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Tottenham and Everton will meet in one of this weekend's televised Premier League matches
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Everton will travel to Tottenham for a Premier League match on Saturday(Image: Getty Images)
Here's everything you need to know about how to watch Tottenham vs Everton this weekend:
Match details and location: The Premier League fixture between Tottenham Hotspur and Everton is scheduled to kick off at 5.30pm UK time on Saturday, September 12. The match will be played at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in North London. This will be an important early-season clash for both clubs, with Everton unbeaten after three league matches and Spurs still waiting for their first win.
How to watch in the UK: Football fans across the United Kingdom can watch the match broadcast live on both Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Premier League. The dedicated matchday coverage starts at 5pm, leaving exactly half an hour of expert analysis and pre-match build-up before the referee blows the whistle for the 5.30pm kick-off. Those with the appropriate subscriptions will also be able to watch the fixture in Sky Sports Ultra HDR.
Live stream information: If you prefer to watch the match on the go, Sky Sports subscribers can easily live stream the entire game through the dedicated Sky Go app on smartphones, tablets, and laptops. Those who do not have a standard Sky subscription can still watch the game online by purchasing a day or month pass via the NowTV streaming service, with day passes starting at £14.99.
How to watch in the United States: Fans tuning in from the United States will not miss out on the action, as the game will be shown on national television via the NBC network. In addition to the traditional television broadcast, viewers can stream the action live via the Peacock streaming app or they can log in to watch online via NBC.com. The game will start at 12.30pm Eastern Time or 9.30am Pacific Time.
United Kingdom radio coverage: For anyone on the move and unable to get in front of a screen, there are radio broadcast options available for listeners across the UK. Live and uninterrupted audio commentary of the clash will be provided nationally on BBC Radio 5 Live. Club specific audio commentary will also be available on Spurs and Everton's websites.
Team news and head-to-head record: On the injury front, Tottenham will be without Xavi Simons, Wilson Odobert, and Dejan Kulusevski, with the trio at differing stages of their recovery after knee injuries. Meanwhile, Spurs playmaker James Maddison remains a major doubt for the clash as he continues to recover from a troublesome shoulder issue. Everton, will travel without Christian Norgaard, while James Garner. is a doubt. Looking at their historical head-to-head record since 1995, Tottenham have heavily dominated the fixture with 29 victories out of 64 matches, compared to Everton's 11 wins, while the remaining 24 games have ended in a draw.
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