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TNT Sports and discovery+ is set to host a feast of Premier League matches in February, including a full round of fixtures between February 10 and 12. First up, we head to Old Trafford for Manchester United v Tottenham on February 7. Among the midweek matches to be shown are Chelsea v Leeds United and Brentford v Arsenal, with Manchester City v Newcastle also live later in the month.

A feast of Premier League football is coming to TNT Sports and discovery+ in February, with Manchester United v Tottenham Hotspur, Chelsea v Leeds United and Manchester City v Newcastle among the games shown live.

A full set of fixtures will be shown live on your screens between February 10 and 12, including Brentford v Arsenal.

As the business end of the season approaches, there is plenty at stake and the results of these matches should shape how the table looks come May.

First up, we head to Old Trafford for Manchester United v Tottenham on February 7, a reversal of the fixture we showed in November, which ended in a 2-2 draw.

There should be plenty of drama, as both sides hope to strengthen their claim for a European spot.

We will then turn our focus to a football bonanza, with all 20 clubs featuring on TNT Sports between February 10 and 12.

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Premier League fixtures and results

There will be three matches played simultaneously on Tuesday, February 10 at 19:30: Spurs v Newcastle, Chelsea v Leeds and Everton v Bournemouth. West Ham v Man Utd will follow at the slightly later time of 20:15.

The following night brings five games, with four kicking off at 19:30: Aston Villa v Brighton, Man City v Fulham, Crystal Palace v Burnley and Nottingham Forest v Wolves. Sunderland v Liverpool follows at 20:15.

All eyes will turn to the Gtech Stadium on Thursday, February 12, where Brentford will entertain Premier League challengers Arsenal.

Mikel Arteta's side are determined to end their 22-year wait for a Premier League trophy and this London derby could prove crucial in their quest to do so.

Hot on their heels are Pep Guardiola's Manchester City, and the TNT Sports cameras will be at the Etihad to see whether The Citizens can get the better of Newcastle on Saturday, February 21.

An exciting month wraps up on February 28 when Bournemouth host high-flying Sunderland, who are defying the odds in their first season back in the Premier League since 2017.

Which Premier League matches are on TNT Sports?

The following games will be shown live on TNT Sports:

SAT, DEC 20NEWCASTLE UNITED v CHELSEA12:30SAT, DEC 27NOTTINGHAM FOREST v MANCHESTER CITY12:30SUN, JAN 4LEEDS UNITED v MANCHESTER UNITED12:30SAT, JAN 17NOTTINGHAM FOREST v ARSENAL17:30SAT, JAN 24WEST HAM UNITED v SUNDERLAND12:30SAT, JAN 31LIVERPOOL v NEWCASTLE UNITED20:00SAT FEB 7MANCHESTER UNITED v TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR12:30TUES FEB 10TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR v NEWCASTLE19:30TUES FEB 10CHELSEA v LEEDS UNITED19:30TUES FEB 10EVERTON v BOURNEMOUTH19:30TUES FEB 10WEST HAM UNITED v MANCHESTER UNITED20:15WED FEB 11ASTON VILLA v BRIGHTON & HOVE ALBION19:30WED FEB 11MANCHESTER CITY v FULHAM19:30WED FEB 11CRYSTAL PALACE v BURNLEY19:30WED FEB 11NOTTINGHAM FOREST v WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS19:30WED FEB 11SUNDERLAND v LIVERPOOL20:15THURS FEB 12BRENTFORD v ARSENAL*20:00SAT FEB 21MANCHESTER CITY v NEWCASTLE UNITED**12:30SAT FEB 28BOURNEMOUTH v SUNDERLAND12:30

*This match will revert to Wednesday, February 11, 20:15 should either club reach the FA Cup fourth round, and be drawn against a club scheduled to play in the UEFA Champions League knockout phase play-off round the following Tuesday.

**This match will move to 20:00 should either club be involved in an away Champions League knockout phase play-off round match the preceding Wednesday.

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'It's burning' - Thomas Frank bemoans Tottenham Hotspur performance in 'very disappointing' defeat to Nottingham Forest

Tottenham Hotspur were left languishing in mid-table after a heavy loss to Nottingham Forest at the City Ground on Sunday afternoon. Manager Thomas Frank did not mince his words in response to a humbling result, admitting the performance was "hugely disappointing". Spurs are 11th with 22 points from 16 games after falling to a sixth Premier League defeat of the season.

Thomas Frank admitted the pain of his Tottenham Hotspur side's 3-0 loss to Nottingham Forest in the Premier League was "burning".

