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Our youngsters will be hoping to record back-to-back wins after overcoming Leicester City in Kingston just over a week ago and, depending on results elsewhere, Chelsea could go top of the Premier League 2 table.

We took four points from our encounters with Spurs last season, the first of which saw Andy Myers’s young men rescue a point with two second-half goals having been behind until the 71st minute.

Most recently, in January last term, Armando Broja’s solo strike was enough to give the young Blues the win over the side from north London.

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