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    Arsenal vs Real Madrid live stream FREE: How to watch Champions League quarter-final without paying a penny

    ARSENAL host Real Madrid in a HUGE Champions League quarter-final clash at the Emirates. The Gunners have stalled in their attempts to catch Liverpool in the Premier League.Bukayo Saka was a substitute for Arsenal’s most recent Premier League gameCredit: EPA/VINCE MIGNOTTMartin Odegaard was also rested ahead of the clash against his former sideCredit: GettyKylian Mbappe is available for the clash, despite facing a suspended one-match ban from UEFA.Credit: GettyStar players such as Bukayo Saka and Martin Odegaard were rested for Arsenal’s 1-1 draw against Everton, with one eye on this clash. Real Madrid themselves need no incentive to win a competition they have already won 16 times, but they are currently four points behind La Liga leaders Barcelona. Former Gunner Dani Ceballos, alongside Kylian Mbappe, Vinicus Junior and Antonio Rudiger are all available to play Arsenal, but Mbappe and Rudiger face suspended bans from UEFA.ARSENAL VS REAL MADRID LIVE – LATEST UPDATESRead more footballDespite both sides rich European history, this is only the third competitive clash between the sides, with the last coming in 2005/06.Thierry Henry scored the only goal over two legs as Arsenal knocked Madrid out in the round of 16.SunSport can reveal how to watch Arsenal vs Real Madrid for FREE.When is Arsenal vs Real Madrid? Arsenal vs Real Madrid will take place on Tuesday, April 8.Action from north London will kick-off at 8pm BST.The Emirates will host the first leg of the competition. Most read in Champions LeagueHow to watch Arsenal vs Real Madrid for FREEThis season Amazon Prime has acquired part of the rights to show the Champions League.Prime members can watch the action from the Emirates at NO additional cost to their regular subscription. Action is still available for free to non-members, as you can sign up for a 30-day free trial, giving you all the benefits of Prime.Alternatively, follow SunSport’s comprehensive blog. More

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    Who is Phil Foden’s mum Claire Rowlands?

    PHIL Foden joined Man City’s academy at the tender age of four before breaking into the first team aged just 17.Every step of the way his protective mum Claire has been supporting her boy. Here’s everything you need to know about her.Phil Foden shared this pic with his mum and dad on X and captioned it: ‘Thank you to my mum and dad who have made all this possible’Credit: XWho is Phil Foden’s mum Claire Rowlands?Claire Rowlands, 45, is the mother of Phil Foden — one of England’s most talented footballers.Born and raised in Stockport, Greater Manchester, she has been a driving force behind Phil’s success.Claire told the Telegraph that Phil was “the cheapest kid ever,” before adding: “No games, no toys, nothing — just a football.”Supportive motherClaire’s dedication to her son’s football career began early.read more on phil fodenPhil Foden joined Manchester City’s academy at just four years old, and Claire was there every step of the way to encourage him.In 2022, Phil explained: “City were training the under-6s and I think I might have only been four at the time and they asked the school if they had anyone else who could play, and my PE teacher said ‘yeah we have this little guy who is pretty good’.”So they brought me out for individual training and then gave me a card to give to my parents — and I have been there ever since!”Claire’s passion for football is evident — she even supports her son’s team, Manchester City, while her husband, Phil Sr., supports Manchester United.Most read in FootballFamilyClaire is a mother of five children: Phil, Callum, Kenzi, Lois, and Avayah.In January 2019, Phil had his first son, Ronnie with childhood sweetheart, Rebecca Cooke at the age of 18, paying homage to his late grandfather.Thug punches Man City star Phil Foden’s mum in the face in backstage brawl at Brook vs Khan fightThey later welcomed two more children to their brood.His mum Claire stepped in to help with childcare responsibilities while Phil focused on his footballing commitments.Protective parentClaire is known for her strong personality and protective instincts when it comes to her family.One notable incident occurred at a boxing event in Manchester in 2022, when Claire confronted individuals during an altercation involving Phil.We keep goingPhil FodenInstagramShe was seemingly punched in the face during a furious brawl after Amir Khan’s loss in his boxing grudge match against long-time foe Kell Brook.The clip, which was widely shared on social media and filmed in a corridor of Manchester’s AO Arena, began with a seething Phil turning as he appeared to be goaded following City’s 3-2 loss to Spurs earlier that day.His girlfriend Rebecca Cooke shouted at the aggressors: “Who you calling a c***?”The couple walked into a private room in the arena following Amir’s bloody defeat by Kell.Phil Foden with mum Claire and girlfriend Rebecca at the Qatar World Cup in 2022Credit: GettyPhil’s mum Claire was then seen walking out and asking the group: “Right, who’s calling him?”One of the men replied: “No one.”Claire said: “Right, then f*** off.”She appeared to push out at a man in a black jacket, forcing him back several steps, before the attacker stepped in and took a swing at her.It’s not clear if the blow connected, but Claire reeled backwards before a man in a black baseball hat stepped in to defend her.Phil pictured signing a new Man City contract alongside his proud parentsCredit: https://www.instagram.com/p/BrOHNDrgVS0/?hl=en&img_index=1Derogatory derby chantPep Guardiola slammed United fans for “shameful” chants about Phil Foden’s mum during the Manchester derby on Sunday, April 6, 2025.Some sections of the home crowd were heard chanting “Phil Foden, your mum is a s**g” during the Old Trafford stalemate.City boss Guardiola condemned the fans responsible, saying: “It was a lack of class.“We are so exposed in football — managers, owners and football players especially.”He added: “I don’t understand the mind of the people involving the mum of Phil.“It’s a lack of integrity, class, and they should be ashamed.”Read More on The SunOn Monday, April 7, 2025, Phil responded on Instagram.Alongside five photos of himself from the match, the Man City star wrote: “We keep going.” More

