Antonio Conte's Tottenham Hotspur side return to Premier League action this afternoon as Norwich City visit the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

The 52-year-old's reign at Spurs has got off to an impressive start - embarrassing UEFA Europa Conference League defeat aside - with the club picking up seven points from the Italian's first three league games in charge.

However, while Newcastle United's win over Burnley on Saturday means that the Canaries come into the fixture as the 20th placed side in the top flight, Dean Smith's men are currently on a run of four games without defeat in the league, with Conte undoubtedly being well aware that Spurs will have to be at their best if they are to pick up all three points in North London.

So, will the 52-year-old make any changes to the side that started the 2-0 win over Brentford on Thursday evening? Here's how we're predicting Tottenham will line up against City, along with the latest team and injury news.

With Antonio Conte recently confirming that Giovani Lo Celso - as well as long-term absentee Cristian Romero - will once again miss out on Sunday's fixture due to injury, we expect the Spurs coach to make two changes to his starting XI against Norwich.

Indeed, as previously mentioned, Conte will know that Norwich can pose something of a threat despite their lowly league standing, leading us to believe the Italian will not rotate his squad too much - something which will likely be saved for Thursday evening's European fixture against Stade Rennais.

As such, the back six of Hugo Lloris, Ben Davies, Eric Dier, Davison Sanchez, Sergio Reguilon and Emerson remains unchanged from midweek.

The first alteration comes in the middle of the park, with Tanguy Ndombele - who Noel Whelan dubbed a "frustrating" player - taking the place of 21-year-old Oliver Skipp, in a bid to increase the fluidity of the Tottenham attack.

The second change comes in the front three, with the £80k-per-week Lucas Moura dropping to the bench after a disappointing performance against Brentford, being replaced by Steven Bergwijn - who Conte recently took the time to praise.

Speaking about the potential of the 24-year-old winger, the former Inter Milan boss said: "I think Steven could also be a good option. We have a world-class striker as a number nine in Harry [Kane]... but in the past, I have seen that Son played in this position. Honestly, I prefer Son to play as a number 10 that he is now playing.

"I like to have a point of reference as a number nine. Steven is working and we are utilising him also in this position, in the three positions of the striker. Steven could be a good option on the day that I want to give a rest to Harry."

With that in mind, it must be the Dutchman's chance to shine in attack for the Lilywhites.

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