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Injury concerns for Spurs ahead of Bolton game


Tottenham continue to battle injury problems as they prepare for tomorrow’s Barclays Premier League match against relegation-battlers Bolton.

Aaron Lennon is a doubt after taking a knock late in the 2-0 win over Blackburn, while Scott Parker and Louis Saha are struggling for full fitness.

Niko Kranjcar (knee), Tom Huddlestone (ankle), Michael Dawson (ankle), Benoit Assou-Ekotto (shoulder) all remain on the sidelines, while Ledley King has familiar knee concerns.

Provisional squad: Friedel, Cudicini, Gomes, Rose, Gallas, Khumalo, Walker, Kaboul, King, Nelsen, Livermore, Sandro, Parker, Bale, Lennon, Dos Santos, Modric, Defoe, Adebayor, Saha, Van der Vaart, Lancaster, Luongo.

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