A brace from Callum Hudson-Odoi and an Ibrahim Sangare goal gave the hosts an emphatic victory at the City Ground.

Spurs have now won just one of their last seven in the Premier League, and Frank admitted the performance was unacceptable.

"It was hugely disappointing," he told Sky Sports. "It's burning, annoying. That was a bad performance, especially first half.

"Overall, we looked disjointed. We didn't win enough duels, and then we couldn't hit each other. It seemed like we gave the ball away every time we won it back.

"Of course, the first two goals are two mistakes, that happens. We need to work to be more consistent. It's two steps forward and a step back today.

"That's down to individuals. We are in it together, we win together and lose together. It's hugely irritating that we perform like this today. Simple passing, I think we lose the ball 20 times, simple passes."

Hudson-Odoi's opener came from a mistake at the back as Spurs attempted to play out.

"It's a clear one, you see it in the Premier League every week, Serie A, La Liga all over the world," Frank said when asked about the error. "In, bounce it out with your first touch.

"On paper, black and white, we lost 3-0 here. The better team won today. When things are going against us, we need to keep doing the right thing and keep our cool heads."

On anger from Tottenham's travelling fans at the final whistle, Frank added: "Like I've said before, if you don't perform, that's more than fair enough their frustration."

Spurs right-back Pedro Porro, meanwhile, claimed the club's supporters deserved better.

"The away fans don't deserve this," he said. "Today this was a bad game from us. Now we're focusing on the next game.

"Every game is difficult in the Premier League. We can play on Tuesday and win in the Champions League, but in the Premier League it is different.

"Maybe more intensity, I don't know. But I feel especially sorry for the fans. The fans don't deserve this today."

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It was a contrasting assessment from Nottingham Forest boss Sean Dyche, who praised his side's discipline as they moved five points clear of the relegation zone.

"I thought the lads were outstanding from start to finish," he said. "Our shape was good, the pressing was good. So much we see as coaches.

"We want to give the players a base to work from. I trust their judgement. If it's a bad ball, go and press, if it's a good ball, hold your shape. We were fantastic at that.

"The players are looking fitter, sharper and also the quality, I know we have quality here, it was on show today. It's often about building the basics. The players are doing it brilliantly, all of them. We're building that squad mentality. It's a work in progress, a constant work in progress.

"When I got in here it needed some sort of correcting. We've done what we can, but the players deserve the credit, they're the ones out there. I think they've been fantastic. One game like that doesn't solve everything, but there are clear signs."

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Thomas Frank says Tottenham Hotspur form 'completely natural' after 17th-placed finish in Premier League but needs to be 'so much better'

Thomas Frank believes Tottenham Hotspur's inconsistent form is "completely natural" after the club finished 17th in the Premier League in 2024/25. But the Spurs head coach also insisted that his side "need to be so much better" as they prepare to face Slavia Prague in the UEFA Champions League on Tuesday evening, live on TNT Sports and discovery+. Tottenham currently sit 16th in the league phase.

Thomas Frank is happy that he has built a "solid foundation" at Tottenham Hotspur, but the head coach believes that there is "so much" room for improvement.

Spurs' UEFA Champions League clash at home to Slavia Prague on Tuesday evening, shown live on TNT Sports and discovery+, offers the north Londoners a chance to win consecutive matches in all competitions for the first time since mid-September.

A five-match winless streak heading into the festive period had cranked up the pressure on Frank, but a comfortable 2-0 victory over Brentford in their latest outing offered the Dane green shoots of progress.

"I think I will say it like this: there is space for improvements," Frank told TNT Sports. "But I think we've found an okay, solid foundation, but I would like to add so much more.

"But I actually think it is completely natural with a squad and a team that finished 17th last year, and of course won the Europa League, fantastic. Now we want to finish much higher, plus we want to compete in the Champions League, which is at a higher level.

"So to be able to balance everything, we still maybe don't have all the players available that we'd like to. So that's a balancing act. But that's no complaint; that's just the way it is.

"I like the signs of improvement, but I know we need to be so much better."

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Slavia are yet to pick up a victory in Europe's premier competition this season, but the Czech champions have held Bodo/Glimt, Atalanta and Athletic Club to draws.

So Frank is unlikely to take the visitors to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium lightly, even after a comprehensive win over Brentford last time out.

"I've got this 24-hour rule. So after wins, for example after Brentford, I'm allowing myself the joy and the happiness of a win, because you need to do that because it's so relentless," said Frank.