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    F1 Japanese Grand Prix: How to watch LIVE as Lando Norris looks to extend lead and Lewis Hamilton chases first podium

    LANDO NORRIS is back in action this weekend as he looks to extend his lead at the top of the Formula One Drivers’ Championship.The Brit was the first winner in 2025, taking the chequered flag ahead of Max Verstappen in the Australian Grand Prix. Lando Norris currently leads the World Drivers’ Championship with 44 pointsCredit: GettyMax Verstappen is yet to win a race in 2025Credit: Song Haiyuan/PaddockerLewis Hamilton is currently ninth in the World Drivers’ ChampionshipCredit: GettyHe struggled a bit last time out, finishing second to McLaren team-mate Oscar Piastri at the Chinese Grand Prix.This season looked to be a thriller before the action even started, and with the top four split by just 10 points after three races, F1 looks to be living up to its billing in 2025.Verstappen, George Russell and Piastri sit second, third and fourth respectively, with rookie driver Kimi Antonelli in fifth.New Ferrari star Lewis Hamilton converted a pole to a win in the Chinese Sprint Race but was then DISQUALIFIED from the main race.Read more F1That left him lingering down in ninth, one point above Ferrari team-mate Charles Leclerc.The Ferrari pair will be looking to put some more points on the board as they travel to Suzuka to take on the Japanese Grand Prix.How to watch the Japanese Grand Prix and is there a live stream?F1 continues to come LIVE from Sky Sports F1.Customers can stream the action from the Sky Go app.Viewers will be able to watch a full race replay for FREE on Channel 4, following the conclusion of the race.Grand Prix highlights will also be available on Sky Sports’ YouTube channel.Alternatively, follow LIVE with SunSport’s blog of the Grand Prix. Japanese Grand Prix UK start timePractice one (3.30am BST) and Practice two (7am BST) take place on Friday, April 4.The third practice session (3.30am BST) takes place on Saturday April 5 in the UK.Qualifying is later that same day at 7am BST.The race is set to start at 6am BST on Sunday, April 6.Most read in Motorsport More

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    Joe Joyce vs Filip Hrgovic EXACT fight time – when is heavyweight clash on tonight?

