Squad sheets: Tottenham Hotspur v Wigan Athletic

Fresh from their cruise past Young Boys into the Champions League proper, Spurs will be licking their lips at the prospect of reacquainting themselves with opponents they routed 9-1 last November, and the fact that Wigan have conceded 10 goals in two home games does not suggest their defending has improved. One consolation for Roberto Martínez and his players may be the groin operation awaiting Jermain Defoe, who scored five of Tottenham's nine. Then again Spurs will have others ready to help themselves. An ankle injury keeps Victor Moses out of Wigan's attack. David Lacey Venue White Hart Lane, Saturday 3pm Tickets £30-45 (0844 844 0102) Last season Tottenham 9 Wigan 1 Referee P Dowd This season's matches 2 Y 5, R 0, 2.50 cards per game Odds Tottenham 2-7 Wigan 12-1 Draw 5-1 Tottenham Subs from Alnwick, Giovani, Naughton, Walker, Bentley, Jenas, Hutton, Sandro, Rose, Kaboul, King, Pavlyuchenko, Keane Doubtful Defoe (groin), Hutton (groin), Keane (knee), Giovani (hamstring), King (knee) Injured Bentley (ankle, 11 Sep), Gomes (groin, 11 Sep), Modric (hamstring, 11 Sep), O'Hara (back, 25 Sep), Woodgate (groin, unknown) Suspended None Form guide WD Disciplinary record Y1 R0 Leading scorer Bale 2 Wigan Subs from Al Habsi, Pollitt, S Caldwell, Gómez, McArthur, Boyce, De Ridder, Mustoe, Holt, McManaman, Doubtful Figueroa (knee) Injured Moses (ankle, 11 Sep), G Caldwell (hip, Oct) Suspended None Form guide LL Disciplinary record Y2 R0 Leading scorer n/a Match pointers • Tottenham have lost only one of their 11 meetings with Wigan in all competitions • Wigan have conceded 18 goals without scoring in their last three league matches • Manchester United are the only visiting side to have scored more than once at White Hart in 37 league games since September 2008 • Only relegated Burnley lost more away games (17) than Wigan (14) last season • Gareth Bale has attempted the most crosses in the top flight (20) and has scored or assisted seven of Tottenham's last 10 goals