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Tottenham Hotspur welcome Borussia Dortmund to north London in what is a must-win game if they want to qualify for the last 16 of the UEFA Champions League directly by finishing in the top eight of the League Phase. They are currently on the outside looking in but do have a good chance of qualifying as long as they win this match. The game will be live on TNT Sports and discovery+.

Tottenham Hotspur take on Borussia Dortmund in a fascinating UEFA Champions League clash at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, live on TNT Sports and discovery+.

Spurs head coach Thomas Frank is under pressure with the club going through a tough run of form, with the latest result being a 2-1 loss at home against West Ham, but he is expected to carry on in his role for now.

The team has been performing better in Europe, with the club sitting 11th in the Champions League League Phase and still possessing a very good chance of qualifying for the last 16 directly.

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To do that they are going to have to beat Dortmund, who sit one place directly above them in the table, also on 11 points.

A defeat to the German outfit would be detrimental to Spurs' hopes but a win would give them a massive boost in the right direction.

Here is everything you need to know about how to watch Tottenham's game against Dortmund, live on TNT Sports and discovery+.

When is Tottenham Hotspur v Borussia Dortmund?

Tottenham Hotspur v Borussia Dortmund takes place on Tuesday January 20 at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Kick-off is at 20:00 GMT, with live coverage on TNT Sports 1, TNT Sports Ultimate and discovery+ starting from 19:00.

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Tottenham Hotspur have announced the departure of joint sporting director Fabio Paratici less than four months after his return to north London. The 53-year-old is joining Fiorentina in his home country, hoping to transform the fortunes of the Serie A strugglers. Paratici previously held the managing director's role at Spurs from June 2021 to April 2023 before resigning after a FIFA ban.

Joint sporting director Fabio Paratici will leave Tottenham Hotspur in February to join Serie A strugglers Fiorentina - less than four months after returning to the Premier League club.

The Italian returned to his role at Spurs in October, working alongside Johan Lange. Paratici had previously spent just under two years as the club’s managing director of football from June 2021 to April 2023 before stepping back after a 30-month FIFA ban for alleged financial malpractice during his time at Juventus.

Paratici will leave at the conclusion of the winter transfer window for Fiorentina, who are in the relegation zone in Serie A.

"I want to thank Vinai [Venkatesham] and the board of Tottenham Hotspur for accommodating my desire to return to Italy and join Fiorentina," said Paratici.

"I have loved my time at the club, however this opportunity, together with the need to be based in my homeland, has led me to this decision.

"Spurs is a club that is very close to my heart. It has great people working for it, who are as passionate about the project as I am and want to bring sustained success. I have no doubt that they will achieve that and I will be watching closely from Italy."

Tottenham made several significant signings under Paratici, including the £60 million acquisition of Richarlison, club captain Cristian Romero in a £42m deal, and England international Djed Spence for £12m.

Spurs made their first signing of the January transfer window on Wednesday, bringing Conor Gallagher to north London on a long-term contract. They are also reportedly close to signing Brazilian left-back Souza from Santos.

His departure comes during a difficult period of the season for Tottenham and head coach Thomas Frank, who has overseen just three wins out of their last 14 matches in all competitions.

The club's season deteriorated further last weekend with a 2-1 defeat to Aston Villa in the third round of the FA Cup. Tottenham host West Ham on Saturday as they look to climb towards the top half of the Premier League table.

Venkatesham, Spurs' chief executive officer, said: "We have agreed that Fabio will return to Italy following the conclusion of the January transfer window, in line with his wish to move back home. We thank Fabio for his contribution to the club and wish him well for the future.

"Our management structure is designed to be resilient to personnel changes, and it will be business as usual moving forward."

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Paratici faces the challenge of improving the fortunes of troubled Fiorentina, who have managed just two league victories so far this season.

Stefano Pioli was dismissed in November following the club’s worst-ever start to a campaign, while his successor Paolo Vanoli also came under pressure before overseeing a recent upturn in results.

Few would have predicted Fiorentina to find themselves in such a precarious position at this stage of the season.

A sixth-place finish last term secured a return to the UEFA Conference League, but three defeats in six matches have left them facing a play-off to progress in a competition they lost in the final in both 2023 and 2024.

Paratici will reunite with Manor Solomon, who left Spurs earlier this month to join La Viola on loan.

