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UEFA Nations League action is high on the agenda for many, while there are also Africa Cup of Nations and European Under-21 Championship qualifiers coming up.

A number of our summer signings are in line to win their first international caps as Spurs players, while Antonin Kinsky returns to the senior Czech Republic squad for the first time since 2024.

On-loan Yang Min-Hyeok, meanwhile, is currently away representing South Korea Under-23s at the Asian Games in Japan.

Here’s a run-down of when and where our players will be playing over the course of this international window (all kick-off times are UK)...

Tuesday 22 September

Yang Min-Hyeok – South Korea Under-23s Asian Games group stage match against Saudi Arabia – kick-off 11am

Wednesday 23 September

Mikel Jack, George Jobling, Kwasi Senyah and Toju Wellspring – England Under-17s home friendly against Republic of Ireland – kick-off 6.30pm

Thursday 24 September

Rodrigo Bentancur – Uruguay away friendly against Japan – kick-off 11.05am

Phoenix Offiah and Oscar Sandiford – England Under-18s tournament match against Colombia in Switzerland – kick-off 5pm

Ben Davies – Wales away UEFA Nations League match against Portugal – kick-off 7.45pm

Micky van de Ven and Jan Paul van Hecke – Netherlands home UEFA Nations League match against Germany – kick-off 7.45pm

Kevin Danso – Austria home UEFA Nations League match against Israel – kick-off 7.45pm

Friday 25 September

Mikey Moore – England Under-20s Euro Elite League match against Italy in Spain – kick-off 10.30am

Mathys Tel – France Under-21s away European Under-21 Championship qualifier against Iceland – kick-off 4pm

Mateus Fernandes – Portugal Under-21s away European Under-21 Championship qualifier against Bulgaria – kick-off 4.30pm

Jamie Donley – Northern Ireland away UEFA Nations League match against Georgia – kick-off 5pm

Malachi Hardy and Luca Williams-Barnett – England Under-19s home friendly against Republic of Ireland – kick-off 7pm

Archie Gray – England Under-21s home European Under-21 Championship qualifier against Kazakhstan – kick-off 7.30pm

Lucas Bergvall / Radu Dragusin – Sweden home UEFA Nations League match against Romania – kick-off 7.45pm

Sandro Tonali and Guglielmo Vicario – Italy home UEFA Nations League match against Belgium – kick-off 7.45pm

Omar Marmoush – Egypt home Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against Angola – kick-off 8pm

Pape Matar Sarr – Senegal home Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against Mozambique – kick-off 8pm

Saturday 26 September

Andy Robertson – Scotland away UEFA Nations League match against Slovenia – kick-off 2pm

Martin Dubravka – Slovakia home UEFA Nations League match against Moldova – kick-off 7.45pm

Antonin Kinsky – Czech Republic home UEFA Nations League match against Croatia – kick-off 7.45pm

Sunday 27 September

Phoenix Offiah and Oscar Sandiford – England Under-18s tournament match against Egypt in Switzerland – kick-off 2pm

Ben Davies – Wales away UEFA Nations League match against Denmark – kick-off 5pm

Micky van de Ven and Jan Paul van Hecke – Netherlands away UEFA Nations League match against Serbia – kick-off 5pm

Kevin Danso – Austria home UEFA Nations League match against Kosovo – kick-off 5pm

Monday 28 September

Rodrigo Bentancur – Uruguay away friendly against South Korea – kick-off 12pm

Mikel Jack, George Jobling, Kwasi Senyah and Toju Wellspring – England Under-17s tournament match against Israel in Germany – kick-off 3pm

Lucas Bergvall – Sweden home UEFA Nations League match against Poland – kick-off 7.45pm

Sandro Tonali and Guglielmo Vicario – Italy away UEFA Nations League match against Turkey – kick-off 7.45pm

Jamie Donley – Northern Ireland home UEFA Nations League match against Hungary – kick-off 7.45pm

Radu Dragusin – Romania home UEFA Nations League match against Bosnia-Herzegovina – kick-off 7.45pm

Tuesday 29 September

Mikey Moore – England Under-20s Euro Elite League match against France in Spain – kick-off 10.30am

Omar Marmoush – Egypt away Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against South Sudan – kick-off 2pm

Pape Matar Sarr – Senegal away Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against Ethiopia – kick-off 2pm

