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Jose Mourinho and Pep Guardiola reignite old rivalries as Tottenham Hotspur welcome Manchester City to north London on Sunday afternoon.
Spurs are looking to keep their top-four hopes intact with Chelsea already six points clear of Mourinho’s side, who have won just one of their last five Premier League games.
City have given up hope on retaining their crown with Liverpool already an almighty 19 points ahead at the top of the table.
However, they did defeat rivals Manchester United in the Carabao Cup semi-final to keep silverware firmly in their sights this season.
Here is everything you need to know:
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1/52 50 most expensive January transfers
Click through the gallery to see the biggest deals, steals and flops in history.
Getty
2/52 50. Paco Alcacer (£19.4m)
Borussia Dortmund to Villarreal (2020)
Bongarts/Getty Images
3/52 49. Enzo Perez (£19.5m)
Benfica to Valencia (2015)
AP
4/52 45= Yohan Cabaye (£20m)
Newcastle to Paris Saint-Germain (2014)
2015 VI-Images
5/52 45= Odion Ighalo (£20m)
Watford to Changchun Yatai (2017)
Getty Images
6/52 45= Morgan Schneiderlin (£20m)
Manchester United to Everton (2017)
Getty Images
7/52 45= Theo Walcott (£20m)
Arsenal to Everton (2018)
Reuters
8/52 44. Lucas Tousart (£20.3m)
Lyon to Hertha Berlin (2020)
Getty
9/52 42= Nemanja Matic (£21m)
Benfica to Chelsea (2014)
Twitter/@ChelseaFC
10/52 42= Miguel Almiron (£21m)
Atlanta to Newcastle (2019)
Getty Images
11/52 40= David Luiz (£21.5m)
Benfica to Chelsea (2011)
GETTY IMAGES
12/52 40= Stanislav Lobotka (£21.5m)
Celta Vigo to Napoli (2020)
AFP/Getty Images
13/52 39. Sander Berge (£22m)
Genk to Sheffield United (2020)
Getty Images
14/52 38. Paco Alcacer (£22.7m)
Barcelona to Borussia Dortmund (2019)
AFP/Getty Images
15/52 37. Luis Suarez (£22.8m)
Ajax to Liverpool (2011)
EPA
16/52 36. Krzysztof Piatek (£22.8m)
AC Milan to Hertha Berlin (2020)
REUTERS
17/52 35. Juan Cuadrado (£23.3m)
Fiorentina to Chelsea (2015)
Getty
18/52 31= Ramires (£25m)
Chelsea to Jiangsu Suning (2016)
Getty Images
19/52 31= Dimitri Payet (£25m)
West Ham to Marseille (2017)
Getty
20/52 31= Steven Bergwijn (£25m)
PSV to Tottenham (2020)
Getty
21/52 31= Lucas Moura (£25m)
Paris Saint-Germain to Tottenham (2018)
AFP via Getty Images
22/52 30. Goncalo Guedes (£25.5m)
Benfica to Paris Saint-Germain (2017)
EPA
23/52 29. Reinier (£25.6m)
Flamengo to Real Madrid (2020)
Getty
24/52 28= Gabriel Jesus (£27m)
Palmeiras to Manchester City (2017)
Visionhaus
25/52 28= Cenk Tosun (£27m)
Besiktas to Everton (2018)
Getty
26/52 27. Wilfried Bony (£27.5m)
Swansea to Manchester City (2015)
Getty
27/52 26. Inigo Martinez (£28m)
Real Sociedad to Athletic Club (2018)
GETTY IMAGES
28/52 25. Dejan Kulusevski (£29.8m)
Atalanta to Juventus (2020)
AP
29/52 24. Giovani Lo Celso (£30m)
Real Betis to Tottenham (2020)
REUTERS
30/52 23. Willian (£30m)
Anzhi Makhachkala to Chelsea (2013)
Getty
31/52 22. Krysztof Piatek (£30.9m)
Genoa to AC Milan (2019)
Getty
32/52 21. Lucas Paqueta (£31.4m)
Flamengo to AC Milan (2019)
EPA
33/52 19= Shoya Nakijima (£31.5m)
Portimonense to Al-Duhail (2018)
Getty
34/52 19= Edin Dzeko (£31.5m)
