The video will auto-play soon 8 Cancel Sign up to FREE email alerts from Football London - Spurs Invalid Email Something went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice Mauricio Pochettino has named his final Tottenham Hotspur team of the Premier League season as they welcome Everton. Spurs need to ensure there's no eight-goal swing with Arsenal in order to keep their top four spot and if Chelsea fail to win then a victory against the Toffees at the new stadium would be enough to see Spurs finish in third place. Pochettino is without the injured Harry Kane (ankle), Harry Winks (groin), Davinson Sanchez (thigh) and Jan Vertonghen (ankle). He also cannot call upon Son Heung-min and Juan Foyth are both serving the first game in their three match bans after their red cards at Bournemouth. Danny Rose (hamstring) and Victor Wanyama (thigh) picked up injuries in the Champions League triumph at Ajax. Rose is out and Wanyama is on the bench. Erik Lamela starts after coming off the bench in Amsterdam, and Serge Aurier, who returned to training this week, is on the bench. The Spurs boss has given Kyle Walker-Peters a start and Eric Dier steps in to play alongside Toby Alderweireld with all the other first team centre-backs injured or suspended. Here's the team Pochettino has gone with: Lloris (C), Walker-Peters, Alderweireld, Dier, Davies, Sissoko, Eriksen, Dele, Lamela, Lucas, Llorente. Subs: Gazzaniga, Trippier, Aurier, Wanyama, Marsh, Skipp, Janssen. Keep up to date with the latest Tottenham Hotspur news, features and exclusives from football.london via our free WhatsApp service. Text NEWS to 07776197989 and then add the number to your phone contacts book as spurs dot london (case sensitive, with spaces) to receive daily updates and breaking news from Alasdair Gold and the team on Spurs. Your phone number won't be shared with any other members of the group. Click here for more information on the service.<doc-sep>It’s the last gasp of the 2018-19 Premier League season, and Tottenham Hotspur will celebrate it at home against Everton. This isn’t a dead rubber match because there’s still a bit at stake — Spurs have all but mathematically clinched top four for this season under the following circumstances: Win Draw Lose but Arsenal loses/draws at Burnley Lose but Arsenal wins and doesn’t make up Spurs’ +8 GD There’s also still the possibility of finishing in 3rd, if Spurs win or draw and Chelsea draws or loses at Leicester. That’d be neat too. Very Serious Spurs Fans™ are nervous about this game based on a historic collapse in 2016 that saw Spurs lose 5-1 to Newcastle while Arsenal won 4-0. I am not one of those people. There’s a reason why FiveThirtyEight’s Premier League odds have Spurs with “>99%” of finishing top four. But hey, let’s just get a result and put all doubt aside, ok? Nice, easy kick-around in the park today, right Everton? Right. COYS! Lineups How to Watch Time/Date: Sunday, May 12, 2019 | 10 a.m. ET, 3:00 p.m. BST Location: Location: Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, North London, United Kingdom TV: not televised (United Kingdom), SyFy (USA-English), Sportsnet World (Canada), Optus (Australia), other countries at www.livesoccertv.com Streaming: NBCSN (USA), fubo.tv (free trial) Match thread rules:<doc-sep>Get the latest Everton FC news as Carlo's team battle to climb the league Invalid Email Something went wrong, please try again later. Let's do it Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice Everton earned a 2-2 draw on their first visit to the Premier League's newest ground and will be hoping that they can build something similar at Bramley-Moore Dock. The Blues bounced back from going behind to an early goal from Eric Dier (3) to turn the game on its head with two goals in three minutes in the second half from Theo Walcott (69) and Cenk Tosun (72). However, Christian Eriksen levelled on 75 minutes to earn the Champions League finalists a share of the spoils in a fixture that brought the curtain down on Marco Silva's first season as manager. Our man Adam Jones was on duty to dish out the scores. Jordan Pickford - 7 Stood up to a lot of Spurs pressure, especially in the early stages, and looked solid. He will have been disappointed by the manner of Spurs' free kick to eventually earn a point, however. Kurt Zouma - 7 Understandably the French international completed the defensive side of his game very well for the most part, but didn't get forward as much as Marco Silva might have liked one of his full backs to, especially as Everton started to improve as the match wore on. Michael Keane - 7 Almost caught out a few times as Spurs committed a lot of men forward in the early stages, and could have done better with a couple of headers down at the other end of the pitch. Not the England international's most solid afternoon, but far from a disaster. (Image: Steven Paston/PA Wire) Yerry Mina - 6 Shook off a bit of rustiness as the first half wore on, but certainly didn't look too comfortable at all out there when the match got started. He will have been disappointed to have made a couple of mistakes which led to the opening goal, but recovered well and had a much better second period. Lucas Digne - 7 The first period saw the usually energetic Frenchman consigned to his own half doing defensive work for the most part. However, when allowed to get forward after the break, he linked up very well with Ademola