Malachi Hardy and Luca Williams-Barnett – England Under-19s friendly against Norway in Spain – kick-off 3pm

Mathys Tel – France Under-21s away European Under-21 Championship qualifier against Estonia – kick-off 5pm

Martin Dubravka – Slovakia home UEFA Nations League match against Kazakhstan – kick-off 7.45pm

Antonin Kinsky – Czech Republic home UEFA Nations League match against England – kick-off 7.45pm

Andy Robertson – Scotland home UEFA Nations League match against Switzerland – kick-off 7.45pm

Wednesday 30 September

Phoenix Offiah and Oscar Sandiford – England Under-18s tournament match against South Korea in Switzerland – kick-off 10am

Armend Muslika – Albania Under-19s home friendly against Lithuania – kick-off 3.30pm

Mateus Fernandes – Portugal Under-21s home European Under-21 Championship qualifier against Gibraltar – kick-off 8pm

Thursday 1 October

Mikel Jack, George Jobling, Kwasi Senyah and Toju Wellspring – England Under-17s tournament match against Venezuela in Germany – kick-off 10.30am

Ben Davies – Wales home UEFA Nations League match against Norway – kick-off 7.45pm

Micky van de Ven and Jan Paul van Hecke – Netherlands away UEFA Nations League match against Greece – kick-off 7.45pm

Kevin Danso – Austria away UEFA Nations League match against Republic of Ireland – kick-off 7.45pm

Friday 2 October

Armend Muslika – Albania Under-19s home friendly against Lithuania – kick-off 3.30pm

Malachi Hardy and Luca Williams-Barnett – England Under-19s friendly against USA in Spain – kick-off 3pm

Lucas Bergvall – Sweden away UEFA Nations League match against Bosnia-Herzegovina – kick-off 7.45pm

Martin Dubravka – Slovakia away UEFA Nations League match against Faroe Islands – kick-off 7.45pm

Jamie Donley – Northern Ireland UEFA Nations League match against Ukraine in Slovakia – kick-off 7.45pm

Archie Gray – England Under-21s home European Under-21 Championship qualifier against Slovakia – kick-off 7.45pm

Sandro Tonali and Guglielmo Vicario – Italy away UEFA Nations League match against France – kick-off 7.45pm

Radu Dragusin – Romania away UEFA Nations League match against Poland – kick-off 7.45pm

Saturday 3 October

Oliver Salter – Wales Under-18s away friendly against Finland – kick-off 11am

Mikey Moore – England Under-20s Euro Elite League match against Germany in Spain – kick-off 4.30pm

Mathys Tel – France Under-21s home European Under-21 Championship qualifier against Luxembourg – kick-off 6pm

Antonin Kinsky – Czech Republic away UEFA Nations League match against Spain – kick-off 7.45pm

Andy Robertson – Scotland away UEFA Nations League match against North Macedonia – kick-off 7.45pm

Phoenix Offiah and Oscar Sandiford – England Under-18s tournament match in Switzerland – opponents and kick-off time TBC

Sunday 4 October

Mikel Jack, George Jobling, Kwasi Senyah and Toju Wellspring – England Under-17s tournament match against Germany in Germany – kick-off 10.30am

Pape Matar Sarr – Senegal friendly against Comoros in France – kick-off 1pm

Kevin Danso – Austria away UEFA Nations League match against Kosovo – kick-off 5pm

Omar Marmoush – Egypt home friendly against South Africa – kick-off 7pm

Ben Davies – Wales home UEFA Nations League match against Denmark – kick-off 7.45pm

Micky van de Ven and Jan Paul van Hecke – Netherlands home UEFA Nations League match against Serbia – kick-off 7.45pm

Monday 5 October

Oliver Salter – Wales Under-18s away friendly against Finland – kick-off 10am

Malachi Hardy and Luca Williams-Barnett – England Under-19s friendly against Belgium in Spain – kick-off 12pm

Radu Dragusin / Lucas Bergvall – Romania home UEFA Nations League match against Sweden – kick-off 7.45pm

Sandro Tonali and Guglielmo Vicario – Italy home UEFA Nations League match against Turkey – kick-off 7.45pm

Jamie Donley – Northern Ireland home UEFA Nations League match against Georgia – kick-off 7.45pm

Tuesday 6 October

Beginning with our away trip to Leeds United on Saturday 7 November, the game at Elland Road has been brought forward to a 12.30pm kick-off and will now be broadcast live on TNT Sports.

