Hurricane Set To Trouble Sunderland

The international break worked out superbly for Harry Kane who must now be relishing the prospect of breaking his duck with Tottenham.

First the England youngster neatly dinked the San Marino goalkeeper moments after coming on and then a few days later the 6ft 2in striker broke the deadlock from off the bench against Switzerland.

It couldn’t be better news for Spurs who are delivered back a player who has rediscovered his confidence yet won’t be fatigued after a combined hour of pitch time.

The Londoners have endured a slow start to 2015-16 but last season Pochettino masterminded a side who enjoyed great success on the road. Away results were worthy of a top four finish and a trip to the north-east can kickstart this campaign.

Sunderland may have slightly steadied the ship but they are still rock bottom of the Premier League. The defence remains an accident waiting to happen as evidenced by Exeter scoring three times at the Stadium of Light at the end of August.

Kane to score in a Spurs win looks like the play at a best price of 23/10 with Paddy Power.