put the frustrating defeat against Burnley last week behind them as they welcome Tottenham to Craven Cottage on Sunday.

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