Leeds are heading to North London seeking a third Premier League win on the spin following last Saturday’s amazing comeback 4-3 success at home to Bournemouth on the back of the previous weekend’s superb 2-1 win at Liverpool. The Whites were then knocked out of the Carabao Cup on Wednesday evening through a 1-0 defeat at Wolves in a match for which head coach Jesse Marsch made ten changes to his side. Jack Harrison was the only player to start who also lined up in Saturday’s epic 4-3 win at home to Bournemouth but Marsch revealed at Friday’s pre-match press conference that Harrison had suffered a muscle strain and was “questionable” for the Spurs trip. If Harrison doesn’t make it then Leeds will have seven players out with Patrick Bamford, Adam Forshaw, Archie Gray, Luis Sinisterra and also Mateusz Klich now sidelined in addition to longer term absentee Stuart Dallas. After Marsch’s updates at his press conference, this is how we think Leeds will line up at Tottenham.

1. GK - Illan Meslier
Joel Robles was handed a Whites debut in Wednesday night's Carabao Cup tie at Wolves but Meslier is clearly United's no 1 and the Iceman is all set to return in nets. Photo: Catherine Ivill

2. RB - Rasmus Kristensen
Luke Ayling came in at at Wolves but Kristensen has been first choice right back of late and seems set to start before heading off to the World Cup with Denmark. Photo: Bryn Lennon

3. CB - Liam Cooper
United's captain was given the night off in midweek so will be fresh for a return at the heart of the defence against Spurs Photo: LINDSEY PARNABY

4. CB - Robin Koch
Koch was another player rested in midweek and the German looks all set to resume the centre-back partnership with Liam Cooper as Diego Llorente and Leo Hjelde drop out of the side that started at Wolves. Photo: George Wood

5. LB - Pascal Struijk
Junior Firpo was handed an opportunity to stake his claim for the left back spot at Wolves but Struijk looks very much the best option there at present, despite being a natural centre-back. Photo: Steve Bardens

6. Tyler Adams
The rock of Leeds United's midfield is heading for the World Cup with the USA and will hope to sign off in style at Spurs. Photo: Bryn Lennon