Tottenham Hotspur v Swansea City: live Referee: Andre Marriner (W Midlands) 15.00 Afternoon liveblog leeks. Swansea are the darlings of this Premier League season. As frst impressions go, their impression of Barcelona is right up there. They may lack a Lionel Messi figure (despite the best efforts of Gylfi Sigurdsson of late) but have delighted and surprised in equal measure with their ability to do lots of passes and win games unexpectedly. Tottenham are last year's darlings. Seemingly on an uncorrectable tailspin at the moment, they've looked a shadow of their former selves in recent weeks and desperately want the season to end while the table still features their name in the top four. I'm currently covering Newcastle v Liverpool on the other side but shall nevertheless bring you team news as I get it. In the mean time, why not enjoy this marvellous preview? Tottenham Hotspur v Swansea City White Hart Lane Kick-off: 16.00 BST. TV: Live Sky Sports 1, Highlights BBC TWO Match of the Day2. Tottenham (Probable, 4-4-1-1): Friedel; Walker, Kaboul, Gallas, Assou-Ekotto; Lennon, Parker, Modric, Bale; Van der Vaart; Adebayor. Out: Bentley (knee), Dawson, Huddlestone (both ankle), Gomes (knee), Jenas (Achilles). Test: King (knee), Lennon (hamstring). Swansea (Probable, 4-5-1): Vorm; Rangel, Caulker, Williams, Taylor; Dyer, Britton, Sigurdsson, Allen, Sinclair; Graham. Out: Augustien (ankle), Bodde (knee), Caulker (ineligible), Orlandi (match fitness). Referee: Andre Marriner (Matches 15, R5 Y58). Team News Tottenham winger Aaron Lennon is expected to make his return from a three-week layoff against Swansea. Ledley King may miss out after playing in Tuesday's FA Cup win over Bolton but long-term absentees Michael Dawson , goalkeeper Heurelho Gomes and midfielder Tom Huddlestone are out. Swansea, meanwhile, must make a change at the back as Steven Caulker, on a season's loan from Spurs, is inelgible under the agreement. But inger Nathan Dyer is back from suspension after serving a three-match ban after his red card in the win at Wigan. Midfielder Andrea Orlandi has stepped up his recovery from a hamstring injury after featuring for the reserves on Thursday, but the visit to White Hart Lane comes too soon for him. Match Notes With an FA Cup semi-final secured, Spurs can concentrate on finishing fourth in the Premier League. Swansea have never won a league game at White Hart Lane since their first visit there 83 years ago. However, Tottenham have gone five games without a win in the league, taking just three points from a possible 15. And Swansea, who have won their last two away games while scoring five goals in the process, will sense the opportunity to get the win which would almost certainly confirm top-flight safety. Betting: Home 2-5, Away 15-2, Draw 10-3. Stat of the game: Swansea have lost on their last 10 league visits to Tottenham, conceding 37 goals. John Ley's prediction: Tottenham Hotspur 2 Swansea City 1