    JOE JOYCE will face dangerous opponent Filip Hrgovic in TONIGHT’s main event!The two heavyweights are set to go head-to-head in Manchester, with huge stakes on the line.Joe Joyce and Filip Hrgovic will put it all on the line tonight in ManchesterCredit: PAThe 39-year-old was originally set to face Dillian Whyte in an all-British clash, but after a horrific finger injury, ‘The Body Snatcher’ was forced to pull out.On just a month’s notice, Filip Hrgovic has stepped in and returns for the first time since being TKO’d by Daniel Dubois.Joyce, who was the former WBO interim champion, still has dreams of competing in a world title fight before he thinks about hanging his gloves up.Having recent defeats to Zhilei Zhang and Derek Chisora, many fans believe this could be his last chance for title contention.READ MORE IN BOXINGAnd SunSport has the EXACT time the heavyweights will step into the Co-op Live Arena below.What time does Joe Joyce vs Filip Hrgovic start and how can I watch it?Joe Joyce and Filip Hrgovic meet live from the Co-Op Live Arena in Manchester on Saturday, April 5.The ring walks are expected to take place at approximately 10pm BST, with the fight getting underway 15 minutes later.The main card is expected to get underway from 7pm BST.What TV channel is Joe Joyce vs Filip Hrgovic on and can it be streamed?The Joe Joyce vs Filip Hrgovic main card will be broadcast and streamed LIVE on DAZN.This is Queensberry promotion’s first-ever DAZN Show.Viewers can subscribe to DAZN in the UK for £14.99-a-month, which commits you to an entire year of action.A flexible pass, worth £24.99-a-month (minimum three-month contract), is also available, and you can cancel at any time.You can also pay £119.99 for the year upfront, which is the lowest cost option.Alternatively, SunSport will blog every fight from the card.Joe Joyce vs Filip Hrgovic FULL fight cardJoe Joyce vs Filip HrgovicJack Rafferty vs Cory O’Regan – for Commonwealth super-lightweight titleDavid Adeleye vs Jeamie TKV – for vacant British heavyweight titleKhaleel Majid vs Alex MurphyJuergen Uldedaj vs Gerardo MelladoMark Chamberlain vs Miguel Angel ScaringiRoyston Barney-Smith vs Cesar Ignacio ParedesNelson Birchall vs Rodrigo Matias ArecoAlfie Middlemiss vs Alexander MoralesDelicious Orie vs Milos VelecticRamtin Musah vs Robbie ChapmanLouis Szeto vs Nabil AhmedMost read in Boxing More

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    Why are Red Bull racing in white instead of navy at the F1 Japanese Grand Prix 2025?

    FORMULA ONE heads to Japan for the third race of the season, with Red Bull still in search of their first win of 2025. Max Verstappen is second in the World Drivers’ Championship after two races, having come second to either McLaren driver in two races.Red Bull will be driving in a special red and white liveryCredit: REUTERS/Issei KatoYuki Tsunoda will be making his debut for the Red Bull team in JapanCredit: REUTERS/Issei KatoMax Verstappen is looking for his first win of the season in JapanCredit: IPA / SplashNews.comHe also finished third to Lewis Hamilton and Oscar Piastri in the season’s first Sprint last weekend.Verstappen will be lining up not only with a new livery, but with a new teammate this weekend.Liam Lawson’s poor start to the season saw him axed in just TWO races, and replaced by home favourite Yuki Tsunoda for the Japanese Grand Prix.Lawson will race for Red Bull’s ‘feeder’ team Racing Bulls, with Tsunoda make the switch from Racing Bulls to Red Bull. Read more F1But, Tsunoda will not be racing in the typical Red Bull car, as the team roll out a special edition livery for the Japanese Grand Prix.Why are Red Bull racing in white?The RB21 is rolling out a special white livery to honour the final year of their contract with engine manufactures Honda.The Honda company are based in Japan, so Red Bull will wear the colour to honour them in their home Grand Prix.Red Bull will already have endeared themselves to the Japanese faithful, as they promoted home hero Yuki Tsunoda to the second seat in place of Liam Lawson.Most read in MotorsportHow to watch the Japanese Grand Prix and is there a live streamThe F1 Japanese Grand Prix is LIVE on Sky Sports F1.The race will start at 6am BST in the UK.Viewers will be able to watch the full race for FREE on Channel 4 following the conclusion of the race.Follow along with the action on SunSport’s comprehensive blog. More

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    Who is Daley Thompson’s first wife Patricia Quinlan and how many children did they have?

