Tottenham host Coventry as search for first league win continues LIVE!
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Tottenham are live on Sky Sports four times in December as Roberto De Zerbi's side entertain Fulham and champions Arsenal on Dec 3 & 5 \[kick-off 8pm & 4.30pm\] respectively.
Spurs live on Sky four times in December
Tottenham are live on Sky Sports four times in December as Roberto De Zerbi's side entertain Fulham and champions Arsenal on Dec 3 & 5 [kick-off 8pm & 4.30pm] respectively.
And the north Londoners then travel to Hull City and Liverpool on Dec 14 & 19 [kick-off 8pm and 5.30pm] respectively.
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Good evening and welcome to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium for Monday Night Football, live on Sky Sports!
There is a lot riding on this one for Roberto De Zerbi.
Tottenham are bottom of the Premier League, still without a win after six games and in danger of seeing their difficult start turn into something considerably more uncomfortable.
The encouraging signs are there, particularly after their spirited 1-1 draw at Manchester United last time out. But performances only buy so much patience, and Spurs desperately need to turn promise into points.
Standing in their way are a Coventry side who have found their feet in the top flight.
Frank Lampard's men have won their last two league games, including a thumping 4-1 victory over Newcastle, and can make it three on the bounce for the first time since 1998.
For Tottenham, it is about getting their season moving. For Coventry, it is a chance to show that their recent revival isn't a fluke.
Team news is due at 6.45pm, with kick-off at 8pm.
Our very own Patrick Rowe is there for us. There may be no cheese or bread for him in the press room, but believe me, you'll be getting your fill tonight as we keep you across it all in north London.
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