West Brom travel to White Hart Lane without the injured Graham Dorrans, who may not play again this season.
Manager Roy Hodgson may hand a start to Carlos Vela after the striker impressed off the bench against Chelsea.
Tottenham
Doubtful: Bale (knee)Injured: Hutton & Palacios (both knee), King (groin), Woodgate (calf)
West Brom
Injured: Dorrans (ankle)
MATCH PREVIEW
Tottenham fans have barely had time to recover from Wednesday night's breathless draw with Arsenal before welcoming West Brom to White Hart Lane.
We will give it everything we have got to go fourth. It's hard when clubs like City spend ?150 million to finish above you, but if we don't make it we'll come back next year
Tottenham boss Harry Redknapp
Many Tottenham sides from the past would have crumbled in the face of going 3-1 down to their bitter rivals, but Harry Redknapp's men are made of sterner stuff and they are determined to ensure that their Champions League experience isn't just a one-off.
Despite a paltry return of one win in six games, Spurs remain just two points behind Manchester City in the race for fourth place. But their failure to beat teams towards the foot of the table has been their Achilles heel in recent seasons, given that they have managed just one win against promoted sides in their last eight attempts.
Two years ago a Jermaine Jenas goal at White Hart Lane helped send West Brom on their way back to the Championship.
Their relegation fears this season have been calmed since the arrival of Roy Hodgson. They suffered the first setback of his reign against Chelsea last week so the Baggies will be keen to get back on track and secure their safety, and another priceless season of top-flight football.
MATCH FACTS
Head-to-head
• In the last 58 league games between these teams there have been only 10 draws.
• West Brom's last win at White Hart Lane was a 3-2 victory in November 1984.
Tottenham
• Spurs have won only one of their last eight matches against promoted opposition.
• They are unbeaten in their last 14 matches at White Hart Lane in the league.
• Harry Redknapp's side have scored in only two of their last seven games in all competitions.
• Tottenham have scored 998 goals in the Premier League.
West Brom
• The Baggies have not kept a clean sheet in their last 31 top-flight games, an ongoing Premier League record.
• Roy Hodgson has only won one of his eight matches as a manager against Tottenham.
• Chris Brunt and Peter Odemwingie have both scored 12 goals for West Brom in the Premier League. If either of them score they will become the outright all-time Premier League top scorer for the club.
LEADING GOALSCORERS
Tottenham
Van der Vaart: 14 goals (12 league);
Bale & Pavlyuchenko: 11 goals (7 league)
Crouch: 11 goals (4 league)
West Brom
Odemwingie: 12 goals (12 league); Mulumbu: 5 goals (5 league); Vela: 5 goals* (3 league)*
*Includes 2 goals (0 league) for Arsenal
MATCH OFFICIALS
Referee: Stuart Attwell
Assistant referees: Simon Long & Stuart Burt
Fourth official: Darren Drysdale
LAST LEAGUE MATCH LINE-UPS
Tottenham (D3-3 v Arsenal, h): Gomes, Corluka (Kaboul 46), Gallas, Dawson, Assou-Ekotto, Huddlestone, Modric, Bale (Lennon 46), Van der Vaart, Pavlyuchenko (Sandro 78), Crouch. Subs not Used: Cudicini, Defoe, Bassong, Pienaar.
West Brom (L1-3 v Chelsea, h): Carson, Reid, Meite, Olsson, Shorey, Brunt, Mulumbu, Scharner (Jara 72), Thomas (Tchoyi 82), Morrison (Vela 72), Odemwingie. Subs not used: Myhill, Fortune, Tamas, Cox.
Source: BBC Sport
Source: BBC Sport