Meanwhile, our trip to Sunderland has been moved to Sunday 29 November with kick-off at 2.05pm. The game at the Stadium of Light will be broadcast live on Sky Sports.

Our home clash with Ipswich Town on Saturday 21 November remains a 3pm kick-off.

Fixture changes

Leeds United (a) - remains Saturday 7 November, kick-off now 12.30pm (UK) - TNT Sports

Sunderland (a) - now Sunday 29 November, kick-off 2.05pm (UK) - Sky Sports

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SPURSPLAY

SPURSPLAY

SPURSPLAY

This weekend sees us make the short trip across the capital to take on the newly-promoted side at Selhurst Park as we look to maintain our unbeaten start to the campaign.

Showcasing a performance full of fight and determination to come away with a point at Liverpool last time out, the squad were back on the pitch to work towards the London derby and full focus against a Palace side who had put in an impressive display to hold Arsenal to a goalless draw at the Emirates Stadium.

Check out the latest training snaps to see what Martin Ho had in store in Tuesday’s session.

Predict the score | Crystal Palace vs Spurs

It might have been a different story in this third round tie at Anfield.

We started brightly again and were denied the opener when Giorgi Mamardashvili produced the first of two world-class saves on the night to deny Lucas Bergvall.

Liverpool then forged ahead via impressive finishes from Alexis Mac Allister (21 minutes) and Cody Gakpo (54) before Conor Gallagher headed home Mateus Fernandes’ corner on 69 minutes for 2-1.

That prompted our best spell, Mamardashvili kept out Mo Kudus – his first start since January – and then the Georgia international somehow managed to tip over from Omar Marmoush in what looked like a certain equaliser with four minutes remaining.

Instead of 2-2, Dominik Szoboszlai hit a screamer into the top corner from 30 yards to put the game beyond our reach at 3-1 in added time – we ended with 17 efforts at goal to Liverpool’s 12.

“We have to be stronger,” reflected Roberto. “I think last season was a school. I think it has to be a school for everyone. Now we are unlucky, because it's clear we have to improve many, many things, but also this night we played well, we created more chances, we shot more times, we got more corners than Liverpool. We could score more goals.

“I remember six, seven clear chances to score. Lucas Bergvall, Kudus and Udogie. In the second half, a couple with Marmoush, one Savio, one Bergvall, another corner. I can't say nothing today.

"Now, my focus is on Villa and we have to prepare our best in the next game with this mentality to find this click.

“We are suffering because the results are our life, no? If we lose, we are sorry, we are sad, we are disappointed, we are frustrated. It's tough, no? But it's the first moment, the first part of this new project. I think when we make the click... but the click is not mentality, because today we showed the right mentality, the right behaviour and we played until the end of the game. I think we are going to win many games and score many goals.”

Here's what he had to say...

It was a strange game, you had 17 shots on goal, was it just a case of Liverpool being able to put the ball in the net?

Roberto: "We have to shoot more times, we have to shoot better, we have to finish better in a clear situation. We are sorry for the result, disappointed, frustrated for the result, I think it's unfair. But we have to accept and be stronger than this unlucky moment because I'm honest with myself and I'm honest with you. I think in these five, six games we have been, for sure, not lucky with Newcastle, with Everton, even with Nottingham and tonight as well. We have to improve a lot of things because the first goal we conceded we didn't defend in the right way. In the second goal we could have been closer with Gakpo, but we have to understand if we are in the right way or not. I think watching the game, the last three, four games, maybe until the 60th minute with Newcastle, I think we are in the right way. I believe in my players, I have a big confidence, a big opinion of my players, and when we arrive to find the click, win a game, I think we enjoy with these players because the qualities of the players are incredible - have a look at Marmoush, Savio, Kudus, Lucas Bergvall, Mateus Fernandes, Robertson, don't forget Pedro Porro, Solanke... Solanke top, he's a good player. It's a tough moment, but we have to be stronger to prepare our best for the next game with Aston Villa and to find this click."

Do you think based on tonight's performance that you are moving in the right direction towards that big click moment?

Roberto: "I don't know if the click is Saturday or not, but we have to find, in Italian La Scintilla (the spark) because we have the qualities enough to score many goals with these players."

