Watch Newcastle vs Tottenham in the Premier League this evening with FourFourTwo providing all the broadcast information in our handy TV guide.
Newcastle United ran riot on Merseyside on Saturday, beating Everton 4-1 thanks to goals from Malick Thiaw (two), Lewis Miley and Nick Woltemade.
That's now eight goals for summer signing Woltemade, who continues to make quite the impression during his debut season in England.
Spurs boss Thomas Frank is facing huge pressure after his side lost yet again on home soil, going down 2-1 against Fulham.
Despite Mohammed Kudus' second-half strike, it proved too little, too late, and the Lilywhites will be hoping for better fortunes as they travel north.
Read on as FourFourTwo brings you details of all the live streams and channels so you can watch Newcastle vs Spurs online, on TV, and from anywhere.
Watch Newcastle vs Spurs in the UK
Newcastle vs Spurs will be shown live on Sky Sports Premier League and coverage begins at 19:00 GMT.
Watch Newcastle vs Spurs in the US
In the USA, Newcastle vs Spurs will be shown on Peacock.
How to watch Newcastle vs Spurs in Australia
Premier League fans in Australia can watch Newcastle vs Spurs via Stan Sport.
Watch Newcastle vs Spurs from anywhere
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Newcastle vs Spurs: Preview
Newcastle head into their Tuesday evening meeting with Spurs only behind them on goal difference in the Premier League table.
Just four goals separate the two sides, with both teams boasting records of W5, D3 and L3 so far this term.
The Magpies have a hectic schedule to come across December, with Eddie Howe's side set to play eight times across the month.
They will have to do without the services of goalkeeper Nick Pope (groin) once again, with Aaron Ramsdale set to continue in between the sticks.
Kieran Trippier (hamstring), Yoane Wissa (knee), Harrison Ashby (thigh) and Will Osula (ankle) are also definitely set to miss out, whilst Sven Botman (back) will face a late fitness test.
Spurs' home form went from bad to worse as they again suffered defeat on their own patch, with Fulham emerging as narrow victors.
It's now just one win at home all season for Frank's men, which came way back when on the opening day of the campaign against Burnley.
Injuries are continuing to plague Spurs as a busy schedule approaches, with six first-team players currently unable to feature.
James Maddison (ACL), Radu Dragusin (fitness), Kota Takai (thigh), Yves Bissouma (ankle), Dejan Kulusevski (knee) and Dominic Solanke (ankle) are all out, with pressure mounting on the ex-Brentford boss to find some form, and fast.
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Newcastle vs Spurs: Expected line-ups
FourFourTwo's prediction
Newcastle 2-2 Spurs
Both sides have been inconsistent all season, with European football no doubt playing a part in their schedules. We think this one ends all square.