text: Tottenham Hotspur goalkeeper Hugo Lloris will miss Sunday's Premier League trip to struggling Burnley as he recovers from a gashed knee suffered two weeks ago against Leicester City. The France international was carried off on a stretcher early in the 4-3 win against Leicester City and missed his country's friendlies against Brazil and Denmark. 'Hugo Lloris is still recovering after his problem against Leicester - he is out,' Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino said at a news conference on Thursday. Tottenham goalkeeper Hugo Lloris receives treatment after injuring his knee against Leicester City . Lloris will miss Sunday's game against Burnley after being hurt in a collision with team-mate Kyle Walker . Michel Vorm will deputise for Lloris. Spanish striker Roberto Soldado is also a doubt for the match at Turf Moor, where Tottenham need a victory to stay on the edge of the fight for a top-four finish. Tottenham are in seventh place in the table with eight games remaining, six points behind fourth-placed Manchester United and with a far worse goal difference. However, Pochettino said he hopes the quartet of players who featured for England on Tuesday against Italy will be have received a timely confidence boost. Harry Kane is one of four Tottenham players who will return after playing for England against Italy . Mauricio Pochettino could be without striker Roberto Soldado at Turf Moor on Sunday . Harry Kane started his first senior England international in Turin, while Andros Townsend came off the bench to score a superb equaliser. Ryan Mason earned his first senior cap while Kyle Walker was also involved. 'It's been a very good week for Tottenham,' he said. 'The English players and others with their international teams have put in good performances. They are all fit and at a very good level.'
target: Hugo Lloris suffered a gashed knee in Tottenham's win against Leicester .
  Michel Vorm will start at Turf Moor as Lloris continues his recovery .
  Roberto Soldado is doubtful for Sunday's clash with Burnley .
  Mauricio Pochettino hopes Spurs' England contingent will return on a high .