Wolfsburg to Manchester City (2011)
Getty Images
35/52 18. Julian Draxler (£34.1m)
Wolfsburg to Paris Saint-Germain (2017)
Getty
36/52 17. Leandro Paredes (£34.7m)
Zenit to Paris Saint-Germain (2019)
GETTY IMAGES
37/52 16. Andy Carroll (£35m)
Newcastle to Liverpool (2011)
Getty
38/52 15. Cedric Bakambu (£35.3m)
Villarreal to Beijing Guoan (2018)
Getty
39/52 14. Jackson Martinez (£35.7m)
Atletico Madrid to Guangzhou Evergrande (2016)
Getty Images
40/52 13. Juan Mata (£37.1m)
Chelsea to Manchester United (2014)
Manchester United via Getty Imag
41/52 12. Lucas Moura (£38m)
Sao Paulo to PSG (2013)
Getty Images
42/52 11. Alex Teixeira (£38.5m)
Shakhtar Donetsk to Jiangsu Suning (2016)
AFP/Getty
43/52 10. Paulinho (£44.2m)
Barcelona to Guangzhou Evergrande (2019)
Getty Images
44/52 9. Bruno Fernandes
Sporting to Manchester United (£46.5m)
Getty
45/52 8. Fernando Torres (£50m)
Liverpool to Chelsea (2011)
Getty
46/52 7. Oscar (£52m)
Chelsea to Shanghai SIPG (2017)
Getty
47/52 6. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang (£56m)
Borussia Dortmund to Arsenal (2018)
PA
48/52 5. Diego Costa (£57m)
Chelsea to Atletico Madrid (2017)
Getty
49/52 4. Aymeric Laporte (£57.2m)
Athletic Club to Manchester City (2018)
Getty Images
50/52 3. Christian Pulisic (£57.5m)
Borussia Dortmund to Chelsea (2019)
PA
51/52 2. Virgil van Dijk (£75m)
Southampton to Liverpool (2018)
REUTERS
52/52 1. Philippe Coutinho (£106m)
Liverpool to Barcelona (2018)
AFP/Getty Images
1/52 50 most expensive January transfers
Click through the gallery to see the biggest deals, steals and flops in history.
Getty
2/52 50. Paco Alcacer (£19.4m)
Borussia Dortmund to Villarreal (2020)
Bongarts/Getty Images
3/52 49. Enzo Perez (£19.5m)
Benfica to Valencia (2015)
AP
4/52 45= Yohan Cabaye (£20m)
Newcastle to Paris Saint-Germain (2014)
2015 VI-Images
5/52 45= Odion Ighalo (£20m)
Watford to Changchun Yatai (2017)
Getty Images
6/52 45= Morgan Schneiderlin (£20m)
Manchester United to Everton (2017)
Getty Images
7/52 45= Theo Walcott (£20m)
Arsenal to Everton (2018)
Reuters
8/52 44. Lucas Tousart (£20.3m)
Lyon to Hertha Berlin (2020)
Getty
9/52 42= Nemanja Matic (£21m)
Benfica to Chelsea (2014)
Twitter/@ChelseaFC
10/52 42= Miguel Almiron (£21m)
Atlanta to Newcastle (2019)
Getty Images
11/52 40= David Luiz (£21.5m)
Benfica to Chelsea (2011)
GETTY IMAGES
12/52 40= Stanislav Lobotka (£21.5m)
Celta Vigo to Napoli (2020)
AFP/Getty Images
13/52 39. Sander Berge (£22m)
Genk to Sheffield United (2020)
Getty Images
14/52 38. Paco Alcacer (£22.7m)
Barcelona to Borussia Dortmund (2019)
AFP/Getty Images
15/52 37. Luis Suarez (£22.8m)
Ajax to Liverpool (2011)
EPA
16/52 36. Krzysztof Piatek (£22.8m)
AC Milan to Hertha Berlin (2020)
REUTERS
17/52 35. Juan Cuadrado (£23.3m)
Fiorentina to Chelsea (2015)
Getty
18/52 31= Ramires (£25m)
Chelsea to Jiangsu Suning (2016)
Getty Images
19/52 31= Dimitri Payet (£25m)
West Ham to Marseille (2017)
Getty
20/52 31= Steven Bergwijn (£25m)
PSV to Tottenham (2020)
Getty
21/52 31= Lucas Moura (£25m)
Paris Saint-Germain to Tottenham (2018)
AFP via Getty Images
22/52 30. Goncalo Guedes (£25.5m)
Benfica to Paris Saint-Germain (2017)
EPA
23/52 29. Reinier (£25.6m)
