The international break is almost over - and Tottenham and Crystal Palace will be back in action in a London derby this weekend as the Premier League returns.
It will be north London versus south London as Spurs and Palace meet at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, with the Eagles becoming the first visiting side to play at the new stadium twice, following the inaugural first team fixture at the ground back in April.
Mauricio Pochettino's men will be looking to bounce back from defeat in their last home fixture against Newcastle United, while Roy Hodgson's Palace will be looking for a third win in a row in the Premier League, after victories against Manchester United and Aston Villa in their last two matches in the top flight.
So what do you need to know about the fixture? We take a look at the key information, along with the latest injury news for both sides ahead of the game, below.
Tottenham vs Crystal Palace
Venue: Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
Kick off: 3pm - Saturday, September 14
TV Channel: This game will not be broadcast live in the UK, but there will be highlights shown on BBC One programme Match of the Day, from 10.45pm.
Latest Tottenham injury news
Tottenham have six players who will either miss this weekend's game, or are a doubt for it.
Juan Foyth and summer signings Giovani Lo Celso, Tanguy Ndombele and Ryan Sessegnon are the players expected to miss the game, with all four players ruled out, according to PremierInjuries.com .
Eric Dier and Kyle Walker-Peters are also doubts for the game this weekend, with both rated as 50-50 as to whether they will be fit.
Dier has a hip injury, while Walker-Peters has a thigh injury, but both have not been ruled out of facing the Eagles.
Read the latest on Spurs' injuries here .
Latest Crystal Palace injury news
Palace currently have three players who could miss the game at the weekend.
All three players are defenders, with Scott Dann, James Tomkins and Martin Kelly on the injury list.
Dann is a doubt with a hand injury sustained in the Carabao Cup tie with Colchester last month, while Tomkins is closing in on a return from a groin injury, but is lacking match fitness having not featured yet this season.
Kelly also has a groin strain, after going off with the injury in the last game against Aston Villa.
