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Frank Lampard's Everton and Dean Smith's Norwich Cry will play their part in the deciding factor on who out of Arsenal or Tottenham will qualify for Champions League football next term.
Tottenham moved up to fourth place in the Premier League after their 1-0 victory over Burnley on Sunday. This comes ahead of Arsenal's Monday night clash at St James' Park, which could see Mikel Arteta's side overtake Spurs once again.
Chris Sutton has backed Tottenham to finish fourth above Arsenal as he predicts the Gunners to “slip up”.
Tottenham boss Antonio Conte says he is ready to “suffer” when watching Arsenal’s game with Newcastle on Monday night after his side moved into the top four.
Harry Kane says Tottenham have done their job with victory over Burnley, piling the pressure on Arsenal ahead of their trip to Newcastle United on Monday.
LONDON (Reuters) -A contested Harry Kane penalty gave Tottenham Hotspur a 1-0 Premier League win over relegation-threatened Burnley on Sunday, moving Antonio Conte's team into a Champions League qualification place.
Harry Kane's penalty moved Tottenham into the Premier League top four as Antonio Conte's men held their nerve to beat Burnley 1-0 on Sunday. Spurs move two points ahead of north London rivals Arsenal, who travel to Newcastle on Monday, in the battle for fourth place. Tottenham still need a slip up from the Gunners to return to the Champions League next season, but upped the pressure on Mikel Arteta's men. Defeat leaves Burnley outside the relegation zone only on goal difference with two games of the season to go.
Harry Kane penalty gave Tottenham Hotspur a 1-0 Premier League win over relegation-threatened Burnley on Sunday, moving Antonio Conte's team into a Champions League qualification place. Spurs climbed above North London rivals Arsenal into fourth on 68 points from 37 games -- the Gunners are on 66 from 36 matches and can return to the top four if they win at Newcastle United on Monday. Burnley, under caretaker manager Mike Jackson, went into the game in 17th place and will slip back into the bottom three if Leeds United avoid defeat at home to Brighton & Hove Albion.