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Ben Davies may have missed Tottenham's draw at Real Madrid but he has played a key role in Spurs' strong start. His Wales coach tells Peter Smith the talented wing-back's hard work and commitment is paying off...

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Sky Sports has announced 17 live matches in December, with both the Manchester and Merseyside derbies to be shown on one Super Sunday.

Who will come out on top in the Premier League this weekend? Paul Merson is back with his predictions...

After a busy week of European action, the Premier League returns with a bumper weekend. But what questions will be answered come Sunday evening?

The latest news and rumours, as Mesut Ozil reportedly tells Arsenal teammates he wants to move to Manchester United next summer.

Spurs manager ran through his options in the commendable draw at Real Madrid and the Argentinian is increasing his sphere of influence at the club

It numbers among the many construction projects at Tottenham Hotspur but, perhaps, it is the one to have drifted under the radar. The London club have committed £30m to the building of a 45-bedroom player hotel on a site adjacent to their Enfield training ground and the rationale is illuminating.

Mauricio Pochettino and his staff are obsessed with marginal gains, with new angles and the creation of the optimum environment, and the private player accommodation lodge, as it is officially known, is another example of the growth that they are seeking.

Related: Harry Kane can be one-club man like Roma legend Totti, says Pochettino

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Harry Winks says it was special to go up against boyhood idol Luka Modric in Tottenham's Champions League tie against Real Madrid at the Bernabeu.

Danny Rose admits he expected a negative reception from Tottenham fans when he came on against Real Madrid in the Champions League.

Tottenham face Liverpool live on Sky Sports on Sunday. Will Dejan Lovren be able to stop Harry Kane? We take a look at the stats.

Tottenham's draw at Real Madrid reinforced Guillem Balague's belief that English sides are closing the gap on their Spanish counterparts.

Following his Tottenham side's 1-1 draw away at champions Real Madrid, manager Mauricio Pochettino congratulated his team on the result, saying: 'I'm so proud of the effort.' Harry Kane, whose deflected effort provided the first goal, said that he thought the draw represented a good result for Spurs, while Madrid midfielder Toni Kroos assessed that a draw was probably a fair result

• Pochettino full of praise after Lloris saves Spurs at Real

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Zinedine Zidane says Real Madrid's meeting with Tottenham in two weeks' time is "like a final" following their 1-1 draw at the Bernabeu on Tuesday.

18 October 1972 At the end of his last match the crowd sang for Greaves and chanted “Jimmy for England”

Tottenham Hotspur 2, Feyenoord 1

The crowd was only slightly smaller than for the visit of West Ham United, the mood was nostalgic, the entertainment excellent, and the result predictable, even to the scorer of the first goal. Everything was as it should be at White Hart Lane last night for positively the last performance of Jimmy Greaves. As Tottenham Hotspur beat their Dutch visitors Feyenoord 2-1 in this testimonial match the bovver boots stamped out a rhythm of approval, the chanting was warm and witty, and the notorious North Bank led a session in which they invited 45,000 others to join them in “All who love Jimmy clap your hands.”

Related: The Monday Interview: Jimmy Greaves

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Tottenham's draw at Real Madrid was the moment they proved they can compete at the highest level, according to manager Mauricio Pochettino.

Tottenham's point at Real Madrid shows how far Mauricio Pochettino's team have come, writes Adam Bate.

• ‘Hugo was fantastic. He showed his real level,’ says manager
• Draw keeps Tottenham level at top of group with Madrid

Mauricio Pochettino paid tribute to Hugo Lloris after the goalkeeper helped Tottenham Hotspur to a 1-1 Champions League draw at Real Madrid but the manager was more pleased that his team had held their own and showed they could compete at the highest level.

Tottenham led at the Bernabéu through a Raphaël Varane own goal before Cristiano Ronaldo equalised before half-time from the penalty spot. Lloris was busy and he made two outstanding saves to deny Karim Benzema and Ronaldo in the second half. Tottenham had chances of their own and Harry Kane could not find a way past Keylor Navas when he was one-on-one with him on 71 minutes.

Related: Spurs’ Harry Kane rues missed chance after Cristiano Ronaldo earns Real draw

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Listen to The Debate podcast as Ian Wright and Jamie Redknapp join Kelly Cates in the Sky Sports studio.

Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino could "manage any club in the world" according to Sky Sports pundit Jamie Redknapp.