Tottenham has finally found their winning form.

After a period of underwhelming performances, Big Ange demanded a more focused and determined approach from his players. The team responded brilliantly, securing two entertaining victories: a thrilling 4-3 win against Manchester United in the cup match and a dominant 5-0 triumph away at Southampton.

Now, Spurs face a much tougher challenge as they take on the league leaders, Liverpool. The home side is grappling with significant defensive absences, with Davies, Romero, van de Ven, and Vicario all sidelined. A team of Liverpool's quality is likely to exploit these gaps, making the match an uphill battle for Tottenham.

To stand a chance, Spurs must be clinical in attack, and they certainly have the players to rise to the occasion in Solanke, Son, and Kulusevski. Recent history between these two teams suggests another exciting encounter, as their last eight head-to-head matchups have seen both teams finding the back of the net.

Liverpool, on the other hand, is also dealing with defensive issues. The absences of Konate through injury and Robertson due to suspension could leave them vulnerable, setting the stage for an intriguing contest.