"But then you can't be too happy or too satisfied for too long because you need to be on it for the next game. The other way around, if you lose a game, you can't be disappointed too long. You need to move on because the next game is ahead of you.

"So that's how I try to deal with it. And also, never be too high or too low. It's normally never as bad or as good as you think."

Kudus 'not surprised at all' by Simons display

Xavi Simons was on the scoresheet for the first time in Tottenham white at the weekend, sealing his side's 2-0 win in the 43rd minute.

The summer signing also assisted Richarlison's opener, took four shots and completed 84% of his passes.

And fellow new recruit Mohammed Kudus was "not surprised at all" by the Dutchman's display, calling it "just the beginning" for the 22-year-old.

"Every player is different. Some need more time, some don't," said Kudus. "But Xavi has been training well, good mentality, giving his all. Even though he's not been starting in the past games, he's still sharp and ready for his opportunity.

"But how he played on Saturday, I'm not surprised at all, because his mentality and his focus, his energy is going to help the team a lot and definitely it's just the beginning.

"I know he has a lot more to do, to show. But I'm really, really happy that he was able to get his first goal and perform like that on Saturday.

"Hopefully we can build on that and all the new players, the better we can do to help each other settle in, the more we can connect with each other. I and him and all the other team-mates will help a lot because he has a lot more to offer to us."

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FA Cup third round draw: Holders Crystal Palace host non-league Macclesfield, Tottenham take on Aston Villa, Manchester United welcome Brighton

The Emirates FA Cup 2025/26 third-round draw threw up some mouth-watering ties, including Aston Villa v Tottenham and Macclesfield v Crystal Palace. All 64 clubs, including entrants from the Premier League and Championship, learned their fate as TNT Sports broadcast the draw live from St James Park, home of Brackley Town. The 32 third-round clashes will be played on the weekend of January 10.

The draw for the third round of the Emirates FA Cup has been made and all 64 remaining clubs have learned their fates.

Of the 32 ties, all to be shown on the weekend of January 10, 2026, four will see Premier League clubs facing off against each other.

Tottenham Hotspur welcome Aston Villa, Everton host Sunderland, Eddie Howe's Newcastle United entertain Bournemouth and Brighton & Hove Albion will travel to Manchester United in a replay of the 1983 final.

"That [Tottenham Hotspur v Aston Villa] is a brilliant tie. That is the one that stands out more than anything," commented Ally McCoist on TNT Sports immediately after the draw.

At the other end of the English pyramid, a trip to fifth-tier Boreham Wood is the prize for Burton Albion, who knocked out non-league Brackley Town on Monday evening, live on TNT Sports and discovery+.

The lowest-ranked side left in the competition, Macclesfield, have been gifted a home tie against holders Crystal Palace, while fellow sixth-tier club Weston-super-Mare travel to League Two Grimsby Town.

"The one that jumps out for me there is Macclesfield v Crystal Palace," said Darren Fletcher. "When you think about the journey Macclesfield have been on under Robbie Savage for a period of time, now it's John Rooney, they get the holders.

"You look at this from the lower team's perspective, but [Palace manager] Oliver Glasner is going to know that he's got it all on in that game."

Elsewhere, Manchester City have been handed home advantage in their clash with Exeter City, and Liverpool will host Barnsley, who will hope to repeat their heroics from 2008 when they knocked out The Reds at Anfield in the fifth round.

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There are London derbies for Charlton Athletic and Chelsea, as well as for West Ham United and Queens Park Rangers.

And record 14-time winners Arsenal will make the journey to the south coast to face Portsmouth.

All third-round games played outside of the 15:00 Saturday blackout window will be broadcast live on TNT Sports and discovery+.

