Next two games, Blackburn (home), Fulham (away)

Here is the league table so far.

Tottenham v Blackburn

Last minute injuries to Robbie Keane and Rafael van der Vaart mean I need to reshuffle my team for the Blackburn game - as I aim to extend my unbeaten run. Luca Modric will now play attacking mid, with Krancjar taking Luca's place in left midfield. Crouch and van Nistelrooy start up front.

1 Tottenham - Crouch
1 Blackburn - Lansbury
position 6th

Peter Crouch scored in the second minute and not a great deal happened afterwards, until the 83rd minute when Henri Lansbury, on loan from Arsenal, scored from 25 yards with a curling shot. Following this, I went to all out attack in search of the victory, but Blackburn sat back and managed to hold onto the draw.

Fulham v Tottenham
The first London derby of the season for me and Fulham are currently going well in the Premier League. They are two places above Spurs. Van der Vaart has recovered, but I'll be putting him on the subs bench to start with. Woodgate recovers from his injury and comes into the team, in place of King. I'm giving a start to Pavlyuchenko, to see if he can do anything, but it's largely the team who drew with Blackburn.

1 Fulham - Johnson
2 Tottenham - Bale, Pavlyuchenko

Gareth Bale opened the scoring early on with a free kick, but with only six minutes to go, Andy Johnson got the equaliser! For the second match in a row, we've scored early and conceeded late... Hang on, it's Pavlyuchenko, he's scored. 2-1 to Spurs. A minute after Fulham equalised, Tottenham take the lead again! It finishes 2-1 and the win moves us up to 5th position. It's championship WIgan next in the third round of the league cup.