EPL: Tottenham v Leicester preview

Tottenham v Leicester preview

Tottenham say farewell to their temporary home at Wembley with a final day fixture at to Leicester City on Sunday.

Spurs will be moving into their new 61,559-capacity stadium in north London with Champions League football guaranteed after beating Newcastle on Wednesday - their third successive top four finish.

"It's a fantastic achievement," said Mauricio Pochettino. "I want to say 'thank-you' to the players, first of all, because they have worked so hard to achieve this and big congratulations to our staff and everyone at Tottenham.

 

"To be in the Champions League next season is massive for the club."

Wembley has not proved a problem for Spurs this season. They've won six of their last seven league games at home, keeping a clean sheet in each of those six wins.

Leicester are unbeaten in their last 10 final day fixtures, winning seven of their last nine and beat Tottenham 2-1 in the corresponding fixture at the King Power Stadium earlier this seaon.

 

Kieran Trippier expected to be fit to play against Leicester after recovering from a knee injury sustained against Newcastle.

Serge Aurier (hamstring) and Mousa Dembele (ankle) are being assessed to determine their availability ahead of Sunday's match.

Harry Winks (ankle) continues rehab and remains unavailable.

Claude Puel still has big injury worries to contend with as Matty James, Wilfred Ndidi, Daniel Amartey, Ben Chilwell, Robert Huth, Shinji Okazaki and Kasper Schmeichel are all missing through injury while Mark Albrighton is suspended.

Adrien Silva and Fousseni Diabate are available for selection.