Spurs can join the Reds and Chelsea at the top of the table, but they face a Watford side that also boasts a 100 per cent record this season with three wins from three. But Spurs will be looking to take momentum from their victory over Manchester United last Monday night, and with Harry Kane and Lucas Moura both in-form, a testing day looks on the cards for the Hornets.
Watford manager Javi Gracia has a near-full-strength side to choose from, but Spurs are without injured goalkeeper and captain Hugo Lloris as well as midfielder Moussa Sissoko, while Son Heung-min remains on international duty. Erik Lamela is also a doubt as he faces a late fitness test at Vicarage Road.
Manchester United cruise to three points with two goals from Romelu Lukaku propelling United back into the top half of the table while Burnley continue to suffer in 19th.
The second half became a bit more troubling for the Reds as Paul Pogba missed a penalty with Marcus Rashford sent off shortly after but it's just the tonic needed for Jose Mourinho and United with a clean sheet to boot.
Burnley still pressing for one goal and Vokes powers another header in on goal which leaves De Gea at full stretch but he deals with the danger accordingly.
Manchester United have done a good job of martialling Burnley despite being down to 10 men for the last 20 minutes but will still be disappointed they didn't put the game to bed a bit earlier.
Watford breakaway after Spurs have a great chance of their own but it's really great work from Troy Deeney and his ball into the box is dealt with by Alderweireld...just.
The defender gets a flick on it and heads it towards his own goal but it clashes against the bar and post before going out for safety.
