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Follow the Europa League 2024-2025 live Football match between Tottenham Hotspur and FK Bodø/Glimt with TNT Sports. The match starts at 20:00 on 1 May 2025. Catch the latest Tottenham Hotspur and FK Bodø/Glimt news and find up to date Europa League 2024-2025 standings, results, top scorers and previous winners. Football fans can read breaking Football news headlines, interviews, expert commentary and watch replays. Keep up with what’s happening in the Premier League, Champions League and other competitions. Make TNT Sports your go-to source for sports online from football to UFC, rugby, boxing, cricket and more. Enjoy the best of this season’s top sports competitions.

How to watch Tottenham Hotspur v Bodo/Glimt in UEFA Europa League semi-finals on TV via TNT Sports and live stream via discovery+

Published 28/04/2025 at 16:24 GMT+1

Tottenham Hotspur's rollercoaster of a season will see another key turn this week when they face Bodo/Glimt in the semi-finals of the UEFA Europa League. The clash at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium is must-win for Spurs boss Ange Postecoglou, but it is also a huge occasion for his side's Norwegian opponents. Here is how you can catch every second of the action.

Highlights: Spurs battle into semi-finals with Frankfurt win

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It has been a tough season for Tottenham Hotspur fans, but they could end it on a high if they beat Bodo/Glimt in the semi-finals of the UEFA Europa League on Thursday.

Spurs reached this stage of the competition in dramatic fashion, edging a closely-fought quarter-final against German club Eintracht Frankfurt.

However, to book their place in the final they will have to overcome one of the surprise packages of this season's UEFA Europa League, Bodo/Glimt.

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Few would have expected the Norwegian club to reach the semi-finals, but they recorded a historic victory over Lazio in the quarter-finals and now have a date with destiny.

The first leg will be key to both clubs, and with that in mind, here is how you can catch every second of the action.

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When is Spurs v Bodo/Glimt?

Tottenham will take on Bodo/Glimt on Thursday, May 1 at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, with the game live on TNT Sports 2 and discovery+.

The game kicks off at 20:00 UK time, with TNT Sports coverage starting at 19:00.

How to watch Spurs v Bodo/Glimt

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 tool.

How do I watch UEFA Europa League live streams on TNT Sports? What is discovery+?

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

You can also watch TNT Sports through BT, EE, Sky, and Virgin Media.

How many UEFA Europa League games are on TNT Sports?

TNT Sports offers more than 185 UEFA Champions League matches, as well as every UEFA Europa League and UEFA Conference League fixture.

Highlights: Bodo/Glimt reach historic semi as Lazio pay penalty

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Which UEFA Europa League matches are on TNT Sports?

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

And for the full UEFA Champions League schedule, click here.

What is the TNT Sports app?

The TNT Sports app is a sports news and results app which is free for anyone to download.

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Follow the Premier League 2024-2025 live Football match between Tottenham Hotspur and Nottingham Forest with TNT Sports. The match starts at 20:00 on 21 April 2025. Catch the latest Tottenham Hotspur and Nottingham Forest news and find up to date Premier League 2024-2025 standings, results, top scorers and previous winners. Football fans can read breaking Football news headlines, interviews, expert commentary and watch replays. Keep up with what’s happening in the Premier League, Champions League and other competitions. Make TNT Sports your go-to source for sports online from football to UFC, rugby, boxing, cricket and more. Enjoy the best of this season’s top sports competitions.

UEFA Europa League: Who will Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur meet in the semi-finals? Draw, opponents for Premier League teams set

Updated 18/04/2025 at 00:36 GMT+1

On Thursday, Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur progressed from their UEFA Europa League last-eight ties, with each of them live on TNT Sports and discovery+. United beat Lyon in a nine-goal thriller following extra time, while Tottenham went toe-to-toe with Eintracht Frankfurt in Germany and came out on top to ease pressure on Ange Postecoglou.

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Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur both narrowly progressed from their respective UEFA Europa League quarter-final ties to reach the last four.

United beat French outfit Lyon in stunning fashion, scoring three times in extra time after the Ligue 1 side had fought from two goals down to lead 4-2 at Old Trafford.

It was slightly more straightforward for Tottenham, who beat Eintracht Frankfurt 1-0 in Germany after drawing 1-1 in the first leg in north London.

