Tottenham are euphoric after Wednesday’s Champions League semi-final triumph against Ajax but tired, with injuries and absentees piling up. Mauricio Pochettino will send out a patched-up side, against an Everton team that is finishing strongly, to ask for one final Premier League push. Another top-four spot has been virtually secured; it would take an outlandish eight-goal swing in favour of Arsenal with Spurs losing and their rivals winning to deny Pochettino’s side – and it is not like football is that ridiculous. Right? David Hytner
Sunday 3pm
Venue Tottenham H Stadium
Last season Tottenham 4 Everton 0
Referee Andre Marriner
This season G26 Y71 R3 2.85 cards/game
Odds H 5-4 A 5-2 D 5-2
TOTTENHAM
Subs from Gazzaniga, Vorm, Aurier, Trippier, Marsh, Eriksen, Janssen, Rose, Wanyama
Doubtful Aurier, Rose (both hamstring), Wanyama (thigh)
Injured Kane (ankle, 4 Jun), Sánchez (thigh), Vertonghen (ankle), Winks (groin, all unknown)
Suspended Foyth (first of three), Son (first of three)
Discipline Y56 R3
Form WWLWLL
Leading scorer Kane 17
EVERTON
Subs from Stekelenburg, Schneiderlin, Davies, Baines, Jagielka, Kenny, Lookman, McCarthy, Mina
Doubtful Coleman (groin)
Injured Richarlison (rib, Jun), Calvert-Lewin (knock, unknown)
Suspended None
Discipline Y53 R4
Form WWLWDW
Leading scorers Richarlison, Sigurdsson 13
