Manchester United make the trip to north London for Sunday’s much-anticipated Premier League clash against Tottenham Hotspur.
The Red Devils were humbled in the reverse meeting at Old Trafford in September, where Spurs won by a comfortable 6-1 scoreline.
They will be aiming to avenge the result tomorrow to boost their prospects of finishing in the Champions League positions.
The club are currently second in the league standings, eight points ahead of fifth-placed Liverpool with a game in hand.
Meanwhile, they are 14 points adrift of runaway leaders Manchester City but have played two matches less than their cross-city rivals.