    DALEY Thompson was once notorious for his womanising, before he went on to marry his childhood sweetheart Patricia Quinlan.She is sure to be watching when the Olympic decathlon legend heads into the Celebrity Big Brother house, with the new series kicking off on April 7, 2025.Daley Thompson and his first wife Patricia Quinlan pictured on their wedding day in 1987Credit: RexHere they are seen a year after tying the knot, pictured with their first baby togetherCredit: RexDaley Thompson is featuring on Celebrity Big Brother (CBB) 2025.During his athletics career, the British decathlete broke the world record four times — and it seems he’s ready for a new challenge.A source told The Sun how 66-year-old Daley’s non-woke opinions could raise a few eyebrows among CBB viewers.The TV insider said: “Daley is notoriously unwoke and likes to be provocative, so it will be interesting to see how he is received by some of the younger housemates.read more on daley thompson”As someone who was at the height of his fame in the Eighties, many of them will barely know who he is — but for a generation of older viewers he’ll be seen as a great signing.”Who is Daley Thompson’s first wife Patricia Quinlan?Daley once joked that “any woman only has to sit on a bed I’ve slept in to get pregnant”.His exes include Olympic swimmer Sharron Davies — they dated in the late 1970s — but he says he doesn’t see her as the “one that got away”. In July 2024, he exclusively told The Sun: “I never really see it like that because we are still close friends.”Most read in Athletics”That’s the real test — the fact we’re still calling each other and I chat to her kids.” In 1987, Daley married his first wife, Patricia “Tish” Quinlan, whom he had known since his school days.Lord Sebastian Coe and Daley Thompson discuss how athletics can be used to tackle knife crime on Run For Your Life But she has largely stayed out of the public eye beyond her connection to Daley. How many kids does Daley Thompson share with Patricia Quinlan?They had three children together: Rachel, 35, Austin, 33, and Elliott, 30.Rachel was born prematurely at just 12 weeks and weighed less than two pounds at birth.But speaking with the Independent in July 2008, Daley described this as “a brilliant experience”.He then qualified: “But not one you’d necessarily want to go through.”Daley Thompson with son his Elliot, who is also a decathleteCredit: Instagram/daleyfitnessukElliott Thompson, the youngest child of Daley and Patricia, has followed in his father’s footsteps and pursued a career in athletics.He became the national decathlon champion at the 2022 British Athletics Championships.On the whole, the Thompson children prefer to keep their personal information out of the public domain, so little else is known about them.Next chapterThe marriage eventually ended in 2001 after Daley began a relationship with Lisa Clayton.Read More on The SunHe had been seeing her for over two years while still married to Tish, with their relationship reportedly starting in 1999.Daley also later had children with Lisa — two boys named Alex and Aaron. More

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    Why is Max Verstappen allowed to wear No 1 on his F1 car?

