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#2 Spurs midfield
Mauricio Pochettino opting for a back 4 in recent weeks has allowed Eriksen, Dele and Son to all play in tandem and give FPL managers options to enter the Spurs' midfield.
Son (£8.0m) has provided 4 goals and 4 assist in his last 6 starts for Tottenham. He is the cheapest of the Spurs attacking 4 and his ownership stands at a low 4.1% making him a good differential option. Son last completed his full 90 minutes way back in GW13 and is likely to be rotated more than Eriksen or Alli, which makes it difficult for managers to transfer him into their squads.
Eriksen (£9.2m) is the safest option in the Spurs midfield and seems to be free from the rotation risk. He has not been able to produce the numbers of last season where he notched up 20 assists for the season. Involved in only 4 of Tottenham's last 16 goals indicates his dip in form. But he has consistently delivered bonus points (15) which is more than that of Son and Alli combined.
