Ryan Sessegnon is really growing as a player in the closing stages of this season. He is clearly trusted by Antonio Conte on the left side of Spurs' team and he is responding to that.

He has already had a couple of darts to try and forge an opening.

Tottenham started a bit slowly against Arsenal before taking control. They'll want to burst out of the blocks here, though. They are very much on the front foot at the moment.

Harry Kane's cross into the middle is gathered by Nick Pope.

Burnley's first act is to launch the ball Ashley Barnes' way. He'll have some work to do today, leading the line largely on his own.

Both teams desperately need a win. They can't both get what they want.

Arsenal, Everton and Leeds fans will be watching on with fingers crossed.

Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

It only happened a couple of days ago so I'm not sure anyone here really needed reminding what happened... but the big screens at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium have just been showing replays of the goals - and red card - from Thursday's north London derby.

As you'd expect, the home fans all seemed to enjoy watching it... will they see more of the same today though?

Right, it's pretty much time to get this show on the road. The players are in the tunnel. We'll have a whole game of football for you very soon.

Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

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All everyone was talking about on the train to White Hart Lane station was Thursday's victory over Arsenal but Tottenham fans should be wary of wasting that win by dropping points here - and it has happened before against Burnley.

The last time Spurs got a result that made everyone sit up and take notice, their stunning 3-2 win at Manchester City in February, they followed it up with a limp defeat against the Clarets a couple of days later.

Today? Well 10 of the same 11 players who started against the Gunners keep their place today. Their legs might be tired but at least they don't have to contend with any heat. Saturday was a scorcher at Wembley for the FA Cup final but this part of north London is cloudy and a good deal cooler as kick-off approaches.

Burnley certainly don't need reminding just how good Son Heung-min is...

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The ability of Son Heung-min goes under the radar because he plays alongside Harry Kane at Spurs, but he is one of the best players in the Premier League, says former England centre-back Matt Upson.

Son's goal against Arsenal closed him to within one goal of Mohamed Salah in the race for the Golden Boot, while he won the penalty for the opening goal and was fouled by Rob Holding for the red card decision.

"I can't talk highly enough of him," Upson told BBC Radio 5 Live's Football Daily podcast.

"The fear factor of Son influenced the game massively, as needing to deal with him totally upset Arsenal.

"I don't think there is anything he can't do."

Upson also praised Son's finishing abilities after his third goal rubber-stamped their victory.

"HIs finish was brilliant," he said. "He threaded the ball through a tiny space and he can do that because he's so clinical and precise."

Sulaimon Adelekan: Crucial crucial day at the top and bottom of the Premier League table. Burnley defeated Spurs earlier in the season, hoping they can repeat it for Arsenal sake.

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Caretaker boss Mike Jackson says the fact Burnley still have a chance to secure Premier League survival is testament to the character and work ethic of the group.

He said: "After the Villa game we spoke about what they have actually done so far. Let’s be honest, when we first came in they were written off but they are still here. They haven't gone away and that’s credit to this group.

"No one can predict what will happen in these three games, you just have to be ready, never give in and fight.

"In situations like this people can start to question you and start to have a go. You’ve just got to remember that you take no notice, you just keep fighting, you just keep going and don’t give into it, keep attacking the next day. That is how I was brought up and that is what I believe in.

"I’ve got faith in all of them and what they’re doing. Get in there and go for it, take your opportunity and take it on."

Burnley and Wales defender Connor Roberts is hoping his relegation-threatened club can "nick something" when they travel to Tottenham Hotspur in the Premier League.

The Clarets go into Sunday's game lying outside the bottom three on goal difference.

Sunday's match could see Roberts come up against one Wales team-mate, Ben Davies, but probably not another, saying "it's a shame that my mate Joe [Rodon] doesn't play much for Spurs".

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Lawro's prediction: 3-0

Mike Jackson made a brilliant start as Burnley boss but they did not have any kind of spark when they lost at home to Aston Villa last weekend.

They didn't really put up much resistance, which was very unlike them. It is going to be very interesting to see how they react here, and whether they can make life difficult for Tottenham.

Spurs' top-four hopes are still not in their own hands but they are very much alive after their win over Arsenal on Thursday and I think they will put in another big performance here.

Whatever happens, Burnley are going to be watching anxiously when Leeds play Brighton a little later on Sunday.

Paul's prediction: Tottenham showed they are a top team with their win over Arsenal. 2-0

Find out how Lawro and Paul 'Semtex' Daley think the rest of the weekend Premier League fixtures will go

It doesn't feel like Manchester City are going to slip up in the league run in, does it?

Their win at Wolves was "an emphatic display by Premier League champions", says former Chelsea and Celtic forward Chris Sutton.

Kevin de Bruyne hit four goals for City to move them three points clear of Liverpool at the top of the table with two games to go.

"Beforehand, I thought this game was a tough task," Sutton told BBC Radio 5 Live's Football Daily podcast. "Wolves could have been awkward.

"But that was really emphatic. A big statement from Manchester City and a display of Premier League champions and of real authority."

Former City midfielder Michael Brown was delighted with the result but urged caution, even with Pep Guardiola's side only needing four points to reclaim the title.

"I daren't say anything other than it's another big game at the weekend," he said. "West Ham away, with the defenders injured, is still a difficult one.

"But I guess they will not be looking forward to playing City after watching them tonight."

Listen to full analysis of City's win on BBC Sounds

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Manchester City players will feel "a galactico" has arrived when Erling Haaland walks into the dressing room, says former Scotland midfielder Don Hutchison.

City confirmed on Tuesday a deal has been struck to sign the Borussia Dortmund forward in the summer and Hutchison believes it is another example of boss Pep Guardiola raising the bar at Etihad Stadium.

"It is amazing that Haaland is coming to the Premier League," Hutchison told BBC Radio 5 Live's Football Daily podcast.

"Pep is such an incredible manager and he keeps raising the standards every season.

"For the City players, this will feel like a galactico signing."

Hutchison also suspects City may be plotting a mischievous way of showing off the Norway striker to the world.

"It would not surprise me at all if, on the day of the Champions League final between Real Madrid and Liverpool, pictures emerge of Haaland in City colours," he said.

Listen to the full discussion on how Haaland will fit in at City from 26'05 on BBC Sounds