Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino: "I remember last season it was Jurgen Klopp's first game in charge and it was tough. 

"I think Liverpool are a team that likes to play on the counter-attack, different from us. We like to manage possession and play in the opposite half. 

"They come from a difficult loss against Burnley and I'm sure they will want to give their best."

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Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy gives his specs a wipe in the posh seats, the White Hart Lane DJ loads up a bit of the Fugees Ready or Not and Harry Kane and Jordan Henderson - both with hair lacquered back like a World World Two aces - collect their men in the tunnel

Here we go..

Dion Dublin
Former Leicester and Aston Villa forward on Football Focus

I want to see Daniel Sturridge on the pitch. It is an absolute waste not having him up front scoring goals. On the other hand, he is fit and moaning about playing. If you are picked and playing for Liverpool you can't moan. Daniel needs to say to himself he needs to play, doesn't matter where, just play. If he plays, he will score goals.

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You transfer wishlists, please...

Rameez Akbar: Hope United get in a experienced CB and find a good deal for Schweinsteiger before the deadline

Jay: If Hull don't get in more players (any players) it's hard to see how they can sustain this title charge

Gordon Fingland: Everton - A solid striker to help ease the pressure on Lukaku. If he gets injured then it could be grim, other than that we are in decent shape.

Mark Schwarzer
Former Middlesbrough and Fulham goalkeeper Mark Schwarzer on Football Focus

Liverpool have scored lots of goals and the game against Arsenal was very entertaining.

I like Spurs, how they play, pressing teams and also with slow build-up and attacking. I think they have got more variety than Liverpool.

Spurs' all-round quality is better than Liverpool's.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp, speaking to Sky Sports: "Tottenham are a football-playing side. If we press smart and defend smart we can have moments. When they lose the ball in the wrong moment there is a good opportunity for us and we have to use that. They have played many games together, with little change, so it means they are fine tuned and strong."  

Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder and BBC football expert

The beauty of Spurs with Mauricio Pochettino is that they are already up to speed. They don't have to make any changes, players don't have to learn the system, it's all sorted.

"Nice crane, that, lads."

Spurs fans assess their new stadium site.

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Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at White Hart Lane

Jurgen Klopp is back where it all started for him as Liverpool manager, with a goalless draw at Spurs on 17 October last year.

Klopp has since overseen defeats in the Capital One Cup and Europa League Finals but has now shaped Liverpool's squad how he wants it with big buys such as Sadio Mane and Gini Wijnaldum,

This will be a good measure of how far Klopp and Liverpool have come since that first game.

November 2012 was Spurs' last victory over Liverpool in the league. Goals from Aaron Lennon and Gareth Bale saw them beat the Reds 2-1. 

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Mark Lawrenson
Former Liverpool defender

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What I have seen of Southampton so far does not change my opinion that this is going to be their hardest season for a while.

I know their recruitment is very good but if you keep selling all of your best players then, sooner or later, it catches up with you.

As far as this game is concerned, I'm going for a draw, which will be a much better result for Sunderland. They are still trying to strengthen, especially in midfield.

Football Focus

At midday tune in to BBC One as Dan Walker previews this weekend's matches on Football Focus.

He is joined by former Coventry and Aston Villa striker Dion Dublin and ex-Middlesbrough and Fulham goalkeeper Mark Schwarzer for the start of your bank holiday weekend football fix.

The show also features interviews with Hull City's Jake Livermore, Middlesbrough's Stewart Downing, and Everton forward Kevin Mirallas.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at White Hart Lane

Liverpool striker Daniel Sturridge expressed his discontent at playing in a wide role under Jurgen Klopp. He couldn't be much wider today - he is on the bench after starting in the defeat at Burnley last week.

Mark Lawrenson
Former Liverpool defender

I think it is ridiculous that Crystal Palace boss Alan Pardew is already perceived to be under pressure., external

We have only had two league games, but supposedly it is because of Palace's poor run in the second half of last season - they did not win a league game between 19 December and 9 April.

I always think you should take the season as a whole anyway, but just looking at the above ignores Palace's run to the FA Cup final.

Also, Pardew has just spent £27m on Christian Benteke - why would you give him that sort of money and then give him two games to save his job?

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See all of Lawro - and Laura Trott's - predictions here.

It's actually happening. Spurs are starting the building work on their new stadium, by removing part of their current one. 

Get ready for the 'you've only got three sides' chant...

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Martin Keown
Former England defender

Jurgen Klopp let two of his centre-halves, Martin Skrtel and Kolo Toure, leave over the summer so I was expecting his most experienced new signing at the back, Ragnar Klavan, to be a world-beater.

So far, the 30-year-old Estonian does not seem to be at the same level as Skrtel or Toure, let alone an improvement. If he is going to stay in Liverpool's defence for the rest of the season, he is going to have to get better quickly.

He was beaten twice for Burnley's second goal last week, once by Steven Defour, who ran straight through him, and then by Andre Gray, who went round him as he tried to recover.

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