Tottenham travel to FC Twente in the UEFA Champions League searching for the win that would guarantee top spot in Group A.
Spurs have impressed in their debut Champions League campaign and currently lead the pool following some excellent results so far.
Harry Redknapp's side are level on points with European champions Inter Milan but, because they have a superior head-to-head record over the Italians, they only have to match the Nerazzurri's result at Werder Bremen to be assured of pole position.
This means they would avoid facing a number of big-hitters in the first knockout round of the competition, and would play a team that finishes second instead of first.
Barcelona, Real Madrid and Bayern Munich have already secured top spot in their respective groups, so Tottenham will be keen to earn a victory in Enschede and steer clear of a tricky tie next up.
Twente themselves cannot qualify for the latter stages of the tournament but are assured of third place and a Europa League berth.
The Dutch side were beaten 4-1 at White Hart Lane in the reverse fixture on Matchday Two, and will be looking for their first home win in the Champions League following two draws so far.
Twente have a poor record against clubs from England with three draws and seven defeats, and fellow North Londoners Arsenal were the last Premier League outfit to beat them on their home patch in the 2008/09 third qualifying round.
Sander Boschker, Theo Janssen and Wout Brama were in that Twente team while William Gallas, now a Spurs player, scored one of Arsenal's goals and found the net again in their 4-0 second-leg success.
Tottenham come into the game on the back of a 3-0 demolition of Bremen, while the Eredivisie champions lost out 1-0 to Inter at the San Siro.
Team news
Jermaine Jenas is fit for Spurs despite missing the last European outing with a calf injury.
Jenas did not feature in the 1-1 draw with Birmingham City at the weekend, but is expected to return, while Luka Modric is out with an illness.
Midfield maestro Rafael van der Vaart is still absent with a hamstring problem, and in-form defender Younes Kaboul continues to recover from a thigh complaint.
Boss Redknapp will have to utilise the full depth of his squad, as he also has long-term concerns over Tom Huddlestone, Ledley King, Jonathan Woodgate, Giovani Dos Santos and Jamie O'Hara.
Michael Dawson was on the bench against the Blues on Saturday and could return to the fold, although Sandro is ineligible.
Twente are currently joint top of the Dutch Eredivisie on goal difference with PSV Eindhoven and earned a 2-0 victory over De Graafschap at the weekend.
Rasmus Bengtsson started against NEC the previous week on his return from a groin injury but Nicky Kuiper is still out after tearing knee ligaments against ADO Den Haag on 24th October. The 21-year-old had only been back for a month after shaking off another knee injury that had sidelined him since March.
Bryan Ruiz could be out until mid-January with a knee problem, while Emir Bajrami underwent surgery on 11th October on an ankle injury suffered on Matchday Two.
