When, where, and how to watch Brighton vs Spurs in the Premier League

Tottenham are back to domestic action this weekend, with Brighton and Hove Albion next on the fixture list for the Lilywhites. Here’s how to watch the game.

Ange Postecoglou‘s men have put together two consecutive wins in the Premier League after putting three goals past both Brentford and Manchester United.

After a brief excursion in the Europa League in midweek, Spurs will be keen to add to their unbeaten run and climb the league table.

When and where is the game?

Tottenham will travel to the Amex Stadium to play Brighton on Sunday, October 6, 2024.

The game is scheduled for a 4:30 pm kick-off.

How to watch Spurs vs Brighton?

You’ll be able to watch Spurs vs Brighton on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Premier League.

The game will be available live to Sky Sports customers, but if you don’t have the Sky Sports package you’ll have to wait for extended highlights and analysis on Match of the Day 2.

Spurs vs Brighton team news

As has been the case for the past couple of weeks, Spurs will be without both Richarlison and Wilson Odobert who are still out injured.

The Tottenham injury list is not all that long, but there are some big players on there. Richarlison has been training on grass this week, but still needs another fortnight at least before he is ready to return to the matchday squad.

Meanwhile, Odobert is thought to be out for another six weeks now with his hamstring injury (Paul O’Keefe).

Both Heung-min Son and Destiny Udogie did not travel to Hungary for the Europa League clash with Ferencvaros, but the latter could well be ready for the weekend after staying at Hotspur Way to work on his fitness. Postecoglou admits Son is unlikely to feature.

Brighton will definitely be without Matt O’Riley, Jan Paul van Hecke, and Solly March. They are also assessing the fitness of Joao Pedro, Joel Veltman, Simon Adingra, James Milner, and Brajan Gruda, who are all doubts for the game.

Another away win on the cards for Spurs

Brighton are a very good, very tough team to play, but they have shown their defensive vulnerability thanks to the high defensive line their new manager Fabian Hürzeler is employing. The absence of Jan Paul van Hecke could prove to be the difference here, as our in-form attackers look to exploit any weakness in the Brighton backline.

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