We return to action this evening (8pm UK) for newly-promoted Coventry City's first appearance at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and our first Premier League encounter with the Sky Blues since 2001.
Step up legendary former captain Michael Dawson, who started and finished his career in the Championship - winning the play-off final at Wembley with Hull in 2016 - and continues to keep close tabs on the division in his role as a popular pundit on Sky Sports.
He would have seen plenty of Frank Lampard's team's run to the title last season - this is what he thinks ahead of tonight's clash...
Michael Dawson
Former captain, now Spurs Ambassador
Sky Sports pundit, Soccer Saturday regular
"First up - it's a huge game, Monday Night Football at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. What do I expect? Coventry travel here on the back of two big wins in the Premier League (1-0 at Forest, 4-1 at home to Newcastle last time out) - the first two wins for them - so I expect they'll be coming to Tottenham full of confidence.
"Tactically, I don't think anything will change from their perspective. I think they'll come and sit in a low block, try to frustrate us, give us a lot of possession and then try and hit us on the counter-attack. So, we have to manage that, manage the transition. That's the danger. Coventry have some big players, some dangerous players. I like Bobby Thomas at the back, a big centre-back, he defends everything, so we have to look at getting the ball down, finding those little pockets of space and threading clever passes through rather than feeding high crosses into the box - high aerial duels, he loves those.
"Hopefully, we can get that first win of our Premier League campaign on the back of a really good performance at Old Trafford, where we deserved more than a point but, in the end, down to 10 men, trailing 1-0, it ends up a good point. As I said, this is a big game for us, one that we need to get three points from."
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