Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United reignite their rivalry on Saturday in their first meeting since last season’s Europa League final, a night that saw Spurs lift their first major trophy in 17 years. Brennan Johnson’s scrappy winner in Bilbao sealed glory for Tottenham and deepened the Red Devils’ woes in what was one of their worst campaigns in modern history. The echoes of that emotional showdown still linger as both teams prepare for another fierce contest—one that could shape their seasons heading into the winter break.

Manchester United, now under the guidance of Rúben Amorim, appear to have shaken off the scars of that painful defeat. Amorim’s men enter the clash unbeaten in four matches, rediscovering rhythm and resilience after a rocky start to the campaign. Level on points with Thomas Frank’s Tottenham, United have been building momentum—though their 2–2 draw at Nottingham Forest last weekend showed that consistency remains a work in progress.

For Tottenham, the challenge lies in regaining control after a mixed spell of form. The Lilywhites stumbled at home to Chelsea but bounced back in Europe with an emphatic victory over Copenhagen. Both sides know what’s at stake as the Premier League table tightens—will Tottenham reaffirm their dominance, or can Amorim’s rejuvenated United finally exact revenge? Visit www.jocomms.com for more news.