Ndombele's incredible piece of play
Tanguy Ndombele really did look up for it at Hotspur Way in the short piece of training footage the club published on their Twitter account.
A player with plenty of flicks and tricks in the bag, the Frenchman brought out his full repertoire ahead of Sunday's match against Manchester United.
With Dele Alli looking to win the ball off him and Alfie Devine at his back, Ndombele first flicked the ball over the former's head before doing likewise to the latter with a sublime piece of play.
That wasn't all from the powerful midfielder as he then advanced and teed up Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg with a lovely through ball, only for the goalkeeper to rush out and force the Dane wide.
All will be hoping that Ndombele's performance on the training pitch transfers to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium this weekend.
Scarlett proving his worth
Dane Scarlett will have his fingers crossed that he is named in the matchday squad for the third successive league game this weekend.
The 17-year-old has made a real impression at Tottenham this campaign and Jose Mourinho has already confirmed that he will be a permanent member of his first-team squad next term.
Scarlett does look incredibly sharp at present and he demonstrated his prowess in front of goal with a lovely finish beyond fellow youngster Joshua Oluwayemi when presented with a chance on goal.
He'll definitely be confident if a chance comes his way in the Premier League between now and the end of the season.
Bale no trouble for Tanganga
All eyes will be on the Tottenham teamsheet this weekend to see if Gareth Bale is recalled to the XI after taking his place on the bench in the last two league matches.
The Welshman was involved in Thursday's training session at the club's Enfield base but it appeared that he had quite a bit of trouble trying to get the better of Japhet Tanganga.
Collecting the ball with his back to goal, Bale executed a Cruyff turn on the young defender but he couldn't manage to fully shake him off and subsequently ended up on the ground as the 22-year-old came away with possession and sent his teammate flying in the process.
It was excellent play from the Tottenham academy graduate.
Aurier and Alderweireld both involved
One of the main talking points following Sunday's draw at Newcastle United was what Mourinho said post-match regarding Serge Aurier and Toby Alderweireld's absence from the matchday squad for the second successive week.
Missing out in the win at Aston Villa through illness one day before jetting off on international duty to play for their respective countries, the head coach claimed in his press conference that the pair had linked up late with the squad due to coronavirus protocols.
Both were involved in the training video Tottenham published on Twitter on Thursday evening as they featured in a small-sided game alongside the rest of the squad.
The pair will now be pushing to be included in the 20-man squad to take on Manchester United.
Lamela putting himself about
One player who was putting himself about in training and trying to catch Mourinho's eye in the process was Erik Lamela.
Constantly looking for the ball and trying to win it back when his side weren't in possession, there were screams for a foul from a few players when Ndombele went down following a challenge from the Argentine.
It wasn't given however and Lamela advanced upfield and saw his low shot pushed around the post.
Scoring a couple of goals in the training game, the experienced player is definitely doing everything right to reclaim his place in the side.
