Tottenham Hotspur v Chelsea: Team news, kick-off time, probable line-ups, odds and stats from the Premier League clash

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Ahead of this weekend's Premier League action, Sportsmail will be providing you with all you need to know about every fixture, with team news, provisional squads, betting odds and Opta stats. Here is all the information you need for Tottenham's home clash with Chelsea...

Tottenham Hotspur v Chelsea (Wembley Stadium) 

Team news

Tottenham

Kieran Trippier could be fit for Tottenham's Premier League clash with Chelsea at Wembley on Sunday.

The right-back has been missing with an ankle injury and will be assessed on Saturday but fellow England international Danny Rose (knee) remains sidelined, as does Erik Lamela (hip).

Kieran Trippier missed Tottenham's first game of the season through injury

Georges-Kevin Nkoudou (foot) is another absentee as striker Harry Kane goes in search of his first-ever Premier League goal in the month of August.

Provisional squad: Lloris, Vorm, Lopez, Davies, Alderweireld, Vertonghen, Dier, Wimmer, Trippier, Walker-Peters, Wanyama, Shashoua, Dembele, Eriksen, Alli, Sissoko, Onomah, Lesniak, Winks, Edwards, Son, Janssen, Kane.

Chelsea

Midfielder Tiemoue Bakayoko could make his Chelsea debut in Sunday's Premier League clash with Tottenham at Wembley following a knee injury.

Defender Gary Cahill and midfielder Cesc Fabregas are suspended following their dismissals against Burnley, but Victor Moses is back from a ban.

Tiemoue Bakayoko could be in line to make his Chelsea debut against Tottenham Hotspur

Pedro (ankle) is a major doubt, while Eden Hazard (broken ankle) remains out and striker Diego Costa is still in exile.

Provisional squad: Courtois, Caballero, Rudiger, Alonso, Kante, Pedro, Bakayoko, Moses, Willian, Batshuayi, Azpilicueta, Luiz, Eduardo, Christiansen, Tomori, Musonda, Boga, Remy, Scott.

Key match stats (supplied by Opta)

This will be the first-ever Premier League match played at Wembley Stadium and it will be the 58th different stadium to host a game in the competition.

Tottenham Hotspur went an entire campaign unbeaten at home in the league last season - the first time they’ve done this since 1964-65.

Chelsea have lost just two of their last 17 games in all competitions against Tottenham (W8 D7 L2).

Spurs haven't lost a Premier League London derby at home under Mauricio Pochettino (W9 D4 L0).

Spurs have won 14 consecutive home league games; their joint-longest ever winning run at home in league competition (also 14 wins in October 1987). The longest home winning run by a top-flight team was set by Liverpool between January and December 1972 (21 wins).

Chelsea defeated Tottenham 4-2 at Wembley in the FA Cup semi-finals last season as Eden Hazard celebrates his strike to give the Blues the lead for a third time

Chelsea haven’t suffered a defeat in both of their opening two games to a league season since 1973-74, with one of those two defeats also coming against Burnley.

The last reigning top-flight champions to lose their opening two league games of the following season were Aston Villa in 1981-82.

Since beating Chelsea in the 2008 League Cup final, Spurs have won just one of their last nine games at Wembley Stadium (W1 D2 L6). That win came in a registered ‘home match’ in the Champions League group stages against CSKA Moscow last season (3-1).

Harry Kane’s next goal for Tottenham will be his 100th in all competitions for the club – though he’s failed to score in any of his 11 Premier League appearances in the month of August.

Kane has scored 18 goals in 21 Premier League London derbies since his brace versus Chelsea on New Year’s Day in 2015.

Christian Eriksen has been directly involved in each of Tottenham’s last six goals against Chelsea in all competitions (one goal, five assists).

Since the start of last season, no Premier League player has created as many goalscoring chances as Eriksen (115) and only Kevin de Bruyne (18) has more assists than the Dane (17).

Since Alvaro Morata’s first season as a top-flight player (2010-11), the Spanish striker has scored more goals as a substitute in the big five European leagues than any other player (22).