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Watch Eintracht Frankfurt vs Tottenham Hotspur today as Spurs seek automatic passage to the last 16 of the Champions League, with all the details on live streaming and TV coverage right here in this guide.

There might be a precedent for European glory salvaging a season for Tottenham Hotspur but it didn't do Ange Postecoglou much good. Thomas Frank is unlikely to get even that far unless something kickstarts a surprise turnaround in form.

The north London club will hope the final match of the league phase in this season's Champions League can be the start of that process. The competition has provided blessed distraction thus far.

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How to watch Eintracht Frankfurt vs Tottenham Hotspur in the UK

Eintracht Frankfurt vs Tottenham Hotspur will be available to stream live in the UK for subscribers to the Discovery+ platform.

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Watch Eintracht Frankfurt vs Tottenham Hotspur in the US

Eintracht Frankfurt vs Tottenham Hotspur will be available for streaming in the United States on Paramount+ courtesy of the official Champions League broadcaster, CBS.

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Eintracht Frankfurt vs Tottenham Hotspur: Champions League preview

For all their mounting domestic struggles, Frank and Spurs are well placed in the league phase table. Last season's Europa League winners are in fifth place at the start of play with a single-point advantage on no fewer than eight teams beneath them.

Spurs would guarantee their progress without a play-off by winning at Eintracht Frankfurt. Four wins and two draws from their seven league phase matches would suggest it's a possibility.

The twist? All four of those wins have been at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, where they're winless in the Premier League and FA Cup since early December.

Spurs are certainly blunted by injuries but will be eager to find some small advantage in the fact that they're one of four teams facing opponents on Wednesday who've already been eliminated.

Eintracht Frankfurt are above only Kairat, Villarreal and Slavia Prague, sitting on a meagre return of four points thanks to a home win against Galatasaray in their first game and a draw at Napoli.

Liverpool and Atalanta have both won comfortably at Deutsche Bank Park but it's obvious at this point in their season that Spurs will need to up their game to come away from Frankfurt with all three points.

Only two teams in the Bundesliga are on longer winless runs, however, so if ever there's a time for Spurs to click back into gear, now could be that time.

FourFourTwo's prediction

Eintracht Frankfurt 1-1 Tottenham Hotspur

We're not expecting a Champions League all-timer.

Liverpool have pulled the plug on Tottenham’s proposed move Reds vice-captain Andy Robertson.

Thomas Frank’s side had approached the Reds last week over a potential move for the 31-year-old, who signed for Liverpool in 2017 when he joined in a £8 million move from Hull City.

The initial enquiry came with Frank facing a number of injury issues in defence and with Robertson in the final six months of his deal at Anfield. Liverpool were ready to listen to the approach, but have now made their decision.

Why Liverpool pulled the plug

Tottenham raised the idea of signing the Scotland skipper after losing Ben Davies to a fractured ankle, believing that Robertson had the ability, experience and leadership qualities to replace Davis at left-back.

With Spurs toiling at 14th place in the Premier League, Frank raised the issue of these leadership qualities among signing Conor Gallagher earlier this month, as the former Brentford boss looks to give his young side direction and experience.

From Liverpool’s perspective, Arne Slot’s side brought in Milos Kerkez from Bournemouth in the summer, with the 22-year-old Hungarian international being seen as competition and an eventual successor for Robertson.

Slot and the Reds hierarchy were also said to be willing to listen to the Spurs offer in recognition of Robertson’s service to the club over the past eight-and-a-half years, during which time he has helped the club to two Premier League titles, an FA Cup and the 2018/19 Champions League.

But after listening to what Spurs had to offer, Slot and Liverpool have decided to end negotiations. According to journalist Ben Jacobs, the offer had been worth over £5m with add-ons.

Should Robertson have left, the club would have had no cover for Kerkez at left-back, although they had the option to recall Kostas Tsimikas from his loan spell at Roma.

With Robertson not asking to move, Liverpool will move on from these talks, with Robertson coming off the bench at the start of the second half of Saturday’s defeat at Bournemouth.

Liverpool have already seen defenders Conor Bradley and Giovannu Leoni suffer season-ending injuries, while Joe Gomez was forced off against the Cherries and Ibrahima Konate has been on compassionate leave for the past two matches, all of which backs up Liverpool’s decision to end talks with Spurs.

This transfer U-turn also comes following recent speculation that Liverpool are interested in signing Spurs centre-back Micky van de Ven, so it remains to be seen what impact this may have on any future pursuit of the Dutchman.

