Coincidentally, it was also Brentford and Manchester United who they beat in succession back in September. There is also the small matter of revenge to exact against the Tractor Boys, who handed Spurs perhaps their most crushing defeat of the season in November — sat in 18th at the time,

Tottenham fans will hope for further evidence that their side has found its groove on Saturday when they take on relegation candidates Ipswich in the English Premier League.  Having suffered demoralizing EFL and FA Cup exits at the hands of Liverpool and Aston Villa,

Tottenham Hotspur have just claimed two consecutive Premier League wins and will now be hoping to exact revenge on Ipswich Town, but fans in the UK won't be able to watch the clash live on TV