Here's all the news from around the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium over the past 24 hours.
Kyle Walker-Peters dilemma
Southampton head coach Ralph Hasenhuttl has opened up on his Kyle Walker-Peters dilemma.
On one hand, he has one player who will be at the club for the long-term, and on the other he has a player who is unlikely to join on a permanent basis.
Whilst admitting it's an issue, the Austrian has hinted at more game time for Walker-Peters despite the fact the defender is likely to head back to Spurs after his loan deal expires.
"Yes, this is always the same issue you have with players on loan, especially when you know that there's less options to get him permanent in the summer," Hasenhuttl said.
"But even now, we must find the guy who is fitting the best to what we need at the moment."
Liverpool and Tottenham decisions
Tottenham finished above Liverpool in eight of the nine seasons before the last Premier League campaign.
And this campaign has seen the Reds crowned champions of England with seven games remaining.
But how have the tables turned in such a short space of time?
Click here to read about the different decisions both teams took to reach this point.
Wonderkid called up to training
Jose Mourinho has plenty of time on the training pitch with his Tottenham team as they are not back in action until next Thursday.
It's a trip to Bramall Lane on the agenda for the Lilywhites as they take on Sheffield United in the battle for a European spot.
While Mourinho will no doubt be unimpressed with the amount of games coming up in such a short amount of time, he will be pleased to have time with his players at Hotspur Way leading up to the match.
This week the club released a number of photos from their latest session at their Enfield base and one of the club's academy players was involved with the rest of first team.
Training with the likes of Harry Kane and Co on a few occasions this season, Dennis Cirkin was once again putting in the hard work against the senior stars.
Merson vs Mourinho round two
Paul Merson has doubled down on his belief that Tottenham is not the right place for Harry Kane while Jose Mourinho is in charge.
Mourinho actually responded to Merson's comments earlier this week, saying the former Arsenal forward's analysis over Kane made him 'feel strange'.
But Merson, in his latest Daily Star column, says Wolves striker Raul Jiminez would be a better fit.
"Jose Mourinho is one of the world’s greatest managers but I stand by what I said about him and Harry Kane," he wrote.
"Certain players suit certain managers and Kane doesn’t suit Mourinho.
"His goal against West Ham won’t end the questions about his future at Tottenham. How many good chances did he have in that game?
