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>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 The Premier League season draws to a close today and Everton travel to Tottenham looking to end the campaign on a high. Marco Silva has enjoyed an encouraging first season in charge and would like nothing more than becoming just the second side to claim a victory at Spurs' new stadium. But the Blues boss must contend with a number of injuries when he picks his startling line-up for the clash. Here's how are reporters think the Everton team should look: Adam Jones: Marco Silva is going to be forced into a fair few changes thanks to some interesting Everton injury news this week. Richarlison and Dominic Calvert-Lewin are both definitely out, while Seamus Coleman remains a doubt. With this being the last game of the season, there should be no need to risk the latter - but there is a chance to experiment. Five-at-the-back isn't looked at massively fondly by Evertonians, but it has worked this season with the away match to Burnley being the prime example. This could be a perfect chance to bring Yerry Mina into the fold, while also switching up the system going forward. Theo Walcott offer pace in behind up front that Everton will desperately need, while Andre Gomes should slot straight into the midfield. Playing Bernard centrally could allow him to pick holes in Spurs' defence while Sigurdsson should operate almost as a false nine thanks to his goalscoring record this season. My team (3-4-1-2): Pickford; Mina, Keane, Zouma; Kenny, Gueye, Gomes, Digne; Bernard; Sigurdsson, Walcott 'A chance for fringe players to prove their worth' Connor Dunn: Forget all this nonsense about a dead rubber - it's a great chance for Everton to go out on a high. To do that and to extend their unbeaten run to eight games they will need their big-game players. In goal that is, of course, Jordan Pickford and in front of him making up the back line are the excellent Lucas Digne and Jonjoe Kenny on the left and right flanks while the imperious Kurt Zouma takes his position in the heart of defence alongside Michael Keane. In the midfield the battling Idrissa Gueye is joined by the maestro Andre Gomes with Gylfi Sigurdsson completing the play-making trio. On who leads the line is trickier because both Richarlison and Dominic Calvert-Lewin are out. However, that means there's a chance for players like Ademola Lookman and Cenk Tosun to prove their worth heading into the summer so they start in a front three alongside Bernard who has been excellent in recent weeks. My team (4-3-3): Pickford, Kenny, Keane, Zouma, Digne; Gueye, Gomes, Sigurdsson; Bernard,Tosun, Lookman 'Tosun in the shop window' (Image: Marc Atkins/Getty Images) Joe Rimmer: Marco Silva might have to get creative in his team selection this week as Everton contend with several injuries. Richarlison and Dominic Calvert-Lewin will both miss this game, as could Seamus Coleman. So it's a chance for others to impress and one or two to put themselves in the shop window. Jonjoe Kenny replaces Coleman at right-back and I really want to get Yerry Mina on the pitch, so he replaces Michael Keane for this one. It's your usual three in midfield and another chance for Ademola Lookman to impress, as well as Cenk Tosun to put himself in the shop window. My team (4-3-3): Pickford, Kenny, Mina, Zouma, Digne; Gueye, Gomes, Sigurdsson; Bernard, Tosun, Lookman 'Chance for a historic win' Paul Gorst: A first-ever trip to Spurs' new ground is a good way to end the season on a high - and Marco Silva's Everton have been in the kind of form to suggest they can do just that on Sunday. Spurs' energy-sapping achievements of midweek in Amsterdam might have just handed the Blues a chance for a historic first win at the imaginatively-named The New Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Jordan Pickford is in goal behind a back four of Jonjoe Kenny, Kurt Zouma, Michael Keane and Lucas Digne. Idrissa Gueye and Andre Gomes will patrol the midfield with Bernard, Ademola Lookman and Gylfi Sigurdsson ahead of them. Cenk Tosun will lead the line in the absence of Dominic Calvert-Lewin. My team (4-2-3-1): Pickford; Kenny, Zouma, Keane, Digne; Gueye, Gomes; Bernard, Lookman, Sigurdsson; Tosun<doc-sep>All you need to know to tune into the action at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium Tottenham and Everton go head-to-head on the final day of the Premier League season and you can hear full commentary of the clash live on talkSPORT 2. Spurs have enjoyed an incredible week, producing a Champions League miracle to beat Ajax and reach the final. Getty Images 2 Mauricio Pochettino’s Tottenham host Everton on the final day of the Premier League season They are now looking to secure a top-four finish in the league and are all but assured of doing so ahead of rivals Arsenal. Everton will also be looking to finish their difficult campaign on a high by winning at Tottenham’s new stadium. 