Tottenham vs Fulham injury news as 7 ruled out and 3 doubts

Tottenham and Fulham face off in an all London Premier League clash on Sunday. Spurs will be looking to continue their revival after a statement win over Manchester City last weekend, while they were forced to settle for a frustrating late draw with AS Roma in the Europa League on Thursday night.

Meanwhile, Fulham will be looking to return to their pre-international break good form after suffering a surprise heavy defeat to Wolves last weekend. Here we round up all the latest injury news surrounding both teams.

Harrison Reed - Out

Reed is out with a knee issue. Marco Silva confirmed a week ago: “Yesterday, he got an injury in his knee, and he'll need surgery there. He should be out for 5-6 weeks.”

Joachim Andersen - Doubt

Anderson has a calf issue that will keep him out here barring any surprises, though he has an outside chance and so he goes down as a doubt.

Sander Berge - Doubt

Berge has a knock but could return here.

Guglielmo Vicario - Out

Vicario is out until the new year with an ankle injury. Postecoglou has said: “It's not going to be weeks. It'll be months. With surgery, there are certain timelines. I don't like giving timelines so early in the process, as it puts undue pressure on the player... Once he starts getting [on the training pitch], we'll have a clearer idea.”

Richarlison - Out

The Brazilian will miss another month yet with Postecoglou confirming: “Richarlison, hopefully, he'll be back in the New Year but, again, similar to Micky (van de Ven), we've got to be careful every step of the way.”

Rodrigo Bentancur - Out (Suspended)

Bentancur is suspended for domestic fixtures due to comments made in a media interview.

Micky van de Ven - Out

Van de Ven should return this side of the new year, but he remains out. Postecoglou has said: “Micky is on course, working hard, training. It’s day by day with him; we have to make sure he ticks off all the boxes before he gets integrated into the squad.”

Mikey Moore - Out

Moore has been battling illness and he will remain out. Postecoglou said last week: “We’re still taking it slowly with him; it’s still probably a couple of weeks before he’ll be ready to get properly back into it.”

Cristian Romero - Doubt

Romero has an outside chance of returning, but this one could come too soon. Postecoglou said last week: “Cuti is getting better. He’s a lot closer. We’re hoping he’ll be out there training with the group with a bit of luck by the back end of this week. If not, definitely next week.”

Odobert has undergone surgery on his thigh injury and will be out for a long period of time.