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Is Pacos de Ferreira vs Tottenham on TV? Channel, live stream, kick off time, team news for TONIGHT’S Europa clash


TOTTENHAM boss Nuno Espirito Santo heads to Portugal to face Pacos de Ferreira in a brand new competition.

The Uefa Europa Conference League is a new mini tournament that will give more teams access to the Europa League, which is itself being cut down in size.

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And given Spurs have had so little to cheer about since the end of last season, Nuno will be desperate to have his players focused on the task in hand at the Capital do Movel Municipal Stadium.

What time does Pacos de Ferreira vs Tottenham kick off?

  • Pacos de Ferreira vs Spurs is on Thursday August 19, 2021.
  • The Uefa Conference League first leg clash kicks off at 7.30pm UK time.
  • It takes place at the 9,000-capacity Estadio Capital do Movel Municipal.
  • This will be the first time the two teams have faced each other in their history.

What TV channel is the match on and can I live stream it?

  • Pacos de Ferreira vs Tottenham is available to watch on Premier Sports, which you can subscribe to for £11.99 a month by clicking HERE.
  • The site’s Premier Player is available for download onto your mobile device or tablet.

What is the team news?

Harry Kane will miss the tie in Portugal, and has not travelled with his team-mates.

Kane is still working on his fitness after returning from holiday.

Spurs boss Nuno said: “He is getting his fitness better each day.

“He is going to work today, he is going to work tomorrow, he’ll join the group on Friday and Saturday we will make a decision [on whether he could face Wolves on Sunday].”

Nuno has confirmed none of the XI who started against Man City at the weekend will play in Portugal.


Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk


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