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Confirmed: Hull v Tottenham lineups

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Hull City take on Tottenham Hotspur in Premier League action.

Hull City manager Marco SilvaHull City manager Marco Silva

After relegation from the Premier League was confirmed last week, Hull City will be desperate to finish the season with as much pride as possible when they come up against Tottenham Hotspur this weekend. The Tigers have fought until the bitter end for the survival, but defeat to Crystal Palace sealed their fate.

With the future of manager Marco Silva uncertain, Hull City will be simply playing for pride this weekend, and will be hoping to build up some short, positive momentum in which to take into next season in the Championship.

Spurs will also be hoping to finish the season as strongly as possible, as they look to top off what has been an excellent campaign. Tottenham Hotspur have again taken huge steps of improvement under Argentinian manager, Mauricio Pochettino, and provided the Premier League with a genuine opposition to Chelsea in the title race.

And after improving on their finish from last season, there’s no reason why Spurs can’t be challenging once again for the title next year. After saying an emotional goodbye to White Hart Lane, Tottenham Hotspur will be dying to give this excellent season the send off it deserves.

Hull lineup

Starting:

  • David Marshall
  • Andrea Ranocchia
  • Curtis Davies
  • Michael Dawson
  • Tom Huddlestone
  • Omar Elabdellaoui
  • Josh Tymon
  • Alfred N’Diaye
  • Jarrod Bowen
  • Sam Clucas
  • Oumar Niasse

Substitutes: Dieumerci Mbokani, Eldin Jakupovic, Andrew Robertson, Daniel Batty, Greg Olley, Ahmed Elmohamady, Kamil Grosicki.

Tottenham lineup

Starting:

  • Hugo Lloris
  • Toby Alderweireld
  • Kieran Trippier
  • Ben Davies
  • Jan Vertonghen
  • Victor Wanyama
  • Christian Eriksen
  • Son Heung-Min
  • Eric Dier
  • Dele Alli
  • Harry Kane

Substitutes: Michel Vorm, Moussa Sissoko, Kevin Wimmer, Filip Lesniak, Vincent Janssen, Georges-Kévin Nkoudou, Mousa Dembélé.