Squad sheets: Tottenham Hotspur v Wolverhampton Wanderers

Tottenham suffered a stupefying European hangover in their last home game against Wigan and have to overcome fatigue and the burden of expectation against a Wolves side who beat them twice last season. Packed midfields tend to stifle Spurs and Wolves' industrious and belligerent quartet – possibly stiffened by a fifth body tomorrow – puts the onus on Gareth Bale to find space to exploit. The visitors are as feisty as last year but not so cagey and will look to take advantage of a back-four still struggling for cohesion Rob Bagchi Venue White Hart Lane Tickets Sold out Last season Tottenham 0 Wolves 1 Referee M Jones This season's matches 2 Y 4, R 1, 2.50 cards per game Odds Tottenham 4-9 Wolves 15-2 Draw 7-2 Tottenham Subs from Alnwick, Hutton, Naughton, Bassong, Kaboul, Walker, Bentley, Jenas, Sandro, Rose, Pavlyuchenko, Bentley, Dos Santos, Van der Vaart, Keane Doubtful King (knee) Injured Gomes (groin, 25 Sep), O'Hara (back, 25 Sep), Defoe (ankle, Oct), Dawson (knee, unknown), Woodgate (groin, unknown) Suspended None Form guide DLWD Disciplinary record Y5 R0 Leading scorer Bale 2 Wolves Subs from Hennessey, Fletcher, Ebanks-Blake, Elokobi, Halford, Guedioura, Mouyokolo, Milijas, Edwards, Bent, Zubar Doubtful None Injured Hunt (foot, Oct), Kightly (fitness, Jan) Suspended Berra (one) Form guide LDDW Disciplinary record Y15 R1 Leading scorer Ebanks-Blake 2 Match pointers • Wolves won both of their Premier League meetings with Spurs last season • Spurs have won 80% of their tackles this season, the highest proportion, while Wolves have won the lowest (64%) • Wolves have committed the most fouls in the Premier League this season (74) • Gareth Bale has either scored or assisted seven of Tottenham's last 11 Premier League goals • Sylvain Ebanks-Blake has already equalled his goal tally from the whole of last season (two goals)