Tottenham look to put the disappointment at the weekend behind them as they welcome Watford to Wembley on Wednesday night.
Spurs are having a somewhat crisis at the moment regarding injuries to key players. Dele Alli and Harry Kane have both been sidelined to March with injuries.
Mauricio Pochettino's men were outplayed and beaten on Saturday in the FA Cup by London rivals Crystal Palace.
Whereas Watford were excellent in their 2-0 win away at Newcastle United to progress into the fifth round.
The reverse fixture saw Watford come from a goal down to beat Spurs by two goals to one at Vicarage Road.
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Team News
Tottenham forward Son Heung-Min could be in contention to return to the Spurs starting line-up following South Korea's quarter-final exit from the Asian Cup.
As before mentioned, Kane and Alli are both missing for the hosts
Watford are without any fresh injury concerns for their trip to Wembley, though.
The Managers
Tottenham Hotspur manager Mauricio Pochettino: "We are still in two competitions, in a good position in the Premier League, and the Champions League is a massive motivation for the whole club.
"We have to be strong. People wish we could win some trophies. But being realistic, we are doing so well."
Watford head coach Javi Gracia on his selection headache: "Believe me, it is not a problem. I am delighted with this. I am very pleased with all play players, especially Andre (Gray) and Isaac (Success), who scored in the last game.
"This is very, very good for the team to have different options. I trust all of them and they are waiting for their moment to show their level."
Match Stats
- Tottenham have won the past eight league meetings between the sides played at home.
- Watford's win in September at Vicarage Road means they could do the double over Spurs for the first time in the league.
- Spurs could lose three consecutive home games in the Premier League for the first time since September 2008.
- After away wins at West Ham and Crystal Palace, the Hornets could win three successive top-flight games in London for the very first time.
- Four of Troy Deeney's five Premier League goals this season have come away from Vicarage Road.
Betting Odds
Tottenham Hotspur: 4/6
Draw: 3/1
Watford: 19/4