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Football, like life, has a nasty habit of bringing you back down to earth and it is very rare the landing is a soft one.
Eighteen months ago Coventry City and Luton Town came face-to-face at Wembley with a place in the Premier League at stake.
The Hatters took the honours and then plenty of plaudits for the way they came so close to staying in the top flight.
The most obvious candidate to come into midfield is Jorginho.
Last season, the Italy midfielder played more successful passes into the final third per 90 minutes than any other Arsenal player (average 23.9), and his ability to play accurate passes over the top could be an asset against Tottenham’s high line.
Leandro Trossard could fill Odegaard’s role behind Kai Havertz, which may allow Raheem Sterling to make his debut as
Liverpool head into the weekend top of the Premier League and know that eight more wins will secure a perfect swansong for Jurgen Klopp.
By the time they kick-off against Manchester United at Old Trafford at 15:30 BST on Sunday they could be third, though.
Manchester City travel to Crystal Palace on Saturday lunchtime and