Third round draw

Wolverhampton Wanderers v Shrewsbury Town

Doncaster Rovers v Southampton

Tottenham Hotspur v Aston Villa

Port Vale v Fleetwood Town

Preston North End v Wigan Athletic

Ipswich Town v Blackpool

Wrexham v Nottingham Forest

Charlton Athletic v Chelsea

Manchester City v Exeter City

West Ham United v Queens Park Rangers

Sheffield Wednesday v Brentford

Fulham v Middlesbrough

Everton v Sunderland

Liverpool v Barnsley

Burnley v Millwall

Norwich City v Walsall

Portsmouth v Arsenal

Derby County v Leeds United

Swansea City v West Bromwich Albion

Salford City v Swindon Town

Boreham Wood v Burton Albion

Grimsby Town v Weston-super-Mare

Hull City v Blackburn Rovers

Newcastle United v Bournemouth

MK Dons v Oxford United

Cheltenham Town v Leicester City

Cambridge United v Birmingham City

Bristol City v Watford

Stoke City v Coventry City

Macclesfield v Crystal Palace

Manchester United v Brighton & Hove Albion

Sheffield United v Mansfield Town

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The draw for the third round of the Emirates FA Cup was live on TNT Sports and discovery+, with Joe Cole and Peter Crouch pulling the names out with 64 teams waiting to hear their fate. Record winners Arsenal and Manchester United joined the other Premier League sides at this stage of the competition alongside holders Crystal Palace, who defeated Manchester City 1-0 in last season's final.

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A few cracking matches in there, with Tottenham v Aston Villa, Manchester United v Brighton, Everton v Sunderland and Newcastle United v Bournemouth providing us with some elite Premier League action in the Emirates FA Cup.

Do not forget we have the final match from the second round between Brackley Town and Burton Albion coming up at 19:30pm live on TNT Sports and discovery+.

"Tottenham against Aston Villa is a brilliant tie, that is the one that stands out more than anything," said Ally McCoist on TNT Sports.

"Charlton v Chelsea, a London derby, but there are some great ties.

"Everton v Sunderland is a big one, Sunderland going well and so are Everton."

That completes the draw for the third round

Wolves v Shrewsbury Town

Doncaster Rovers v Southampton

Tottenham v Aston Villa

Port Vale v Fleetwood Town

Preston North End v Wigan Athletic

Ipswich Town v Blackpool

Wrexham v Nottingham Forest

Charlton Athletic v Chelsea

Manchester City v Exeter City

West Ham United v Queens Park Rangers

Sheffield Wednesday v Brentford

Fulham v Middlesbrough

Everton v Sunderland

Liverpool v Barnsley

Burnley v Millwall

Norwich City v Walsall

Portsmouth v Arsenal

Derby County v Leeds United

Swansea City v West Bromwich Albion

Salford City v Swindon Town

Boreham Wood v Brackley Town or Burton Albion

Grimsby Town v Weston-Super-Mare

Hull City v Blackburn Rovers

Newcastle United v AFC Bournemouth

Milton Keynes Dons v Oxford United

Cheltenham Town v Leicester City

Cambridge United v Birmingham City

Bristol City v Watford

Stoke City v Coventry City

Macclesfield v Crystal Palace

Manchester United v Brighton & Hove Albion

Sheffield United v Mansfield Town

All ties to be played on weekend of Saturday, January 10 2026.

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"The FA Cup gives a chance for these types of clubs to put a bloody nose on someone who is a big Premier League club," says Joe Cole on TNT Sports.

"Imagine someone like Manchester City or Liverpool coming down here and experiencing this?

"You can literally touch the players if you're a supporter here."

Home of Brackley Town. Can they land Newcastle United at St. James Park?

The Emirates FA Cup third-round draw will get underway at approximately 18:40 UK time on December 8, at the start of TNT Sports' coverage of the second-round clash between Brackley Town and Burton Albion.

The draw will be shown live on TNT Sports 1 and discovery+, as well as on the TNT Sports YouTube channel.

The ball numbers for the third round draw are:

Arsenal - 14

Manchester United -13

Chelsea - 8

Liverpool - 8

Tottenham Hotspur - 8

Manchester City - 7

Aston Villa -7

Newcastle United - 6

Blackburn Rovers - 6

All the matches for the third round will be played on the weekend of Saturday,10 January 2026.

There will be no replays. If a match finishes level, it will go extra-time before being decided by penalties if required.

The holders are number 13 in the hat. Or bag tonight. Can't remember last time there was a hat at one of these draws. A top hat would probably be good for such a heady occasion.

Brackley Town v Burton Albion is live following the draw this evening live at 19:30 on TNT Sports and discovery+

National League side Boreham Wood booked their place in the third round of the FA Cup after a 3-0 win over League Two strugglers Newport County. Former Boreham Wood player and current manager Luke Garrard, who admitted himself to be an Arsenal fan, said he would "love" if his side got drawn against Mikel Arteta's team in the third round. The draw takes place on December 8.

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Real Madrid v Manchester City takes place on Wednesday, December 10 at the Bernabeu.

The match is scheduled to kick off at 20:00 GMT, with live coverage on TNT Sports 1, TNT Sports Ultimate and discovery+ starting from 19:00.

