The return of Christian Eriksen has been incredibly uplifting and the midfielder will be looking to add another chapter to the fairytale by denting the Champions League hopes of his former club. Eriksen has inspired Brentford to five wins in their past six games to end fears of an instant return to the Championship and Tottenham are unlikely to be given an easy ride as they bid to bounce back from a damaging defeat to Brighton in their last outing. The away fans will give Eriksen a warm reception but hope they will be cheering their own talisman, Harry Kane, come full time, with Brentford being the only one of 31 clubs he has faced in the Premier League that he has yet to score against. Stephen Hollis
Saturday 5.30pm Sky Sports Premier League
Venue Brentford Community Stadium
Last season n/a
Referee Andre Marriner
This season G17 Y58 R2 3.53 cards/game
Odds H 10-3 A 11-4 D 22-23
BRENTFORD
Subs from Fernández, Lössl, Cox, Roerslev, Stevens, Jensen, Fosu, Peart-Harris, Baptiste, Ghoddos
Doubtful None
Injured Onyeka (ankle, unknown), Dasilva (hamstring, unknown), Pinnock (hamstring, unknown), Jørgensen (quadriceps, unknown)
Suspended None
Discipline Y55 R2
Form WWLWWW
Leading scorer Toney 12
TOTTENHAM
Subs from Gollini, Austin, Sessegnon, Sánchez, Rodon, Winks, White, Lucas, Bergwijn, Scarlett
Doubtful None
Injured Doherty (knee, Jul), Tanganga (knee, Jul), Skipp (groin, unknown)
Suspended None
Discipline Y57 R1
Form LWWWWL
Leading scorer Kane 12