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Tottenham Hotspur ready to let Mathys Tel and Radu Dragusin leave as they search for new striker - Paper Round

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Tottenham Hotspur are considering letting both Mathys Tel and Radu Dragusin leave but could first look for attacking reinforcements, particularly after Richarlison’s substitution against Aston Villa in the FA Cup. Elsewhere, Manchester United could send Toby Collyer out on loan to Hull City, while Arsenal are leading the way to sign Georgian Stanway when she leaves Bayern Munich.

Tel could leave on loan

Mathys Tel could leave Tottenham Hotspur on loan as he looks to get minutes on the pitch ahead of the 2026 World Cup.

The 20-year-old has made little headway in north London this season, but an exit may depend on Spurs finding a replacement, particularly after Richarlison’s injury against Aston Villa on Saturday evening.

The Daily Mail explains: "Tottenham may allow forward Mathys Tel to go out on loan this month as he pushes to make France's World Cup squad.

"The 20-year-old made his loan move from Bayern Munich permanent in the summer for £30 million but has started just five matches under Thomas Frank, though has scored three goals.

"Tel was left out of Spurs' Champions League squad in September but brought back in following [an] injury to Dominic Solanke in December.

"Much will depend if Spurs can find a new forward this month having already sold Brennan Johnson to Crystal Palace.

"Spurs are finalising terms with Santos for left wing-back Souza."

Dragusin faces Spurs exit

Radu Dragusin has been struggling to get back into the Tottenham side after injury and he could leave this January.

Serie A outfit AS Roma are said to have made an offer of an initial loan which could become permanent.

The Sun reports: "The Serie A side Roma are eyeing up a move for Spurs centre-back Dragusin, with Italian reports even suggesting a loan-to-buy offer has been made.

"Spurs beat Bayern Munich to the signing of Dragusin in January 2024.

"SunSport understands Dragusin could also be moved on if the north Londoners receive an acceptable bid."

Collyer poised for Hull loan

Manchester United midfielder Toby Collyer could go back out on loan for the second half of the season.

He started the campaign with West Bromwich Albion but failed to properly kick on after a series of injuries, but the Mirror believes he will spend the rest of the season with Hull City.

The paper writes: "Manchester United star Toby Collyer is set to complete a loan move to Hull City despite being recalled earlier this month. The young midfielder spent the first half of the season with second-tier side West Bromwich Albion.

"But his spell at the Hawthorns was hampered by injuries, with the 22-year-old making just 12 appearances, only three of which were starts. The Red Devils announced earlier this month that Collyer was returning to Old Trafford.

"The Tigers sit seventh in the standings after an impressive start to the campaign. Hull take on Championship rivals Blackburn Rovers on Sunday in the FA Cup third round on Sunday - a game that is likely set to come too soon for Collyer."

Arsenal lead race for Stanway

Georgia Stanway confirmed that she would leave Bayern Munich at the end of the season, and she is set to return to England.

The Athletic reports that Arsenal are heading the chase to sign the England international midfielder and can now sign a pre-contract agreement.

The website states: "Arsenal are expected to be the leading candidate to sign midfielder Georgia Stanway in the summer after the England international confirmed that she will leave Bayern Munich when her contract expires at the end of the season.

"As Stanway, 27, is entering the final six months of her current deal with Bayern, from January 1 she can sign a pre-contract agreement with foreign teams. The north London side have shown significant interest and are in a strong position to fend off other suitors although nothing has been signed yet.

"Having taken the leap to leave Manchester City and play abroad in 2022, Stanway has made Munich home for the last four seasons. In her 94 appearances for Bayern, she has won three Bundesliga titles. This campaign Bayern are six points clear and unbeaten at the top of the table after 14 games."

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‘Frank will get a lot of flak for this’ - Tottenham Hotspur brawl with Aston Villa as ‘pain deepens’ after FA Cup defeat

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Tottenham Hotspur were defeated 2-1 at home by Aston Villa on Saturday evening in the Emirates FA Cup third round, and while that loss put more pressure on boss Thomas Frank, there were hints of deeper problems when supporters booed the performance following the final whistle, which coincided with a brawl between Villa and Tottenham players near the home side's goal.

Tottenham Hotspur’s defeat to Aston Villa compounded a difficult time for the club, while a brawl broke out after the final whistle.

The pressure piled onto manager Thomas Frank with another home defeat, meaning they had just three wins out of their last 14 matches in all competitions, and left them with just the UEFA Champions League as the only tournament remaining where they have a faintly credible chance of success.

Captain Cristian Romero hit out at the club’s hierarchy in a now-deleted social media post, and Frank confirmed that the player would remain as the team’s skipper, though he was not in the squad for the cup tie in north London on Saturday.

