Leeds United will feel buoyed by their recent form when they host Fulham at Elland Road on Saturday (15:00 GMT). The Whites have lost just once in their past nine games in all competitions, a run that has coincided with something of a renaissance for Dominic Calvert-Lewin, who has seemingly shaken the hamstring injuries that caused to him to miss 35 matches in the five seasons prior to this one. The 11-times capped England striker has scored eight goals in his past nine league matches for Daniel Farke's side - a stark turnaround from one in his opening 10 - leading to talk of a potential international recall as Thomas Tuchel weighs up his options before the World Cup.
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Third-bottom West Ham make the short journey to Spurs, who have lost 15 of their past 28 domestic home games in all competitions and only won 25% of those fixtures. This will be West Ham boss Nuno Espirito Santo's third successive league match against a side he has previously managed, following defeats by Wolves and Nottingham Forest. Recent negative headlines have increased the pressure on head coach Thomas Frank, who unwittingly drank from an Arsenal-branded cup prior to the league defeat at Bournemouth and then suffered an FA Cup exit at home to Aston Villa.
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