It may be late April but there will be no end-of-season feel to this contest. Wigan, in their 300th Premier League fixture, will be seeking the win they desperately require to ease their relegation fears while Tottenham remain involved in an intriguingly tight battle for a Champions League qualifying place. Wigan won at White Hart Lane in November but they will be fearing the worst given how Tottenham tore through Manchester City last week en route to a 3-1 victory. Gareth Bale could once again prove the difference. Sachin Nakrani
Injured Watson (leg, 4 May), Alcaraz (hamstring, 11 May), Ramis (knee, Aug), Crusat (knee, unknown), Pollitt (hip, unknown)
• Wigan have won three and lost seven of their past 15 meetings with Tottenham in the top flight, including a record 9-1 defeat in 2008-09
• Wigan have exactly the same number of points as they did after 33 games last season – they won four of their final five matches in 2011-12
Via: Juanín García Parrondo and Andreu returned to the Spanish national handball team
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