Arne Slot did not reveal any new fitness concerns when he previewed the 4.30pm BST kick-off at a press conference on Friday before Tottenham clash.

He was, though, asked about Conor Bradley’s readiness to complete a full match after playing 68 minutes against West Ham United and 71 at Leicester City last time out.

“That depends of course on the upcoming two sessions, but he was getting closer and closer to 90 minutes,” said Slot.

“The first and the second one were approximately the same amount of minutes and it’s normal if you played twice around 70 minutes then the chance of you being able to play 90 is getting closer and closer.

“But we are also taking very good care of him because he had two injuries that were similar. Let’s wait and see how he does today and tomorrow if he’s able to play, and if he’s able to play if he can make 90.”

Trent Alexander-Arnold had replaced Bradley and delivered the winning goal versus Leicester on what was his return appearance from almost six weeks sidelined with injury.