It is now just one week until Tottenham return to action.
Three months off have been a drag, but the Premier League returns next week, with Spurs taking on Manchester United at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
There will, of course, be no fans inside the stadium, but all of the matches will be live on television as the season comes to a close finally.
Jose Mourinho is making preparations for the game with United, but those have been hit by a suspension for Dele Alli.
All the news on that and more is below in our round-up of the biggest news stories from N17.
Wage bill and revenue
Tottenham have the lowest wage bill of any of the Premier League big six clubs, it has been revealed.
That will not come as too much of a surprise to supporters, with chairman Daniel Levy consistently running a tight ship.
What may interest fans is the fact that Spurs have the fourth-highest revenue stream in the league.
All the Deloitte Money League information is right here.
Dele Alli to miss Man United
Dele Allli will miss Tottenham's return to Premier League action against Manchester United.
Spurs will return to league action on Friday, June 19 with a game against Jose Mourinho's former employers.
But Mourinho will not be able to call upon Alli after the Football Association handed out a one-match ban for his social media post in March.
Alli appeared to mock an Asian man in a video filmed in an airport when coronavirus was just becoming a major issue.
Read all about Alli and his apology here.
Mourinho's clever decision
With Tottenham gearing up for their return to Premier League action against Manchester United, Jose Mourinho needs to get his players up to speed.
Clubs have been allowed to play friendly matches against other teams within a 90-minute drive.
Spurs have played 11vs11 clashes in house, but there are some friendly matches lined up.
Read all about Mourinho's clever decision here.
Dream attack
How will Jose Mourinho line up his team against United next Friday?
For Tottenham, who had been struggling with injuries, the coronavirus break came at a good time, with the Portuguese having a fully-fit squad from which to choose now.
The attacking lineup he should pick.
The Dele Alli news means he will be without the Englishman, but otherwise Mourinho will have decisions to make.
And he could finally have his dream attack at his disposal.
