Squad sheets: Tottenham Hotspur v Bolton Wanderers

Bolton's 4-0 win at Loftus Road on the opening day might feel some way away as the club returns to London in the relegation zone and preparing to face one of the country's in-form teams. Gary Cahill could have been lining up for Tottenham had Daniel Levy been able to close a deal on transfer deadline day, instead the defender will be charged with shackling Emmanuel Adebayor, although the threat comes from all angles at White Hart Lane. Harry Redknapp said Bolton had suffered from injuries and bad luck, and are always tough, but this one looks like a home banker. David Hytner Venue White Hart Lane Tickets £21-£57 (0844 844 0102) Last season Tottenham 2 Bolton 1 Referee S Attwell This season's matches 7 Y 24, R 1, 3.57 cards per game Odds Tottenham 2-7 Bolton 19-2 Draw 4-1 Tottenham Subs from Gomes, Cudicini, Corluka, Bassong, Gallas, Livermore, Sandro, Rose, Townsend, Falque, Pienaar, Giovani, Pavlyuchenko, Defoe Doubtful King (knee), Sandro (groin), Pavlyuchenko (knee), Giovani (groin) Injured Dawson (achilles, 26 Dec), Huddlestone (ankle, Feb) Suspended None Form guide WWWWWD Discip' record Y15 R0 Leading scorer Adebayor 7 Bolton Subs from Bogdan, Alonso, Riley, Petrov, Pratley, Blake, Kakuta, Tuncay, Ngog, Boyata, O'Halloran, Gardner Doubtful Reo-Coker (hamstring), Gardner (knee), Boyata (hamstring), Ngog (knee) Injured Holden (knee, Mar), Mears (broken leg, Mar), Lee (broken leg, May), Davis (knee, unknown), Ricketts (achilles, unknown) Suspended Wheater (first of four) Form guide LLWLLW Discip' record Y22 R4 Leading scorer Klasnic 6 Match pointers • Tottenham have won six and drawn one of their last seven home games against Bolton in all competitions • The visitors have lost 15 and won just two of their last 18 top-flight away games • Younès Kaboul has made more clearances (27) and blocks (13) than any other Spurs player this season • Kevin Davies has scored six times in his last six games against the hosts • 31% of the goals Spurs have conceded this season have come from headers, the highest percentage in the Premier League