Ipswich Town vs Tottenham Hotspur

Out:GreavesOgbene、TaylorTuanzebe

Doubts:

Banned:Phillips

Latest News: Chiedozie Ogbene (Achilles), Axel Tuanzebe (thumb), Jacob Greaves (hamstring) and Jack Taylor (unspecified) remain on the Ipswich injury list but all bar Ogbene - who is likely out for the season - should be back after the November international break. It's one in, one out on the suspension front,

meanwhile: Harry Clarke returns from a one-match ban but Kalvin Phillips has to serve one of his own. Kieran McKenna reported no fresh concerns on Friday, while Dara O'Shea continues to manage a back niggle at centre-half.

Jens Cajuste for the banned Phillips is probably the likeliest alteration, with Massimo Luongo yet to kick a ball since his own recovery from injury. Omari Hutchinson moved to the right flank last week and responded with arguably his best display of the season but McKenna may opt to move him back to the '10' role this week, bringing in Wes Burns out wide for more defensive protection.

Tottenham Hotspur

Out:Richarlison、Odobertvan de Ven

Doubts: Moore 25%Romero 75%Spence 75%Werner 25%

Banned:

Latest News: Richarlison (hamstring), Micky van de Ven (hamstring) and Wilson Odobert (hamstring) remain on the Spurs injury list, while Ange Postecoglou said on Friday that Timo Werner (groin) and Mikey Moore (illness) are unlikely to recover. Cristian Romero (toe) "has a chance", however: he missed Thursday's defeat to Galatasaray but Postecoglou said he was "keen" to train in the following days, so a late call will be made on him. The Lilywhites got through unscathed from the loss in Turkey, with many of the big guns having their minutes managed. That included Son Heung-min, who Postecoglou said would continue to be handled carefully after his recent injury relapse.

Given that Moore, Werner, Odobert and Richarlison are out, the betting money would still be on a Gameweek 11 start and an early-ish withdrawal for Son. Ben Davies is an alternative to Radu Dragusin after the latter's stinker in Turkey but the bigger call is in midfield after Pape Matar Sarr delivered a man-of-the-match display against Aston Villa a week ago.

A more winnable home fixture against Ipswich might tempt Postecoglou into starting Maddison in the same midfield as Dejan Kulusevski (Sarr's energy and physicality are perhaps a better fit for the 'bigger' matches) but the England international failed to impress in the Europa League, so a more rested Sarr may still hold the upper hand.