TNT Sports is available across all major TV platforms, offering a line-up of up to four TV channels (TNT Sports 1, TNT Sports 2, TNT Sports 3, TNT Sports 4), and up to six digital or red-button channels (TNT Sports 5 to 10), and TNT Sports Ultimate plus TNT Sports Box Office HD.

You can subscribe to TNT Sports through discovery+, BT, EE, Sky, and Virgin Media.

To find out where your local establishments showing TNT Sports are, use our Pub Finder.

For the latest information on which football matches are on TNT Sports, click here.

Here is the TNT Sports schedule and TV guide. And for the full Premier League schedule, click here.

We are getting into the business end of the league phase of the Champions League, and all six English teams are well-placed after five games, sitting in the top half of the standings. With Chelsea, Liverpool and Tottenham Hotspur in action on Tuesday, and Manchester City, Arsenal and Newcastle United playing on Wednesday, we will bring you all the latest news and developments ahead of Matchday 6.

Latest updates on the Mo Salah situation are here:

The FA Cup second round threw up many moments to remember across the weekend. We saw an end to the Carragher drought in the competition, a cameo appearance and goal from Fabio Borini and an absolute wonder goal to help Macclesfield into round three at the expense of Slough Town. The third-round draw will be live on Monday night on TNT Sports and discovery+

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The Emirates FA Cup third-round draw will get underway at approximately 18:40 UK time on December 8, at the start of TNT Sports' coverage of the second-round clash between Brackley Town and Burton Albion.

The draw will be shown live on TNT Sports 1 and discovery+, as well as on the TNT Sports YouTube channel.

The ball numbers for the third round draw are:

Are there replays in the FA Cup?

From the first round proper onward there are no longer replays in the FA Cup.

The change was introduced from the start of the 2024/25 FA Cup.

What channels does TNT Sports offer and on which platforms?

TNT Sports is available across all major TV platforms offering a line-up of up to four TV channels (TNT Sports 1, TNT Sports 2, TNT Sports 3, TNT Sports 4), up to six digital or red-button channels (TNT Sports 5 to 10), and TNT Sports Ultimate plus TNT Sports Box Office HD.

Depending on your subscription and device, fans can enjoy access to the following TNT Sports channels:

TNT Sports 1, TNT Sports 2, TNT Sports 3, TNT Sports 4 - in standard definition and high definition, plus six red-button channels.

TNT Sports Ultimate will offer fans coverage of selected events in up to 4K picture resolution with high dynamic range (HDR) - representing colours and action in almost life-like quality - and Dolby Atmos sound.

TNT Sports Box Office, offering both subscribers and non-subscribers pay-per-view access to some of the most exciting events in the calendar.

You can subscribe to TNT Sports through discovery+, EE TV, Sky, and Virgin Media.

How do I watch FA Cup live streams on TNT Sports? What is discovery+?

Thestreaming home for TNT Sports in the UK is discovery+, where fans can enjoy a subscription that includes TNT Sports, Eurosport and entertainment in one destination.

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Newcastle United - Tottenham Hotspur Live - Premier League: Football Scores & Highlights - 02/12/2025  TNT Sports

A busy midweek kicks off a stacked festive run as Ally McCoist and Darren Fletcher lock in their latest Premier League predictions. Newcastle United host a wobbling Tottenham Hotspur, Manchester City and Chelsea chase Arsenal, while Manchester United round things off on Thursday against West Ham United. Check out every pick from Ally and Fletch, then cast your votes. Can you beat the experts?

A jam-packed festive schedule kicks off in midweek as Ally McCoist and Darren Fletcher return with their latest Premier League predictions.

Newcastle United look to heap more trouble on Tottenham Hotspur at St James' Park in Tuesday's standout game, while Manchester City aim to trim Arsenal's lead - for 24 hours, at least.

The Gunners then host Brentford on Wednesday, hoping to wipe out any inroads City have made. Chelsea are also in action, heading to Elland Road for what promises to be a lively meeting with Leeds United.

And there is also the rare treat of a Thursday night fixture as Manchester United, fresh from their comeback win over Crystal Palace, take on West Ham United.

Ally edged Fletch 4-3 in a tight Gameweek 13, narrowing the overall gap to nine points. Can he close it again?

Think you know ball? Scroll through the experts' picks, then vote on all 10 fixtures below.

