What a difference a week makes. Going into last weekend we found ourselves 10 points and two places behind Tottenham, and far more concerned with the battle for fourth place alongside Chelsea and Manchester United, than with reining in our north London rivals. But victory in this Saturday's early kick-off would propel us to within a solitary point of Spurs, as the race for the Champions League places intensifies. For that to happen though, we will need to record our first Premier League away win in the derby for five years, and only the second since 2007. There's no doubting we go into the game on a high. Since suffering defeat away to Manchester City at the beginning of February, we have...
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