Lloris made one save in Sunday's 1-0 win against Sunderland. It was the second straight clean sheet for Spurs and third on the season.

Tottenham have taken more of a defensive approach this season and that has resulted in just two goals allowed through the first five matches. At Middlesbrough next weekend, Lloris is in another good spot.

Lloris didn't finish with a save in Wednesday's 2-1 loss to Monaco. Spurs' back line let Lloris down with two mistakes that resulted in goals that he could do nothing about.

It was a disappointing result for Tottenham, who had more chances, but just couldn't finish the job. But after a clean sheet in league play, Lloris looks a tasty option with Sunderland and Middlesbrough both on the slate.

Lloris stopped both shots he faced during Saturday's 4-0 victory over Stoke City.

Lloris was reinserted straight back into the lineup after missing two matches with a hamstring injury, and he looked no worse for the wear in the convincing win. He should be between the posts for virtually every match moving forward and should once again be a strong fantasy option next Sunday versus Sunderland.

Lloris (hamstring) is in the starting XI for Saturday's match with Stoke City.

Lloris had suffered a thigh injury in the Everton match. He is now fit to play and will start with Michael Vorm on the bench as backup.

Lloris (hamstring) is available to play on Saturday at Stoke City, manager Mauricio Pochettino said on Thursday.

Lloris suffered his injury back in the Premier League opener against Everton, but his return to fitness likely means a return to the starting XI, which will push Michel Vorm back to the bench.

Lloris is expected to miss four weeks because of the hamstring injury he suffered on Saturday against Everton, according to Tom Allnutt of the Press Association.

Lloris had to be replaced in the first half due to the injury, and it's still a bit unclear when exactly he hurt his leg. Either way, his absence will likely mean he will miss matches against Crystal Palace, Liverpool and Stoke during Premier League play, and he could miss Spurs' opening Champions League match. Michel Vorm is expected to start in Lloris' absence.

Lloris left Saturday's match against Everton in the first half because of a hamstring injury, manager Mauricio Pochettino confirmed after the game.

Lloris will undergo a scan to help determine the severity of the injury, but Michel Vorm will likely get a few starts while the former is out.