Youssouf Mulumbu today insisted Albion will show no fear when they take on Tottenham’s star-studded midfield at White Hart Lane tomorrow.

The Baggies ace claims he and midfield partner Paul Scharner will relish the challenge of snuffing out PFA player of the year Gareth Bale, fellow nominee Rafael van der Vaart and playmaker Luka Modric.

“They are a good team with good players like Aaron Lennon and Luka Modric so we have to be careful,” said Mulumbu, who yesterday picked up the club’s first end-of-season award when he was named player of the year by the West Bromwich Albion Disabled Supporters Club.

“I spoke with Paul Scharner and we will be ready for that fight and we don’t have to be scared because we also have good players.

“We need to be compact and stick to our game-plan, and if we do that we can get a draw or even win this game. It’s very important to us because we still need three points so we won’t give our chance away.

“We lost the game against Chelsea but now we have to clean it from our minds and go forward to win the three points we need to stay in the Premier League.”

The Baggies will head to north London with Gabriel Tamas and Marek Cech major doubts through injury. The defenders, who were both in line for places on the substitutes’ bench, could join Graham Dorrans on the sidelines with the Scotland international still out with an ankle problem.

But winger Jerome Thomas has urged the Baggies to prey on Tottenham’s potential fatigue after Harry Redknapp’s men were involved in a high-octane 3-3 draw with Arsenal on Wednesday.

“We’ve had good week’s training and Tottenham played on Wednesday in what was a hard game for them,” said Thomas.

“That would have taken a lot out of them and we need to use that to our advantage. They are really strong at White Hart Lane and we can all see the quality they’ve got.

“They’ve got the PFA player of the year, although we’re not sure he’ll be playing after he got injured.

“But they’ve got some great, dangerous players in their side and it’s our job to stop them scoring like they did on Wednesday. That’s their strength but it’s our strength as well — going forwards and scoring goals.”