In FourFourTwo’s view, it simply wouldn’t have made sense for Liverpool to let Robertson go for a minimal fee at a time when their defence is struggling with injuries. With Kerkez needing time to bed in at Anfield, the Scot’s experience during a tough campaign will be vital during the run-in.

Tottenham Hotspur may soon be looking for their next manager, as an uneventful six months with Thomas Frank fizzles out.

Journalist David Ornstein revealed to NBC Sports recently that Frank losing his job in north London is a matter of “when and not if”.

The Danish coach has been given the club’s upcoming game against Borussia Dortmund, but beyond that his future is uncertain.

Tottenham Hotspur next manager odds

The recently-hired assistant coach, John Heitinga, is one of the names cropping up as a potential interim thanks to his plentiful experience in Premier League setups.

But with only a difficult spell at Ajax under his belt as the main man last year, he’s currently an unlikely candidate for the permanent gig.

So, too, however, is one of the current favourites, according to BetVictor, Robbie Keane.

The former Republic of Ireland international is currently managing Hungarian side Ferencvaros, after his first stint as a head coach with Maccabi Tel Aviv, and is a 3/1 shot along with LaLiga icons Xavi and Xabi Alonso.

Next up, at 4/1, is Mauricio Pochettino, who many feel should never have been sacked in the first place back in 2019 and, looking back, put together one of the best Spurs sides of a generation.

Premier League experience comes next in the odds rankings, with both Oliver Glasner and Ruben Amorim placed at 6/1 to rock up to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, potentially (or definitely, in the latter’s case) armed with a three-at-the-back system.

Watch Spurs vs Dortmund today for an important Champions League clash, with FourFourTwo laying on all the details on live streaming and TV coverage, wherever you are in the world.

Tottenham boss Thomas Frank is under serious pressure after his side lost again in the Premier League this weekend.

Callum Wilson netted an injury-time winner for West Ham, with the ex-Brentford boss booed heavily as he left the field.

Attention quickly turns to the visit of German giants Borussia Dortmund, who come into this game unbeaten in all competitions since the start of December.

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How to watch Spurs vs Dortmund in the UK

Spurs vs Dortmund is set to be broadcast live on TNT Sports 1 in the UK and can be streamed live by subscribers on the Discovery+ platform.

Kick-off is scheduled for 20:00 GMT.

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Watch Spurs vs Dortmund in the US

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Spurs vs Dortmund: Preview

Frank could be heading for his final assignment as Tottenham boss against Dortmund.

Suggestion in the media is that the Dane is being considered for the sack, with the club's hierarchy actively looking at other replacements.

Only hired in June, Spurs have won just once in their past eight matches and are out of both domestic cup competitions.

Beaten by the Hammers over the weekend, attention now quickly turns to a huge match with Niko Kovac's men.

Dortmund arrive in the capital in brilliant form, having lost just one of their last 12 games in all competitions.

Despite trailing Bundesliga leaders Bayern Munich by 11 points, BVB are looking good for progression to the knockout stages of the UEFA Champions League.

With two games to go, they will have hopes of a top-eight finish, and trail eighth-placed Atletico Madrid by just a point.

Top scorer Serhou Guirassy is one to watch, with the 29-year-old having netted 10 goals in 26 games in all competitions so far this term.

FourFourTwo's prediction

Spurs 1-2 Dortmund

We think this one will spell the end for Frank, with Dortmund winning narrowly against a beleaguered Spurs side.

Thomas Frank’s days at Tottenham Hotspur seem numbered.

One of the game’s most trusted correspondents, David Ornstein, told NBC Sports that it’s a matter of “when and not if” he’s sacked by Spurs.

While it’s believed Frank will get the upcoming Champions League game against Borussia Dortmund, it seems he’ll need something monumental to keep his current role.

Tottenham Hotspur consider a huge potential Thomas Frank replacement

Recently-appointed assistant John Heitinga is naturally one of the favourites to take over in the interim, thanks to a lengthy CV of Premier League involvement and top-level management with Ajax.

But eyebrows would be raised if that’s where the Spurs hierarchy turned for their permanent replacement. They are, instead, said to be looking at an altogether bigger name.

According to Fichajes, Spurs are considering an approach for former Barcelona man Xavi.

The 45-year-old is currently out of work after departing Camp Nou in 2024, and it’s believed the north London outfit have followed Manchester United in making enquiries.

Tottenham may find they have an advantage in the race, though, as Fabrizio Romano has reported that the Red Devils are placing a heavy importance on Premier League experience for their hire, which may lead them elsewhere.