    FORMULA ONE is back for another season – and Max Verstappen has a unique distinction on his car that no other driver can boast. Dutch driver Verstappen has won the Drivers’ Championship FOUR times in a row, and will be looking to equal Michael Schumacher’s record of five in a row this season.Max Verstappen is a four time world championCredit: gettyVerstappen wears the number one on the front of his carCredit: gettyLewis Hamilton will also be looking to break a record Michael Schumacher currently holds alongside him, and win Drivers’ Championship number eight. Hamilton drives with the No 44, while fellow Brit Lando Norris drives with No 4Each driver has a choice over which number they use, and their numbers are reserved for up to two years after they leave F1.Four-time world champion Verstappen did previously sport the No 33, but has since switched to No 1.Read more F1 newsSunSport can reveal why he is allowed to wear this number.Why is Max Verstappen allowed to wear No 1?In F1, a racer is allowed to switch to the number if they are the defending world champion.However, this is an option – not an obligation, as Lewis Hamilton never used No 1, sticking with his favoured 44 throughout his career.Max Verstappen made the switch from 33 to 1 when he won the Drivers’ World Championship in 2021 and has been able to stick with it since.Most read in MotorsportFull race scheduleRound One – AustraliaPractice one – Fri, Mar 14, 1:30am GMTPractice two – Fri, Mar 14, 5am GMTPractice three – Sat, Mar 15, 1:30am GMTQualifying – Sat, Mar 15, 5am GMTRace – Sun, Mar 16, 4am GMTRound Two – China – Sprint weekendPractice one – Fri, Mar 21, 3:30am GMTSprint Qualifying – Fri, Mar 21, 7:30am GMTSprint – Sat, Mar 22, 3am GMTQualifying – Sat, Mar 22, 7am GMTRace – Sun, Mar 23, 7am GMTRound Three – JapanPractice one – Fri, Apr 4, 3:30am BSTPractice two – Fri, Apr 4, 7am BSTPractice three – Sat, Apr 5, 3:30am BSTQualifying – Sat, Apr 5, 7am BSTRace – Sun, Apr 6, 6am BSTRound Four – Bahrain Practice one – Fri, Apr 11, 12:30pm BSTPractice two – Fri, Apr 11, 4pm BSTPractice three – Sat, Apr 12, 1:30pm BSTQualifying – Sat, Apr 12, 5pm BSTRace – Sun, Apr 13, 4pm BSTRound Five – Saudi ArabiaPractice one – Fri, Apr 18, 2:30pm BSTPractice two – Fri, Apr 18, 6pm BSTPractice three – Sat, Apr 19, 2:30pm BSTQualifying – Sat, Apr 19, 6pm BSTRace – Sun, Apr 20, 6pm BSTRound Six – Miami – Sprint weekendPractice one – Fri, May 2, 5:30pm BSTSprint Qualifying- Fri, May 2 , 9:30pm BSTSprint – Sat, May 3, 5pm BSTQualifying – Sat, May 3, 9pm BSTRace – Sun, May 4, 9pm BSTRound Seven – Emilia-RomagnaPractice one – Fri, May 16, 12:30pm BSTPractice two – Fri, May 16, 4pm BSTPractice three – Sat, May 17, 11:30pm BSTQualifying – Sat, May 17, 3pm BSTRace – Sun, May 18, 2pm BSTRound Eight – MonacoPractice one – Fri, May 23, 12:30pm BSTPractice two – Fri, May 23, 4pm BSTPractice three – Sat, May 24, 11:30pm BSTQualifying – Sat, May 24, 3pm BSTRace – Sun, May 25, 2pm BSTRound Nine – SpainPractice one – Fri, May 30, 12:30pm BSTPractice two – Fri, May 30, 4pm BSTPractice three – Sat, May 31, 11:30pm BSTQualifying – Sat, May 31, 3pm BSTRace – Sun, Jun 1, 2pm BSTRound Ten – CanadaPractice one – Fri, Jun 13, 6:30pm BSTPractice two – Fri, Jun 13, 10pm BSTPractice three – Sat, Jun 14, 5:30pm BSTQualifying – Sat, Jun 14, 9pm BSTRace – Sun, Jun 15, 7pm BSTRound 11 – Austria Practice one – Fri, Jun 27, 12:30pm BSTPractice two – Fri, Jun 27, 4pm BSTPractice three – Sat, Jun 28, 11:30pm BSTQualifying – Sat, Jun 28, 3pm BSTRace – Sat, Jun 29, 2pm BSTRound 12 – SilverstonePractice one – Fri, Jul 4, 12:30pm BSTPractice two – Fri, Jul 4, 4pm BSTPractice three – Sat, Jul 5, 11:30pm BSTQualifying – Sat, Jul 5, 3pm BSTRace – Sun, Jul 6, 3pm BSTRound 13 – Belgium – Sprint weekendPractice one – Fri, Jul 25, 11:30pm BSTSprint Qualifying – Fri, Jul 25, 3:30pm BSTSprint – Sat, Jul 26 , 11am BSTQualifying – Sat, Jul 26, 3pm BST Race – Sun, Jul 27, 2pm BSTRound 14 – HungaryPractice one – Fri, Aug 1, 12:30pm BSTPractice two – Fri, Aug 1, 4pm BSTPractice three – Sat, Aug 2, 11:30am BSTQualifying – Sat, Aug 2, 3pm BSTRace – Sun, Aug 3, 2pm BSTRound 15 – NetherlandsPractice one – Fri, Aug 29, 11:30am BSTPractice two – Fri, Aug 29, 3pm BSTPractice three – Sat, Aug 30, 10:30am BSTQualifying – Sat, Aug 30, 2pm BSTRace – Sun, Aug 31, 2pm BSTRound 16 – ItalyPractice one – Fri, Sep 7, 12:30pm BSTPractice two – Fri, Sep 7, 4pm BSTPractice three – Sat, Sep 8, 11:30am BSTQualifying – Sat, Sep 8, 3pm BSTRace – Sun, Sep 9, 2pm BSTRound 17 – AzerbaijanPractice one – Fri, Sep 19, 9:30am BSTPractice two – Fri, Sep 19, 1pm BSTPractice three – Sat, Sep 20, 9:30am BSTQualifying – Sat, Sep 20, 1pm BSTRace – Sun, Sep 21, 12pm BSTRound 18 – Singapore Practice one – Fri, Oct 3, 10:30am BSTPractice two – Fri, Oct 3, 2pm BSTPractice three – Sat, Oct 4, 10:30am BSTQualifying – Sat, Oct 4, 2pm BSTRace – Sun, Oct 5, 1pm BSTRound 19 – United States – Sprint weekendPractice one – Fri, Oct 17, 6:30pm BSTSprint Qualifying – Fri, Oct 17, 10:30pm BSTSprint – Sat, Oct 18, 6pm BSTQualifying – Sat, Oct 18, 10pm BSTRace – Sun, Oct 19, 8pm BSTRound 20 – MexicoPractice one – Fri, Oct 24, 7:30pm BSTPractice two – Fri, Oct 24, 11pm BSTPractice three – Sat, Oct 25, 6:30pm BSTQualifying – Sat, Oct 25, 10pm BSTRace – Sun, Oct 26, 8pm GMTRound 21 – Brazil – Sprint weekendPractice one – Fri, Nov 7, 2:30pm GMTSprint Qualifying – Fri, Nov 7, 6:30pm GMTSprint – Sat, Nov 8, 2pm GMTQualifying – Sat, Nov 8, 6pm GMTRace – Sun, Nov 9, 5pm GMTRound 22 – Las Vegas Practice one – Fri, Nov 20, 12:30am GMTPractice two – Fri, Nov 20, 4am GMTPractice three – Sat, Nov 21, 12:30am GMTQualifying – Sat, Nov 21, 4am GMTRace – Sun, Nov 22, 4am GMTRead More on The SunRound 23 – Qatar – Sprint weekendPractice one – Fri, Nov 28, 1:30pm GMTSprint Qualifying – Fri, Nov 28, 5:30pm GMTSprint – Sat, Nov 29, 2pm GMTQualifying – Sat, Nov 29, 6pm GMTRace – Sun, Nov 30, 4pm GMTRound 24 – Abu Dhabi Practice one – Fri, Dec 5, 9:30am GMTPractice two – Fri, Dec 5, 1pm GMTPractice three – Sat, Dec 6, 10:30am GMTQualifying – Sat, Dec 6, 2pm GMTRace – Sun, Dec 7, 1pm GMT More

