Tottenham returned to Premier League action on Sunday afternoon as they travelled up to Newcastle United.
Spurs clinched their fifth Premier League win of the season, defeating the Magpies 3-2 thanks to goals from Tanguy Ndombele, Harry Kane and Son Heung-Min.
Their attention will now be on a busy week ahead, starting with tomorrow night's clash with Vitesse in the Europa Conference League.
Nuno Espirito Santo still has a few injury issues to contend with ahead of that game, but he is thankfully nearing a fully-fit squad.
With that in mind, football.london takes a close look at how the Spurs squad is shaping up.
Ryan Sessegnon
Sessegnon has been missing for a few weeks after the winger picked up an injury while on international duty with England's under-21 team, and Espirito Santo has revealed that he is yet to make a return to training.
What Espirito Santo has said: "We don't know [when he will return]. They are improving, day by day."
Expected return date: Unknown.
Steven Bergwijn and Ben Davies
Bergwijn has taken his time to recover, having sustained an injury during the last round of international fixtures, but returned to the bench for the game against the Magpies.
The Netherlands international has not played for Spurs since their Europa Conference League clash with Rennes last month after picking up a foot injury in France but could well be involved tomorrow.
Meanwhile, Davies is recovering from an appendix issue, with his last outing for Tottenham coming in last month's North London Derby defeat to Arsenal.
However, the Welsh full-back also returned to the bench against the Magpies.
Matt Doherty
Doherty was taken off at half-time in the Republic of Ireland's comfortable win against Qatar in the week and didn't make the squad against Newcastle.
Expected return date: Unknown.