Tottenham’s fans booed the players at the end of the defeat, which meant that the club were no longer in either domestic cup competition, and with Frank under pressure from the supporters, the loss only made the situation worse for the Dane.

An injury in the first half to striker Richarlison will not have helped matters, either, after the club sold forward Brennan Johnson to Crystal Palace earlier in the transfer window.

There were further signs of serious disquiet when Tottenham's fans appeared to walk out in the first half, following Morgan Rogers' goal, which put Unai Emery's side 2-0 up.

Emi Buendia had scored the first goal of the game, with Wilson Odobert pulling one back in the second half for Tottenham, though they could not find a way through for an equaliser.

The atmosphere then boiled over after the game had ended, when players from both sides confronted each other close to the home side’s goalmouth.

Micky van de Ven, Joao Palhnha, Kevin Danso and Archie Gray of Tottenham, and Aston Villa’s Lamare Bogarde, Rogers and Ollie Watkins appeared to engage in a heated argument, accompanied by some jostling with one another.

Wrapping up the result on commentary for TNT Sports, Sam Matterface reflected on the tension at the club.

"Tottenham's pain deepens," he announced. "Out of both domestic cup competitions before the end of January. Home wins as scarce as unity between the club and supporters."

The commentator then noticed the argument that was spilling over into physical confrontation, with a majority of players joining the ruckus, along with stewards and members of club staff.

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He continued: "There's a brawl breaking out in the far corner. More indiscipline involving Tottenham Hotspur players, right at the end of this game. Thomas Frank will get a lot of flak for this.

"Tottenham will get a lot of flak for this too, but the problems might just run a little deeper than just the man in the dugout."

Tottenham are next in action against West Ham United in the Premier League on Saturday, January 17.

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Tottenham Hotspur started their FA Cup third round tie in north London against Aston Villa wearing a newly designed home kit. The club announced that the change was in order to commemorate their 1901 FA Cup win, almost 125 years ago. The change did not alter the club's fortunes for the better, as Emi Buendia and then Morgan Rogers put the visitors 2-0 up in the first half.

Tottenham Hotspur have revealed the reason why they are wearing a new home kit for their Emirates FA Cup tie against Aston Villa on Saturday.

Thomas Frank’s men were drawn against Villa in the third round, with the tie being held at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in north London.

The shirt is in a lilywhite shade of white, with a retro club crest adorning its front, without any player names above the number on the back.

The shorts and socks are a navy blue colour.

The club released a statement explaining the change on their official website, stating that the decision was to commemorate their FA Cup triumph in 1901. Their win in April of that year, roughly 125 years ago, marked the only time that a club had won the FA Cup as a non-league side.

The club would go on to win the tournament another seven times, making it eight in total. Their most recent was in 1991.

Their latest trophy came when they won the 2024/25 UEFA Europa League with a 1-0 victory over Manchester United in the final under former manager Ange Postecoglou. That ended a drought for a major title since their League Cup win in 2007/8.

They wrote in their statement: "Back in April, 1901, 125 years ago, we became the first and only ever non-league club to win the FA Cup.

"To commemorate the historic achievement, our men’s first team will wear a special edition 1901 kit during tomorrow’s FA Cup third-round tie against Aston Villa, unveiled in collaboration with Nike.

"The special edition shirt features a heritage crest which, along with our sponsor logos, will appear in lilywhite, and no player surnames feature on the back, with only the shirt number visible. The shirts will be auctioned via MatchWornShirt, with part of the proceeds donated to the Tottenham Hotspur Foundation to continue its work in local schools and transforming lives across the community.

"The shirt is launched with an accompanying campaign film Carved From Our History, centring on a marble relief sculpture of the 1901 shirt, capturing every detail and texture of the shirt through exceptional craftsmanship, designed by artist Alasdair Thomson."

Tottenham’s kit did little to help the side in their quest to improve their recent form under current boss Frank.

They suffered the loss of Brazilian striker Richarlison to injury in the first half as they ended the period 2-0 down after two strikes, first from Villa playmaker Emi Buendia, and then his team-mate Morgan Rogers.

However, Wilson Odobert pulled a goal back after the break to give the north Londoners some hope.

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Richarlison appeared to suffer a hamstring injury, which may exacerbate a shortage of forward players after Brennan Johnson was sold to Crystal Palace earlier in the January transfer window, for a fee believed to be around £35 million.

The club are expected to sign Brazilian 19-year-old left-back Souza from Santos.

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