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United, who are languishing 14th in the Premier League table with a negative goal difference, need Europa League glory to get back into the UEFA Champions League.

Meanwhile, Ange Postecoglou is determined to maintain his record of always winning a trophy in his second season.

Here are all the details of the British duo's path to a potential final.

Highlights: Spurs overturn first leg deficit to seal quarter-final place

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Who will Man Utd and Spurs face in Europa League semi-finals?

Bodo/Glimt squeezed past Serie A side Lazio on penalties to set up a tie with Tottenham, who will be aiming to reach their second European final in six years following their Champions League run in 2019, where they lost to Liverpool in Madrid.

It could be another all-English final for Spurs, with United set to come up against Spanish side Athletic Club, who knocked out Rangers in the quarter-final.

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Last 16:

Tottenham Hotspur 3-2 AZ Alkmaar

Eintracht Frankfurt 6-2 Ajax

Bodo/Glimt 4-2 Olympiacos

Lazio 3-2 Viktoria Plzen

Rangers 3-3 Fenerbahce - Rangers won 3-2 on penalties

Athletic Club 4-3 Roma

Lyon 7-1 FCSB

Manchester United 5-2 Real Sociedad

Quarter-finals:

Tottenham 2-1 Eintracht Frankfurt

Bodo/Glimt 3-3 Lazio - Bodo/Glimt won 3-2 on penalties

Athletic Club 2-0 Rangers

Manchester United 7-6 Lyon

Semi-finals:

Tottenham v Bodo/Glimt

Athletic Club v Manchester United

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Ange Postecoglou is 'sensitive' to critics in 'stubborn' refusal to adjust Tottenham tactics - Martin Keown

Published 27/03/2025 at 09:03 GMT

Pressure continues to mount on Tottenham Hotspur boss Ange Postecoglou as his side sit 14th in the Premier League table. A 2-0 defeat to Fulham saw Spurs record their 15th Premier League loss of the season before the international break, and TNT Sports pundit Martin Keown believes the Spurs boss has become "sensitive" to critics over his reluctance to adjust his tactics this season.

‘He’s become very sensitive’ – Keown questions Postecoglou’s refusal to adapt style

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Martin Keown feels Tottenham Hotspur manager Ange Postecoglou has become "sensitive" to criticism over his tactics, as his side remain on pace to record their lowest Premier League finish in over 20 years.

After a 3-1 win over AZ Alkmaar sent Spurs through to the UEFA Europa League quarter-finals, Postecoglou's side suffered a chastening 2-0 loss to Fulham in the Premier League heading into the international break.

It marked their 15th loss in the league this season and having picked up just 34 points, Postecoglou has nine matches left to ensure his side do not make unwanted history with a record low total.

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Speaking on TNT Sports' The Breakdown, former Arsenal defender Keown suggested Postecoglou is not receptive to "new information" regarding his tactics, and questioned the Spurs manager's response to being criticised over his approach.

"I think Postecoglou, he's become very sensitive to what we're saying," Keown said. "And it doesn't matter what we're saying, you need to find a way to win games.

"I feel sometimes that in the book of knowledge there has to be spare pages for new information. I'm watching him thinking, 'Where is the new information? Can you take that on board if you're working with him?'"

Spurs' lowest points tally in the Premier League era came in 1997/98 with 44, when they finished 13th in a season which saw Christian Gross succeed Gerry Francis as manager.

Should Spurs remain 14th, it would be the lowest Premier League finish since 2003/04. Since the top-flight's rebrand in 1992, the club also finished 14th in 1997/98 and 15th in 1993/94.

Postecoglou has been tasked with overcoming a sizeable list of injuries to key squad members this season.

Micky van de Ven has missed 30 games across all competitions for Spurs due to injury, while central defensive partner Cristian Romero has also missed much of the campaign. Goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario, left-back Destiny Udogie and striker Dominic Solanke have also been among the long-term absentees.

However, Keown said that Postecoglou's high-octane playing style may have contributed to their injury woes.

"They play a high press game which is probably detrimental to injuries anyway," added Keown.

"And the two central defenders, they don't come up and stand sideways on ready to drop - they're square on and it's demanding. Van de Ven, the amount of times he's pulled a hamstring doing that.

"I was in an Arsenal team that was famous for offsides, but sometimes we were like, 'hold on a minute this isn't working, we're gonna drop 20 yards, we're gonna adjust.'

