Spurs will look to head into the first international break of the season on the back of three straight Premier League wins as they host newly-promoted opposition today.
It has been an impressive start to life in north London for Nuno Espirito Santo despite the distracting Harry Kane transfer saga, with victories over Manchester City and former club Wolves as well as progress in the Europa Conference League.
Tottenham have of course been hugely boosted this week by the news that Harry Kane will be staying at the club after seemingly admitting defeat in his attempts to engineer a British record move to Manchester City.
Watford bounced back to the Premier League at the first time of asking last term and began 2021/22 with a hugely impressive win over big-spending Aston Villa at Vicarage Road before going down 2-0 at Brighton last time out and defeating Crystal Palace to reach the third round of the Carabao Cup.
Xisco’s team are likely to have their work cut out this afternoon as they seek a first away win at Tottenham for 36 years.
