Tony Gale told Sky Sports: “On paper Chelsea have the easier job but Spurs have the momentum and form and everything going for them.
It’s just a matter of ticking them off one at a time for both clubs, concentrate on the next fixture.
Gale echoed my sentiments on the last blog…
“With the semi-final coming up this weekend as well, I think that may have a little bit of an impact on it. If Spurs can get a good result over Chelsea and give them a good turning over, it may, psychologically, do that extra little bit that tips the scales their way.”
What stands in Tottenham’s favour ahead of what has undoubtedly become the biggest game of the season is the impressive form of our players all over the park.
The latest Power Rankings make you ask ‘who in the Spurs match day squads is absent?’
Only two Chelsea players feature.
