Latest Tottenham TV fixtures confirmed as Premier League announce two changes
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The Premier League have now confirmed a number of fixture changes affecting Tottenham Hotspur, who remain winless in the top-flight so far this season
Tottenham's Premier League trip to Leeds on November 7 has been rearranged as part of the top-flight's revised TV schedule.
Spurs travel to Elland Road to face the Whites in the final game before the November international break.
The contest will now take place at 12:30pm instead of 3pm and will also be shown live on TNT Sports.
After the international break, Tottenham then host Ipswich Town in N17 in a Saturday 3pm kick-off.
Beyond that, Tottenham's Premier League trip to Sunderland will also take place at the revised time of 2:05pm on Sunday, November 29 due the Black Cats' Europa League commitments.
Spurs remain winless in the Premier League and are currently bottom of the table after five matches.
The club are not back in action October 10 when they travel to Manchester United.
Tottenham were beaten 3-2 at home by Aston Villa on Saturday in their last match until the three-week international break.
The result has given Roberto De Zerbi plenty to ponder as he looks to get his star-studded squad firing after avoiding relegation to the Championship on the final day of last season.
TOTTENHAM's REVISED NOVEMBER SCHEDULE IN FULL
- Leeds United (A) - November 7, 12:30pm - Ipswich Town (H) - November 21, 3pm - Sunderland (A) - November 29, 2:05pm
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