Flamengo to Real Madrid (2020)
Getty
24/52 28= Gabriel Jesus (£27m)
Palmeiras to Manchester City (2017)
Visionhaus
25/52 28= Cenk Tosun (£27m)
Besiktas to Everton (2018)
Getty
26/52 27. Wilfried Bony (£27.5m)
Swansea to Manchester City (2015)
Getty
27/52 26. Inigo Martinez (£28m)
Real Sociedad to Athletic Club (2018)
GETTY IMAGES
28/52 25. Dejan Kulusevski (£29.8m)
Atalanta to Juventus (2020)
AP
29/52 24. Giovani Lo Celso (£30m)
Real Betis to Tottenham (2020)
REUTERS
30/52 23. Willian (£30m)
Anzhi Makhachkala to Chelsea (2013)
Getty
31/52 22. Krysztof Piatek (£30.9m)
Genoa to AC Milan (2019)
Getty
32/52 21. Lucas Paqueta (£31.4m)
Flamengo to AC Milan (2019)
EPA
33/52 19= Shoya Nakijima (£31.5m)
Portimonense to Al-Duhail (2018)
Getty
34/52 19= Edin Dzeko (£31.5m)
Wolfsburg to Manchester City (2011)
Getty Images
35/52 18. Julian Draxler (£34.1m)
Wolfsburg to Paris Saint-Germain (2017)
Getty
36/52 17. Leandro Paredes (£34.7m)
Zenit to Paris Saint-Germain (2019)
GETTY IMAGES
37/52 16. Andy Carroll (£35m)
Newcastle to Liverpool (2011)
Getty
38/52 15. Cedric Bakambu (£35.3m)
Villarreal to Beijing Guoan (2018)
Getty
39/52 14. Jackson Martinez (£35.7m)
Atletico Madrid to Guangzhou Evergrande (2016)
Getty Images
40/52 13. Juan Mata (£37.1m)
Chelsea to Manchester United (2014)
Manchester United via Getty Imag
41/52 12. Lucas Moura (£38m)
Sao Paulo to PSG (2013)
Getty Images
42/52 11. Alex Teixeira (£38.5m)
Shakhtar Donetsk to Jiangsu Suning (2016)
AFP/Getty
43/52 10. Paulinho (£44.2m)
Barcelona to Guangzhou Evergrande (2019)
Getty Images
44/52 9. Bruno Fernandes
Sporting to Manchester United (£46.5m)
Getty
45/52 8. Fernando Torres (£50m)
Liverpool to Chelsea (2011)
Getty
46/52 7. Oscar (£52m)
Chelsea to Shanghai SIPG (2017)
Getty
47/52 6. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang (£56m)
Borussia Dortmund to Arsenal (2018)
PA
48/52 5. Diego Costa (£57m)
Chelsea to Atletico Madrid (2017)
Getty
49/52 4. Aymeric Laporte (£57.2m)
Athletic Club to Manchester City (2018)
Getty Images
50/52 3. Christian Pulisic (£57.5m)
Borussia Dortmund to Chelsea (2019)
PA
51/52 2. Virgil van Dijk (£75m)
Southampton to Liverpool (2018)
REUTERS
52/52 1. Philippe Coutinho (£106m)
Liverpool to Barcelona (2018)
AFP/Getty Images
Match preview
When is it?
The match kicks off at 16.30pm on Sunday 2 February 2020.
How can I watch it?
The game will be broadcast live on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Premier League.
Team news
Tottenham are still without Harry Kane, Moussa Sissoko and Ben Davies due to injury. New signing Steven Bergwijn is in line to feature off the bench, with Son Heung-min and Lucas Moura retaining their spots in the starting line-up.
City, meanwhile, remain without Leroy Sane, but Aymeric Laporte, Fernandinho and Benjamin Mendy are all available. Oleksandr Zinchenko and Ederson are set to return to the eleven after being rested for the club’s Carabao Cup semi-final tie against Manchester United.
Predicted line-ups
Tottenham: Lloris; Aurier, Alderweireld, Sanchez, Tanganga; Lo Celso, Winks, Ndombele; Alli; Lucas, Son.
City: Ederson; Walker, Fernandinho, Laporte, Zinchenko; Gundogan, Rodri, De Bruyne; Mahrez, Aguero, Sterling.