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It appears as if Tottenham will return for a man they missed out on as they haphazardly clamored for depth in the 2016 summer transfer window.

Spurs, who haven't conceded a Premier League goal in 439 minutes, make the short hop to east London in yet another must-win London derby.

While it is far from the ideal conclusion, should Tottenham lose Kyle Walker this summer it is unlikely to spark any kind of crisis at right-back.

As you'd expect from such an unforgettable day, the Twittersphere erupted during the last North London Derby at the Lane, and here's a few of the best.

Victor Wanyama showed once more how well-rounded a footballer he is in his man of the match performance against Arsenal on Sunday

In the last ever North London Derby at White Hart Lane, Spurs won 2-0 to secure a finish above Arsenal for the first time in the over twenty years.

<h2>As Tottenham overtook Arsenal and continued nipping at Chelsea's heels, a quiet drama has taken place on the right defensive flank.</h2&g...

Spurs dominated in the last North London derby at White Hart Lane, ensuring Tottenham finishes above Arsenal for the first time in 22 years.

Look no further than Spurs' results against the Premier League's elite when pinpointing the reason they haven't won the title in recent seasons

At long last, final word appears to have arrived as to Tottenham's home for the 2017/18 season.

Sunday's match represents one of the most important north London Derby's in recent memory, a colossal clash that has far-reaching implications

Mauricio Pochettino weighs in on all the newsworthy topics as Spurs make their final preparations before Arsenal come calling on Sunday.

Sunday marks the first opportunity Tottenham have to earn a truly memorable honor in the 2016/17 season. A win over Arsenal and they are assured a spot above their rivals for the first time since 1990.

Should Tottenham beat Arsenal in Sunday's North London Derby it will ensure that they finish above their rivals for the first time in over 20 years. That isn't enough for Mauricio Pochettino however.

Every couple seasons or so, Tottenham finds itself connected to a White Whale -- a player that everyone wants at the club, but due to any number of circumstances (usually money ) never will actually make the move to north London.

Talk about a nail biter. Playing at Selhurst Park under the lights on Wednesday night football against an in-form Palace team was never going to be easy.