Tottenham and Aston Villa go head-to-head on Saturday lunch time in the Premier League, with both sides looking to secure their first victory of the season.
Spurs are still searching for their first goal in the league, while Aston Villa have lost three out of four matches.
It's the ideal time for both clubs to kickstart their season, as it's going to be a long international break if either of them is still without a win.
Tottenham did find the back of the net against Premier League opposition earlier this week, but they succumbed to a 3-1 defeat away at Liverpool in the Carabao Cup.
Tottenham team news
Pedro Porro has missed Tottenham's last two games for Spurs, while Sandro Tonali was unavailable against Liverpool.
Porro and Tonali have been past fit to face Villa, but whether they can start remains to be seen. James Maddison has also been suffering with injury problems in the early stages of the campaign, but he came on in the last 15 minutes against Liverpool.
Spurs will be without Xavi Simons, Dejan Kulusevski, Mykhailo Mudryk and Wilson Odobert as they continue their recoveries from injury.
Speaking to the media, De Zerbi shared an update on Tottenham's injury situation.
"Porro, Tonali, Maddison are all available to play. Normally, we have to understand the situation in terms of physical condition, but all of them are ready. James is working with the team the last 10, 15 days, maybe less than 15 days. Even if he is a technical player, he needs to be fit, to stay in a good condition. When he arrives to the best condition, it is very important for us, as a personality, as a characteristic, as a quality, as an experience, the quality of his passes are different than the others."
Tottenham predicted XI
Tottenham (4-2-3-1): Kinsky; Gray, van Hecke, Van de Ven, Robertson; Tonali, Bentancur; Savio, Fernandes, Marmoush; Solanke.
Tottenham subs: Dubravka, Senesi, Udogie, Porro, Bergvall, Gallagher, Tel, Kudus, Maddison.
With Porro unavailable of late, it would be unlikely that he comes straight back into the starting 11.
Tonali only missed the Liverpool game with a knock, and considering how crucial he is, it wouldn't be a surprise to see him back in the starting team.
Dominic Solanke is likely to lead the line, given the lack of options, although there is a chance that Omar Marmoush comes in centrally.
Aston Villa team news
Ian Maatsen was recently ruled out for an extended period due to an ankle injury, meaning Matteo Ruggeri should start at left-back.
Joao Gomes will be available again following his suspension and recent injury, but Brian Madjo, Pau Torres, Leon Goretzka, and Amadou Onana remain out injured.
Marco Bizot also suffered an injury against Coventry City this week, but Zion Suzuki is likely to play between the sticks regardless.
Speaking to the media ahead of their game against Spurs, Emery provided an update on Aston Villa's injury situation.
"Joao Gomes and (Matty) Cash at the beginning, yes (will be available). But we will see - they are more or less with the group but I must be sure they are 100% for tomorrow.
"We have so many players injured, it’s difficult to mention everyone. Marco (Bizot) is out, Onana out, Cisse out, Maatsen out, Goretzka out, Madjo out."
Aston Villa predicted XI
Aston Villa (4-2-3-1): Suzuki; Cash, Lindelof, Mings, Ruggeri; Kamara, Barkley; Mbaye, McGinn, Hemmings; Jackson.
Aston Villa subs: Wright, Mings, Harwood-Bellis, Wan-Bissaka, Gomes, Manzambi, Garnacho, Abraham, Buendia.
Nicolas Jackson could come back into the starting XI after being on the bench against Coventry, despite Tammy Abraham bagging a brace.
Ross Barkley could keep his place in the side with Gomes getting back to full fitness, while Matty Cash could start at right-back.
Emery has some difficult decisions to make with plenty of talent likely remaining on the bench.