Squad sheets: Tottenham Hotspur v Bolton Wanderers

Spurs and Bolton needed their wins this week to avoid slipping further behind the leading clique and this game will show if there is a genuine return to form. Either way Bolton, who beat Harry Redknapp's side 4-2 at the Reebok in November, will fancy their chances of a double considering the opposition's shortage of fit central defenders. Tottenham's victory at Blackburn owed much to the goalkeeping of Heurelho Gomes, who may need to give a repeat performance if the defence continues to go absent without leave. Bolton, however, have lost their last five away games. David Lacey Venue White Hart Lane, tomorrow 3pm Tickets Sold out Last season Tottenham 1 Bolton 0 Referee M Clattenburg, tomorrow 3pm This season's matches 18 Y 49, R 3, 2.89 cards per game Odds Tottenham 1-2 Bolton 5-1 Draw 5-2 Tottenham Subs from Cudicini, Pletikosa, Woodgate, Hutton, Khumalo, Bassong, Kranjcar, Sandro, Pavlyuchenko, Defoe Doubtful Woodgate (match fitness) Injured Bale (back, 12 Feb), Huddlestone (ankle, 19 Feb), Modric (appendix, 19 Feb), Kaboul (knee, Mar), King (groin, unknown) Suspended None Form guide WDDLWW Disciplinary record Y34 R2 Leading scorer Van der Vaart 9 Bolton Subs from Bogdan, Wheater, Muamba, Petrov, Klasnic, Alonso, Moreno, Cohen, Steinsson, Blake, O'Halloran, Elmander Doubtful Steinsson (knee) Injured Davis (knee, Aug), Samuel (calf, unknown), Gardner (thigh, unknown) Suspended None Form guide WLLDLL Disciplinary record Y42 R4 Leading scorer Elmander 9 Match pointers • Bolton scored four goals from six shots on target in their 4-2 win over Spurs at the Reebok in November • Bolton have lost their past five league away games in succession, their worst run since December 1995 • Spurs have scored four goals in their past five league games but have picked up eight points in that spell • Kevin Davies has scored six goals in his last five league games against Tottenham • Benoît Assou-Ekotto has made 3.8 interceptions per game this season, more than any other player