Looking at the new faces at Tottenham this year and analyzing what went well, and what didn't go so well.
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Kyle Walker played a vital role for Tottenham this season, the right back adapted to Pochettino's new system and was able to contribute regularly.
Even with an injury shortened season, Jan Vertonghen became a staple of the Tottenham back line and helped them to a top 4 finish.
After a hotly contested London derby, Tottenham will likely be without two of their most important players, Mousa Dembele and Erik Lamela.
Dele Alli will most likely miss all three of the remaining matches for Tottenham while Eric Dier, at minimum, will miss one. How will the club address this?
Tottenham comfortably disposed of Stoke City 4-0. While their fullbacks didn't get on to the score sheet, they were both instrumental in the victory.
After three massive points at White Hart Lane on Sunday night, Spurs find themselves back in the thick of a first top flight title in over 50 years.
Even if Toby Alderweireld is unable to play for Tottenham on Saturday, it shouldn't be considered a crisis.
Being able to sign AFC Wimbledon defender Ryan Sweeney, ahead of West Ham will test Tottenham's ability to attract the players they want.
The resigning of Eriksen and Vertonghen signal Tottenham's desire to continue competing for trophies for the foreseeable future.
Four Spurs regulars will start against World Champions Germany on Saturday in Berlin.