TOTTENHAM head into the Newcastle match buoyed by their North London derby victory at the weekend.
Their win saw them leap into eighth place but they still have a lot more work to do to secure their Europa League place.
Newcastle looking to bounce back again after a poor display at WatfordCredit: PA:Press Association
Newcastle will be looking to recover from their defeat at Watford, with Steve Bruce’s side needing to end the season on a positive note.
The Magpies gave away two penalties to the Hornets and with takeover talk still looming they need some good news to wrap up the season.
José Mourinho’s team go into the game on a high after beating Arsenal in the North London derbyCredit: Reuters
When is Newcastle vs Tottenham?
- This Premier League clash is set for Wednesday, July 15.
- Kick-off at St James’ Park is at 6pm BST.
- This will be the two sides 163rd meeting with Spurs winning 70 of those times and Newcastle winning 59.
Which TV channel and live stream can I watch it on?
- The game will be available to watch on BT Sport 1
- Coverage begins at 5:30pm BST.
- EE customers can get a FREE three-month BT Sport app trial by texting SPORT to 150.
- You can then cancel the trial at any time.
What is the team news?
Danny Rose will not feature for the Magpies, as Spurs are his parent club and Premier League loan rules means he isn’t allowed to play against them.
Ciaran Clarke, Sean Longstaff, Isaac Hayden and Andy Carrol are still out due to injury.
Allan Saint-Maximin picked up a knock during the Watford game and may be a doubt.
Dele Alli hasn’t featured in Spurs last three games due a hamstring injury and is expected to sit out this game too.
Serge Aurier is unlikely to feature following the tragic passing of his brother on Monday morning.
Eric Dier is still suspended and Troy Parrott is still recovering from his appendix surgery.
Match odds
- Newcastle to win – 7/2
- Draw – 13/5
- Tottenham victory – 3/4
- Both teams to score – 3/4
- Kane to have 4 or more shots and to score in the second half – 12/5
*All odds from Ladbrokes and correct at time of publication.
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
