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Who has been the best player in the Premier League?
Who has been the best summer signing?
What has been the best game so far?
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Anyway, Southampton versus Tottenham is not the only game today and despite two postponements we've still got four fixtures to get our teeth into:
15:00 GMT:
Crystal Palace v Norwich
Southampton v Tottenham
Watford v West Ham
20:00 GMT:
Leicester v Liverpool
Southampton v Tottenham (15:00 GMT)
Image source, Getty ImagesComing in during the season and having to contend with the uncertainty of Coronavirus, Antonio Conte has done a fine job in his first few months at Tottenham in the Premier League.
He has picked up 14 points from his six games in charge with four wins and two draws.
Spurs are also scoring more goals and conceding fewer under the Italian.
Image source, Getty ImagesSince Antonio Conte was named Tottenham boss on 2 November just two teams have gone unbeaten in the Premier League - Spurs and leaders Manchester City.
The turnaround has been quite impressive under the Italian, who has taken them from ninth and in danger of a mid-table finish to on the cusp of the top four.
They are currently fifth, six points off fourth but have three games in hand on three of four sides above them.
A win against Southampton today will set them up nicely for a strong challenge for Champions League football in the new year.