Get ready for a Monday night showdown at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium as Spurs host Leeds United in Matchweek 36 of the Premier League. Kickoff is set for 20:00, with live coverage on Sky Sports Main Event.

Both teams are heading into this clash with momentum on their side. Tottenham, currently sitting in 17th place with 37 points, are coming off a gritty 2-1 away win against Aston Villa. Roberto De Zerbi's side will be looking to build on that result and climb the table. Leeds United, meanwhile, are in a more comfortable 14th position with 43 points after a commanding 3-1 victory over Burnley. Daniel Farke's squad will be eager to keep their positive run going.

History favors the hosts. In their last meeting, Tottenham edged Leeds 2-1, and overall, Spurs have the upper hand in this fixture with 42 wins in 104 encounters. At the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, the advantage is even clearer: Tottenham have won 29 of 51 matches, compared to Leeds' nine victories.

Looking at recent form, Leeds have been impressive overall, with just one defeat in their last nine matches. However, their away record tells a different story—they have only two wins in their last 18 road games and have conceded in four straight away trips. Tottenham, on the other hand, have struggled at home lately, managing just one win in their last seven matches at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, while also conceding in seven consecutive home games. They have, however, found the back of the net in their last three outings.

In terms of managerial head-to-heads, Farke has faced Tottenham four times without a win, recording two draws and two defeats. De Zerbi has only met Leeds once, and that match ended in a draw.

For Tottenham, the likely lineup includes Antonín Kinsky in goal, with a back four of Pedro Porro, Micky van de Ven, Kevin Danso, and Destiny Udogie. The midfield trio of Rodrigo Bentancur, João Palhinha, and Conor Gallagher will look to control the game, while Randal Kolo Muani, Mathys Tel, and Richarlison lead the attack.

Leeds are expected to field Karl Darlow between the sticks, with Joe Rodon, Jaka Bijol, and Pascal Struijk in defense. Jayden Bogle and James Justin will provide width, while Anton Stach, Ao Tanaka, and Ethan Ampadu anchor the midfield. Noah Okafor and Calvert-Lewin will be the focal points up front.

With both teams looking to build on recent wins and the stakes high for different reasons—Spurs fighting to move away from the relegation zone and Leeds aiming to solidify their mid-table standing—this Monday night clash promises plenty of drama. Will Tottenham's home advantage and historical edge prevail, or can Leeds finally break their away day struggles?