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Gameweek 14 predictions

DateMatchAllyFletchTue, Dec 2, 19:30Bournemouth v Everton2-12-1Tue, Dec 2, 19:30Fulham v Man City1-30-2Tue, Dec 2, 20:15Newcastle v Spurs3-13-1Wed, Dec 3, 19:30Arsenal v Brentford3-12-0Wed, Dec 3, 19:30Brighton v Aston Villa1-12-1Wed, Dec 3, 19:30Burnley v Crystal Palace1-10-2Wed, Dec 3, 19:30Wolves v Nottingham Forest1-11-2Wed, Dec 3, 20:15Leeds v Chelsea1-20-1Wed, Dec 3, 20:15Liverpool v Sunderland3-12-0Thu, Dec 4, 20:00Man Utd v West Ham2-13-0

Selected matches:

Newcastle v Spurs

Fletch: "Two inconsistent teams. Newcastle are better at home and Spurs are better away, so it's a difficult one to call.

"But I just feel like the rot has set in at Tottenham for now, so I'm going to go for Newcastle, on the back of them beating Everton and Man City."

Prediction: Newcastle 3-1 Spurs

Ally: "I fancy Newcastle to continue the good run they are on. Brilliant result away at Everton at the weekend.

"But Tottenham? Dear me. What is going on?! Fans falling out with the players, fans falling out with the manager. They have to get back on track.

"However, I just can't see it here. They have not got a good record up at St James'. In their last three league games there, they've lost 12 goals and scored two. I can't see anything but another Newcastle victory."

Prediction: Newcastle 3-1 Tottenham

Leeds v Chelsea

Fletch: "Chelsea are flying at the minute. If they can keep 11 on the pitch, they can win more games. That's a big challenge. The discipline's not great, but the football is fine.

"They will miss Moises Caicedo, but they will be too good for Leeds. I don't think Leeds have enough good players to stay in the Premier League - they've got a load of OK players, but they are not good enough against good Premier League teams."

Prediction: Leeds 0-1 Chelsea

Ally: "Leeds were a lot better at Manchester City, but I thought Chelsea were also excellent at home against Arsenal. I can see Chelsea sneaking a very close one."

Prediction: Leeds 1-2 Chelsea

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Bournemouth v Everton

Fulham v Man City

Newcastle v Spurs

WEDNESDAY

Arsenal v Brentford

Brighton v Aston Villa

Burnley v Crystal Palace

Wolves v Nottingham Forest

Leeds v Chelsea

Liverpool v Sunderland

THURSDAY

Man Utd v West Ham

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Following three successive defeats, Tottenham Hotspur boss Thomas Frank is "very confident" he will be given time to improve results. Pressure is growing on Frank after Spurs' most recent reverse - a 2-1 home loss against Fulham - which initiated some audible disapproval from fans. But ahead of their trip to Newcastle, Frank feels he will be given time by Spurs' hierarchy to turn things around.

Tottenham Hotspur manager Thomas Frank has said he is "very confident" he will be given time by the club’s board to improve results.

On Saturday, Spurs suffered a 2-1 home defeat to Fulham - who had yet to win on the road this season - mounting pressure on Frank, with his side having won just one of their last seven games in all competitions, and losing the last three.

Frank’s only Premier League win at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium came on the opening day of the campaign against Burnley, but despite the downturn in results and unrest among the fanbase, the Spurs boss told reporters he is "very confident" that he has the backing of the club’s hierarchy.

"It seems like they're good guys, intelligent people, know how to run businesses and learning about football," the Spurs boss said.

"I think when we're dealing with intelligent people, they can see every successful dynasty and every successful club has taken time."

Spurs were booed by their supporters during the defeat, with jeers particularly directed towards goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario following his mistake that led to Fulham’s second goal - which TNT Sports expert Peter Crouch lamented as "not acceptable".

Speaking at full-time, Frank defended his player and said those who booed Vicario "can't be true Tottenham fans", describing their behaviour as "completely unacceptable".

Ahead of Tuesday’s visit to Newcastle United, who sit one place below Spurs, Frank sympathised with the supporters' frustrations, but once again called for them to be "together" with the team.

"As I said after the game, I completely understand the frustration," he said. "If you don't win, there will always be a frustration. That is normal.

"Especially as we haven't won as much as we would have wanted to at home, not only this year but the last long period. So the frustration grows a little bit more."

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Frank continued: "We are nothing without the fans. No club is anything without the fans. Tottenham is nothing without our fantastic fans, nothing. We need each other.

"My point is that during matches is where we need each other - where I want to create a fortress.

"If you want to create a fortress, it can only be together - fans, team, me. My job is to make sure we do everything we can to perform - but can we do that together? That is where you create a difficult place to play."

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