"But when a manager is just hard-fast, seems stubborn, doesn't want to adjust to any tactics... there's got to be more than that to management. I've not done it myself so it's bloody easy sitting here saying it.

"But we do question it because we can't believe that you don't adjust."

Modern managers 'clinging onto a style that is non-negotiable' - Ferdinand

Former Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand said that Tottenham's injury crisis meant Postecoglou should have been more "adaptable" this campaign.

"You can't rip out the goalkeeper and two centre-halves and one of the best of left-backs from the season before, have a captain [Son Heung-min] that's in indifferent form, a striker you've invested massive money in whose injured, and go 'oh we're gonna be the same," Ferdinand said.

"You have to be adaptable. That's been the common word that has been used here that isn't being played out in the league this year."

Postecoglou is not the only manager wedded to a fixed style. Manchester United's Ruben Amorim also has a clear philosophy and has shown little inclination to deviate from it.

"I think the problem is that today's generation of managers are all clinging onto a style of football that is non-negotiable," added Ferdinand.

"Only the best teams can do that. Only Barcelona under Pep Guardiola, Man City in their pomp... even Sir Alex Ferguson was adaptable. When we played away from home in Europe, we would play 4-5-1 at times without the ball. In the Premier League against teams we should beat, it was 4-3-3, gung-ho.

"But nowadays, it's almost fashionable to say 'this is me, this is my style of football, and you are going to have to work with it no matter what'."

United sit one place above Spurs in the Premier League, with the two clubs on a collision course to meet in the UEFA Europa League final - a final shot at silverware that doubles up as a route into next season's Champions League.

Tottenham meet Eintracht Frankfurt in the Europa League quarter-finals, while United face Lyon.

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On a busy day of WSL action, West Ham United kicked things off with an impressive victory over London rivals Tottenham Hotspur, thanks to an own goal and a last-minute free-kick. Manchester City are set to host Chelsea in a top-of-the-table clash later on Sunday, before Leicester City face Brighton & Hove Albion and struggling Aston Villa meet third-placed Manchester United at Villa Park.

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West Ham United beat Tottenham Hotspur 2-0 at Victoria Road to climb above their London rivals and go eighth in the Women's Super League table.

An own goal from Josefine Rybrink and a late Viviane Asseyi free-kick proved the difference between the teams.

Both sides began with plenty of attacking intent, but it was the hosts who had the game's first meaningful effort. Riko Ueki did well to set up Katrina Gorry, whose shot was well blocked.

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Spurs created the best chance of the early stages, though, when the ball fell to Ella Morris in the box. Her driven shot was straight at goalkeeper Kinga Szemik, who could only parry in the direction of Martha Thomas. But the out-of-form striker failed to connect properly, and West Ham escaped.

Tottenham were made to pay for that miss just a few minutes later. Verena Hanshaw drove into the box and drilled the ball across the face of goal, generating enough power to see the deflection off Rybrink deceive goalkeeper Lize Kop. It went down as an own goal for the unlucky Rybrink.

Spurs attempted to put some pressure on West Ham in response, but the final ball was lacking and the hosts dealt relatively comfortably with any crosses into the box.

While Tottenham huffed and puffed, the Hammers nearly made it 2-0 just after the half-hour mark when a scramble in the box fell to Shekiera Martinez, who could only turn and fire a shot wide from close range.

And an even better chance was squandered moments later as Oona Siren met a flicked-on corner and looked certain to score, only to guide her header straight at Kop from a few yards out.

Spurs searched for an equaliser before the break, with Drew Spence sending a shot wide before Eveliina Summanen struck the bar with a sumptuous free-kick.

The second half began with more Tottenham territory, but their struggles to break teams down and their vulnerability at the back appeared to be a continuing theme.

West Ham threatened from a corner again and Riko Ueki saw a header fly over the bar.

Tottenham were still a threat, though, and came close to a leveller when Morris surged down the right, cutting the ball back for Thomas, whose misfortune in front of goal continued with an effort that struck the post.

Soon after, Spence saw appeals for a penalty waved away after she went down in the box. And the frustration was growing for Spurs as the clock ticked down, particularly after Thomas had another half-chance, this time heading straight at Szemik.

As Spurs committed more players forward, they were picked off by West Ham, who sealed victory in the 90th minute through Asseyi, whose wide free-kick evaded everyone and found the bottom corner.

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