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Russ Williams will bring you all the build-up with Joe Shennan and Alvin Martin on commentary duty. To tune into our coverage just click here for the live stream or click the radio player below. You can also listen through the talkSPORT App, on DAB Digital Radio or on MW 1053 or 1089. For more information about how to listen LIVE on talkSPORT click here. Tottenham vs Everton: Kick-off time The Premier League clash will get underway at 3pm on Sunday, May 12. Spurs won a remarkable game 6-2 in the reverse fixture in December with Harry Kane and Son Heung-min both scoring braces. getty 2 Marco Silva’s Everton take on Tottenham this afternoon Tottenham vs Everton: Line-ups Tottenham: Lloris, Walker-Peters, Alderweireld, Dier, Davies, Sissoko, Eriksen, Dele, Lamela, Lucas, Llorente Subs: Gazzaniga, Aurier, Trippier, Marsh, Skipp, Wanyama, Janssen Everton: Pickford, Walcott, Keane, Zouma, Digne, Gueye, Mina, Schneiderlin, Sigurdsson, Tosun, Bernard Subs: Stekelenburg, Baines, Jagielka, Gomes, Davies, Lookman, Kenny<doc-sep>
The final day of Premier League action usually contains a fair amount of drama, but with all three relegated teams already down and the top four (almost) fully settled, the only real drama will come at the very top of the table as Manchester City and Liverpool both try to not bottle the league title. Predicted Lineup Tottenham Hotspur vs. Wolverhampton Location: Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, London, UK Date: Sunday, March 1, 2020 Time: 9 am ET, 2 pm UK TV: not televised (USA/UK) Stream: NBC Sports Gold ($) Well, that’s not entirely true. There’s still a very (very) slim chance that Spurs could Spurs their way out of top four against Everton today. But they’d have to really, really screw it up. Spurs head into this match in fourth, one point behind Chelsea and three above Arsenal, but with a +8 goal differential over the Gooners. They can clinch Champions League next season with a win, a draw, a loss if Arsenal loses at Burnley, or a loss if Arsenal wins and makes up the 8-goal swing. Unlikely. But not impossible! Normally in these articles I preview the opponent — in this case Everton — and talk about how their season has gone. But let’s be honest, here — it’s Everton, they’re without Richarlison, Calvert-Lewin, and maybe Seamus Coleman for this match, they’re gonna finish in 8th or 9th regardless of what happens here today, and nobody really cares, so long as they don’t beat Spurs 5-0. So let’s get to why you’re really here. How will Tottenham Hotspur line up against Everton? This is the REAL question. The injury report that dropped yesterday after the Champions League win over Ajax looked bleak. Jan Vertonghen and Davinson Sanchez are both dealing with knocks, while Juan Foyth is suspended. Son Heung-Min is also suspended for three games after he lost his appeal to the FA over his red card against Bournemouth. Victor Wanyama is dead again. Harry Kane and Harry Winks are both back on the field but won’t be ready before June 1. Just who the heck is going to take the field against Everton, anyway? That question starts with the defense. With Vertonghen, Sanchez, and Foyth all presumably unavailable, the most likely player to slot into the defense alongside Toby Alderweireld is Eric Dier. Ben Davies could also do this, but someone has to play left back and Rose is being assessed for a knock. This seems like a good match to give Serge Aurier some rehabilitation minutes at right back before Spurs sell him this summer. Pochettino could use this match as an opportunity to blood in some younger players like Oliver Skipp or even some actual U23 squaddies in the midfield, but let’s be real — he’s not going to do that. He’s run his healthy midfielders into the ground and will presumably continue to do it, and he’d love to win this match in case Chelsea slips up at Leicester. That means, for me, a midfield of Moussa Sissoko, Christian Eriksen, and Dele Alli. Erik Lamela came in for a late stint in Amsterdam, and my guess is that if he’s 60 minutes fit he’ll probably get the start today on one of the flanks, with Champions League hero Lucas Moura on the other side. Fernando Llorente will likely start up top but don’t be surprised if Vincent Janssen gets some minutes at the tip of the spear. My final prognostication is that the bench is going to be hilarious. Oliver Skipp, for sure. George Marsh? Jonathan Dinzeyi? Maybe. Troy Parrott? God, I hope so. That’s my prediction for Tottenham Hotspur’s lineup against Everton. What’s yours?