Lookman to cause a lot of problems for the Spurs defence. Morgan Schneiderlin - 7 The game is bypassed the midfielder a little bit in the first half as he was unable to really get his foot on the ball. However, in the second half it all started to click together again and his positional awareness in particular was much better. He still looks like an important player to the Everton squad. Idrissa Gueye - 6 Didn't really live up to the solid form that Everton supporters have been used to seeing from him over the past few weeks. The midfielder wasn't able to get forward as Silva would have liked, and he was replaced by Andre Gomes early in the second half. Gylfi Sigurdsson - 8 Became a creative hub for Everton as the match wore on, dropping into spaces between the Spurs defence and midfield expertly to cause his former club a lot of problems. His pinpoint pass set up Walcott to score, and his corner caused the mix-up which led to Tosun's strike. What more could you want? Theo Walcott - 7 Was getting himself into dangerous positions throughout the first half but just couldn't find the finishing touch. That changed in the second period though, and Walcott picked up the goal his positional play had deserved. A solid display from the winger. (Image: Stephen Pond/Getty Images) Bernard - 7 The winger certainly looked dangerous in the first period, and it seemed as if he was going to be the difference if Everton were to get back into the match. However, he was taken off early in the second half in what transpired to be a good move from Marco Silva. Cenk Tosun - 6 Looked very rusty in the first half, which is understandable given the amount of time he has spent on the sideline recently. However, he got his goal in the second, and the fortuitous circumstances it came in won't bother him at all. SUBS Ademola Lookman - 8 Brilliant hold up play and patience in the build-up to Everton's first goal. Certainly added to the Blues' play when he came on. Andre Gomes – 6 Gave away a needless free kick which allowed Christian Eriksen to equalise.<doc-sep>Tottenham are euphoric after Wednesday’s Champions League semi-final triumph against Ajax but tired, with injuries and absentees piling up. Mauricio Pochettino will send out a patched-up side, against an Everton team that is finishing strongly, to ask for one final Premier League push. Another top-four spot has been virtually secured; it would take an outlandish eight-goal swing in favour of Arsenal with Spurs losing and their rivals winning to deny Pochettino’s side – and it is not like football is that ridiculous. Right? David Hytner Sunday 3pm Venue Tottenham H Stadium Last season Tottenham 4 Everton 0 Referee Andre Marriner This season G26 Y71 R3 2.85 cards/game Odds H 5-4 A 5-2 D 5-2 TOTTENHAM Subs from Gazzaniga, Vorm, Aurier, Trippier, Marsh, Eriksen, Janssen, Rose, Wanyama Doubtful Aurier, Rose (both hamstring), Wanyama (thigh) Injured Kane (ankle, 4 Jun), Sánchez (thigh), Vertonghen (ankle), Winks (groin, all unknown) Suspended Foyth (first of three), Son (first of three) Discipline Y56 R3 Form WWLWLL Leading scorer Kane 17 EVERTON Subs from Stekelenburg, Schneiderlin, Davies, Baines, Jagielka, Kenny, Lookman, McCarthy, Mina Doubtful Coleman (groin) Injured Richarlison (rib, Jun), Calvert-Lewin (knock, unknown) Suspended None Discipline Y53 R4 Form WWLWDW Leading scorers Richarlison, Sigurdsson 13<doc-sep>
Hello and welcome to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, where Spurs host Everton in the final game of the Premier League season. Mauricio Pochettino's side come into this game in a euphoric mood after securing their place in the Champions League final in midweek with a last-gasp win over Ajax in Amsterdam. They've all-but sealed a top four finish as well, sitting three points above Arsenal with a vastly superior goal difference. Marco Silva's Everton side have consolidated their place in the top half of the table after a poor run of form earlier in the season that included a 6-2 win for Spurs at Goodison Park. All eyes could be on Andre Gomes, the Barcelona midfielder on loan at Everton that both sides are reportedly hoping to sign in the summer. Tottenham vs Everton - Premier League Venue: Tottenham Hotspur Stadium Date: Sunday May 12 Kick-off time: 3.00pm (BST) Previous meeting: Everton 2-6 Spurs, Premier League, December 23 2018. Spurs team news Everton team news What TV channel is Tottenham vs Everton on? Tottenham vs Everton will not be broadcast live on television, but you can join football.london for full coverage of the game from the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, including live blog commentary, player ratings and reaction. Live stream information Tottenham vs Everton will not be available to watch via live stream, but full coverage of the game will be available on football.london from the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, including team news and live blog commentary and player ratings. Keep up to date with the latest Tottenham Hotspur news, features and exclusives from football.london via our free WhatsApp service . Text NEWS to 07776197989 and then add the number to your phone contacts book as spurs dot london (case sensitive, with spaces) to receive daily updates and breaking news from Alasdair Gold and the team on Spurs. Your phone number won't be shared with any other members of the group. Click here for more information on the service.