Hello and welcome to LIVE updates of the Premier League clash between Tottenham and Man United. Jose Mourinho’s Lilywhites need the win to maintain their push for a top four finish while the Red Devils will be eager to cut the gap to the summit and stay on course to end up as best of the rest. Kick off 16.30 BST.

QUIRKY STAT: Mourinho is hoping to become the first former Manchester United manager to complete a league double over the club since Dave Sexton with Coventry in 1981-82. It’s worth pointing out that Jose had never lost a home match against Manchester United (W5, D5) either.

Lindelof recovers well to nod clear at the near post after Lucas Moura had peeled off down the right and delivered a clipped cross towards Kane.

Both sides are showing a real appetite for this contest in the early exchanges. There's more on it for Spurs but United will be keen to maintain that fine away record.

DID YOU KNOW? Manchester United's only win in their past eight league games at Spurs came at Wembley in January 2019 (D4, L3).

Son horribly miscues from the edge of the box after United had only half cleared a right-wing corner.

H2H: Tottenham have picked up just six wins from their 28 PL home matches v the Red Devils. Three of those victories have come over the past five years and they are targeting a first league double over United since 1989-90.

KICK OFF! Man United get us underway after a fitting tribute to the passing of Prince Philip.

Almost show time. United are aiming to reduce the gap to City to 11 points and move nine points clear of fifth-placed Chelsea. Spurs are six points off West Ham and desperately need the win to stay firmly in the mix with games starting to run out. There's a lot on it and it's all coming up in five!

Eurosport’s resident football expert Paul Parker expects Manchester United to win at Tottenham in his latest Premier League predictions. Do you agree? Check out what he had to say below.

Heung-Min Son: “We’ve nine games left with the cup final (Carabao Cup), and we have to be ready, we have to be warriors, that’s very important for the rest of the season.”

West Ham have just beaten Leicester City in a very intriguing result in terms of the race for the Champions League places.

Leicester are third on 56 points with West Ham a point further back in fourth. Chelsea are on 54 points in fifth with Liverpool on 52 points. Spurs are seventh on 49 and will know this match is looking like a must-win encounter if they are to keep pace with the pack of clubs hopeful of making that top four.

Speaking of Kane, his namesake Harry Maguire is relishing a tussle with his England teammate this afternoon: "I want to play in the biggest games possible against the best players; that’s why I joined this club. Harry (Kane) is one of those. I know him from England really well. He’s a top striker, one of the best in the world and he does it season after season, scores goals after goals. He'll be ready for battle and I'll be ready for battle. May the best man win.”

Look away now Spurs fans… Reports have emerged in the past few days that suggest Harry Kane may look to leave Spurs this summer. It’s just rumours at present of course, but if he did depart United could well be amongst his suitors. Check out our breakdown of the other clubs who could be interested if it arose as a possibility…

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer: “We should never settle for second place at Man United and we’ll never settle for a second place and I think that’s the point here – that we have seen the heights and we know what this club is capable of. For me, I’ve been here now a little while myself and it’s taken time for us to be in this position and, hopefully, we can be better next season because this is below our ambitions.”

Mourinho: “It’s a very important match for us... We have to look at this moment to lots of other teams in the same area as we are, two points more, three points more, two points less, same number of points, and it’s week after week we cannot lose points to them, we have to recover step by step and this match is important like every other match because the three points are there on the pitch to play for."

Three is a magic number for United too. Dean Henderson, Fred and Edinson Cavani are the changes to the side that beat Granada in the Europa League on Thursday.

The big news for Spurs is that Son Heung-min is back in the starting XI. He is one of three changes from the draw with Newcastle. Eric Dier and Serge Aurier also feature.

CONFIRMED TEAMS - SPURS: Lloris, Aurier, Dier, Rodon, Reguilon, Lo Celso, Ndombele, Hojbjerg, Moura, Son, Kane... Subs: Hart, Alderweireld, Winks, Bale, Lamela, Sissoko, Alli, Tanganga, Vinicius. /// MAN UTD: Henderson, Wan-Bissaka, Lindelof, Maguire, Shaw, Pogba, Fred, McTominay, Fernandes, Rashford, Cavani... Subs: De Gea, Mata, Greenwood, Traore, Telles, Matic, Williams, Van de Beek, Tuanzebe.