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    Chelsea vs Tottenham live stream: How to watch huge London derby TONIGHT

    CHELSEA take on London rivals Tottenham in a HUGE clash in the Premier League at Stamford Bridge TONIGHTThe Blues were beaten by fellow Londoners Arsenal just prior to the international break, and will need a boost in their bid to achieve Champions League football.Enzo Maresca is aiming to get Chelsea back into the Champions LeagueCredit: GettyAnge Postecoglou has struggled in his second season at TottenhamCredit: Paul Terry / SportimageCole Palmer scored two penalties – including a Panenka – in a 4-3 thriller at SpursCredit: GettyEnzo Maresca’s side had looked more than comfortable around Christmas, even presented a chance to momentarily go top of the Premier League.However, Chelsea are now 21 points behind Liverpool with just under 10 games to go. Tottenham are enduring a mixed season in the Premier League, with the focus of Ange Postecoglou’s side now primarily on the Europa League. The Blues and Spurs have offered many classic matches in the past, their clash at Stamford Bridge to hand Leicester the title in 2016 deemed the “Battle of the Bridge.”Read more FootballThe sides have already played out a thriller at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium earlier this season, with Chelsea edging past Postecolgou’s side after two slips from Marc Cucurella gave the hosts an early 2-0 lead.Chelsea went on to win 4-3 with Cole Palmer scoring two penalties – one of which was an incredible Panenka.SunSport can reveal how to watch Chelsea take on Spurs at Stamford Bridge.How to watch Chelsea vs Tottenham and is there a live stream?Chelsea vs Tottenham will come LIVE on Sky Sports Premier League.The match will also be available for stream on Sky Go and the Sky Sports App. Action will kick-off at 8pm GMT from Stamford Bridge.Alternatively, follow along with SunSport’s live blog of the match.Most read in Football More