Tottenham Hotspur vs. Sheffield United: game time, TV channels, how to watch

While the 2019-20 season has not started out great for Tottenham Hotspur, newcomer Sheffield United seems to be enjoying the Premier League. The Blades are back in the top tier for the first time in over a decade and have raced out to a sixth-place start, three points ahead of Spurs, and are unbeaten since the end of September.

Sheffield United has faced three of the big six already with mixed results. An early draw away to Chelsea has been followed by a narrow loss to Liverpool and a home win against Arsenal, showing that the promoted side is neither intimidated by nor ill equipped to face any side in the league. This is not an encouraging sign for Tottenham.

Spurs, however, are coming off another strong Champions League outing, dispatching Red Star away in Serbia and putting themselves in good position to advance to the Round of 16. The quality outings have been few and far between this season, but there have been signs of life for Tottenham, especially with a side that is finally getting fit.

Some rotation should be expected, which supporters will not take well. With an international break coming up and the gap between Spurs and fourth place sitting at 10 points, this is a match that needs to be won. As was shown last time out, nothing comes easily in the Premier League this season, but the margin for error keeps shrinking and shrinking.

How to Watch

Date: Saturday, November 9, 2019
Time: 10:00 a.m. ET, 3:00 p.m. BT
Location: Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, London, England
TV: NBCSN (USA)
Streaming: NBC Sports Live (USA), fubo.tv (free trial)

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