Not to take things down a negative path, but this is a great stat.
We all tease Spurs about being Spurrsy - and nothing was more Spurrsy than that 3-2 loss to Brighton last time out.
Cruising at 2-0 up, it looked like a sixth-straight win. Until it didn't.
Here's the kicker - Spurs are now the first Premier League team in history to lose 10 games after leading by at least two goals.
See, told you. Spurrsy.
The headline stuff first - Son Heung-min is back for Spurs.
It's the South Korean's first start since the Europa League win over Qarabag on September 26.
Brennan Johnson features, in the middle of a spell where everything he hits seems to go in.
Oh, and Maddison and his hat also make the cut.
The Spurs players arrived earlier in their pre-game fit, all repping white t-shirts and casual blazers.
Maddison is wearing a woolly hat. What has happened to the beautiful game? October 19 and the knitwear is out.
There's also a familiar face back in the lineup. Teams on the way...
So many storylines set to play out today across the country.
All eyes will be on Old Trafford at 3pm, as Erik ten Hag tries once again to hold onto his job against early-goal specialists Brentford.
More on that later. For now, here's how things will pan out with the early team news from North London imminent.
Psst. It's safe to come out now.
Club football is back, it's belting it down with rain, and the international break is finally over (for three weeks, just try to forget about that).
The Premier League isn't known for loading us up with 3pm games nowadays.
But the scheduling Gods have come through for us on this autumnal Saturday, with five kicking off at primetime.
Those games are sandwiched between a tasty London derby and a potential banana skin for in-form Arsenal, who travel down to face Bournemouth.
First up we've Tottenham, who had their own nightmare on the South Coast just two weeks ago.
It seems like an eternity since Spurs chucked away a 2-0 lead at Brighton, but they're back on home soil today against a West Ham proving impossible to predict.
Ange Postecoglou has promised a response - but this is Spurs we're talking about. Let's face it, anything could happen. Let's get this show on the road.