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Antonio Conte was forced to make a change to his Tottenham plans to face Newcastle United with Sergio Reguilon absent from the matchday squad. A regular in recent weeks due to Ryan Sessegnon's injury, Emerson Royal was the man to come in as the head coach handed him a big chance.

Having kept things the same in terms of his squad recently, Reguilon's omission opened up a gap for academy player Jamie Bowden to come into the Spurs matchday 20. Impressing in his loan spell with Oldham Athletic earlier in the season before returning in January, the midfielder was expected to head out on loan to a team in a higher division but instead remained with Spurs.

A player many will remember after he joined in the celebrations at the Etihad Stadium following the team's Champions League quarter-final triumph over Man City three years ago, Bowden was in fact on the bench last campaign under Jose Mourinho in the Europa League against Wolfsberger AC but didn't get on. Bowden's place in the squad saw him join fellow youngsters Harvey White and Dane Scarlett on the bench.

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Amid previous issues with his wing-backs, it appeared last month that Conte had decided on Matt Doherty and Sessegnon as his first-choice on either flank. However, an injury to the former Fulham man against Everton in March had seen Reguilon restored to the XI.

With the Spaniard missing out against Newcastle, Conte opted to start Emerson on his preferred right side with Doherty shifting over to the left. Doherty has looked to be getting back towards his best on the right recently but the switch to the opposite flank had a major impact on his attacking play to begin with as he's