Fiery London derby on the cards


South Korean Son Heung-min and England skipper Harry Kane are likely to lead Tottenham’s front line against Palace tomorrow. — AP

IT MAY sound a little premature to mention it now, but Spurs are beginning to look like a real solid side again.

Ever since Antonio Conte took over at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium at the beginning of November, the North London club have grown in stature and it seems obvious that they will get even better with time under the Italian’s stewardship.

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