Fulham v Tottenham Hotspur team news: Fernando Llorente starts in place of Harry Kane as Kazaiah Sterling makes the bench

Fulham v Tottenham Hotspur team news: Fernando Llorente starts in place of Harry Kane as Kazaiah Sterling makes the bench
Fernando Llorente got the nod up front for Tottenham Hotspur for their trip to Fulham on Sunday afternoon.Mauricio Pochettino opted to start the 33-year-old up front on his own in place of the injured Harry Kane.Llorente starts up front for Spurs1
Llorente starts up front for Spurs
The Argentine also included 20-year-old forwardKazaiah Sterling on the bench.For the home side, Callum Chambers was recalled to the starting XI by manager Claudio Ranieri as they looked to move away from the relegation places.Erik Lamela comes in to replace Heung-min Son, who is on international duty, as Mauricio Pochettino switched to a back three.Ryan Babel made his first start for Fulham following his move from Besiktas.

Confirmed teams

Fulham XI: Rico; Odoi, Chambers, Le Marchand; Christie, Seri, Bryan, Ream; Schrrle, Babel; Mitrovi.Spurs XI: Lloris; Trippier, Alderweireld, Sanchez, Vertonghen, Rose; Winks, Eriksen; Alli, Lamela; Llorente.

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