There were a few times in the first half where through passes weren't being played - is that where you need James Maddison, who looked quite sharp today?

Roberto: "For sure, Maddison is a different player, a special player, but he has to be fit, he has to be in the right physical condition because the Premier League intensity, even this night, is incredible. Then we can play with eight attackers, also the goalkeeper."

What did you make of your goalkeeper today?

Roberto: "Good, he's a good guy, a good goalkeeper. I'm sorry, it's my responsibility because maybe in the middle of the first half we didn't recognise the clear situation, man to man, and we had to do totally different than play close, close, close and short, but it's a process, it's the first game, it was the first game for Dubravka and in the second half he played very well."

Will you have Pedro Porro back for the weekend?

Roberto: "Yes."

Kudus? It was his first start since January...

Roberto: "Kudus is more great news for us, I think, because he can play also number 10 and we can play with Savio, Koulos, Solanke and Marmoush."

On loan at 1. FC Köln for the rest of the 2026/27 campaign, our young winger made a bright start to life in Germany with a dazzling substitute appearance.

Introduced at the start of the second half as Köln trailed 1-0 away at VfB Stuttgart, Mikey was electric at the MHP Arena and at the heart of every attack from Die Geißböcke.

In the end, it was a bruising evening for Mikey's new side, with them eventually falling to a 4-1 defeat but that was not before our Academy graduate bagged an assist for Köln's only goal.

Linking up with former Manchester City forward Reigan Heskey down the left, the winger reached the byline before hooking the ball back and across the line.it was met by defender Ramon Hendriks, but he could only send it past his own goalkeeper.

Köln currently sit 11th in the Bundesliga with two games played.

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Best of Spurs

Micky Van de Ven (£5.0m) was our top FPL points scorer in Gameweek 3, registering the four points for the clean sheet as well as all three bonus points for a nine-point return.

Our captain was also ever so close to receiving the additional two points for defensive contributions. Defenders need to register 10 defensive contributions in a game to unlock the additional two points, and against Forest, he registered nine as well as having two attempts on goal in Gameweek 4, which increases his FPL appeal.

Micky has a great record against Everton too, having returned in each of his last three matches against the Toffees, including a 23-point haul in Gameweek 9 last season.

He is the player across the league with the best record against the club they play in Gameweek 4, averaging 9.75 points per start against David Moyes' side.

Jan Paul van Hecke (£5.0m), Pedro Porro (£5.5m), Antonin Kinsky (£4.5m) and Destiny Udogie (£4.5m) also registered clean sheet points in this fixture.

JP registered eight points in total, courtesy of the clean sheet and two bonus points, while Pedro had a seven-point return for the clean sheet and one bonus point. Toni and Destiny registered six points and five points respectively.

Rodrigo Bentancur (£5.5m) also impressed, registering a remarkable 17 defensive contributions in this fixture. Midfielders need 12 defensive contributions to achieve the additional two points, which Rodrigo managed comfortably thanks to nine clearances, two interceptions, five ball recoveries and a successful tackle.

Spotlight: Savio

Savio made his first start for us in the Premier League against Forest, and his underlying numbers suggest that he is about to become a popular pick in FPL.

At the City Ground last weekend, he had one attempt on goal as well as creating a chance and supplying two crosses for his teammates.

Our new number 17 had more touches in the final third than any other Spurs player in Gameweek 3, and he also received the most passes in the final third across the Spurs team.

Savio was also directly involved in 25 per cent of the chances that we created when he was on the pitch.

Spurs’ most popular FPL asset

Goalkeeper Toni is proving popular with FPL managers ahead of Gameweek 4’s home match against Everton, after the 23-year-old registered his first clean sheet of the season in the league in Gameweek 3.

Across the season so far, Toni has faced 11 on-target shots and made six saves, and was awarded a save point in Gameweek 1 for making five saves.

Despite being at the opposite end of the pitch, he is one of only two goalkeepers in the league to have created an attacking chance for his teammates.

Over 50,000 managers have transferred in Toni ahead of Gameweek 4, and he is currently owned by 18.7 per cent of managers.

Hidden Gem

Brighton’s Diego Gomez (£5.0m) faces Coventry City in Gameweek 4 and is currently only found in 4.9 per cent of FPL teams. The midfielder has registered two assists and a clean sheet point so far this season, and has created five chances for his Brighton teammates, as well as having a team-leading 12 shots.