Also in Spurs’ favour is that Xavi is believed to strongly favour a shot at Premier League management, and has been learning English as a result.

Former Real Madrid boss Xabi Alonso is another name to have been raised at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, according to the Independent, but he is said to believe greater opportunities will be open to him further down the line.

In FourFourTwo’s opinion, Xavi would be a huge hire for Spurs, and a strong show of intent.

Frank’s difficult half-season reign has shown that success is far from guaranteed, but anyone who can survive the pressure-cooker environment of the Barca dugout for three years, as Xavi did, is a worthy candidate.

Whether the former midfielder thinks Spurs is the right fit for him is another matter, as he would be taking over a team on course for their second consecutive bottom-half finish.

With a number of top jobs uncertain in England’s top tier, he may well wait until the summer to assess the full range of options available to him.

Tottenham Hotspur are widely reported to be considering replacing Thomas Frank.

The former Brentford man only moved to the north London outfit in the summer, but has so far failed to inspire any significant improvement from Ange Postecoglou’s reign.

Executives at Spurs are now reportedly raising the question of whether to dispense with the Dane.

Tottenham Hotspur line up Thomas Frank replacement

So far, Spurs have managed just seven Premier League wins in their first 22 games this season under Frank, accruing six draws and nine losses, which leaves them 14th in the table.

They’ve also bowed out of both the FA Cup and the Carabao Cup, and are outside of the automatic qualification places in the Champions League league phase as things stand.

That has led some decision-makers at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium to question Frank’s future at the club, and one potential successor has already emerged.

According to Dutch site AD, Spurs’ assistant manager, John Heitinga, is “at the top of the list of candidates” as a potential temporary successor.

The 42-year-old only joined Frank’s backroom team last week, but has senior experience with Ajax, the club that sacked him earlier this season after a run of poor results.

Heitinga has also spent time in the setups at West Ham United and Liverpool, the latter of which he actually took charge of a game, a 2-0 win over Newcastle United, with Arne Slot and assistant Sipke Hulshoff both suspended.

That experience, and his years with Everton during his playing career, give the former Dutch international a strong knowledge of the Premier League, which makes him such a strong candidate to take the reins from Frank should he be sacked.

In FourFourTwo’s opinion, Heitinga would undoubtedly be front of the queue to try and steady the ship after any Frank departure.

In fact, the move to bring Heitinga in itself may be cause for concern for Frank, as he has no past relationship with the Dutchman and his Premier League and first-team experience are ominous qualities in the circumstances.

It is, on the face of it, a coaching-team recruit, but it would have escaped the attention of Tottenham’s powerbrokers that he comes with strong senior experience.

Watch Tottenham Hotspur vs West Ham United today as the bitter London rivals scrap it out for a badly needed win, with FourFourTwo bringing you all the details on live streams and TV channels, wherever you are in the world.

There's no love lost between Spurs and the Hammers but the unfortunate truth is that most of the Premier League is looking down the table at both of them.

The home team aren't in any danger of relegation despite being winless in three and existing under an ever-growing cloud. Their visitors aren't in much danger of staying up.

Read on as FourFourTwo brings you all the information on how to watch Spurs vs West Ham online, on TV, and from anywhere.

Is Tottenham Hotspur vs West Ham United on TV in the UK?

Tottenham Hotspur vs West Ham United has fallen victim to the 3pm blackout in the UK, meaning no TV coverage or streaming at all.

For those not in the stadium, you'll have to tune into the radio, wait for highlights on Match of the Day or, if you're visiting the UK from abroad, use a VPN to access the coverage you usually enjoy back home.

Watch Tottenham Hotspur vs West Ham United in the US

Tottenham Hotspur vs West Ham United will be available to stream live in the United States on Peacock.

How to watch Tottenham Hotspur vs West Ham United in Australia

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Is there a Tottenham Hotspur vs West Ham United free live stream?

There is no dedicated free broadcaster covering Tottenham Hotspur vs West Ham United but Amazon Prime Video is currently offering a seven-day free trial of Peacock Premium Plus for users in the US. You can sign up, watch the game, and cancel if you don't think you'll get much value from sticking around.

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Tottenham Hotspur vs West Ham United: Premier League preview

There's been nothing for West Ham fans to shout about for some time but their last league outing was a salient low.

The Hammers scored first and lost at home to Nottingham Forest, not only Nuno Espirito Santo's old team and a relegation rival but one of only three opponents West Ham have beaten this term.

The outcome is that West Ham are now effectively eight points from safety with just 14 points after 21 games. Only Wolverhampton Wanderers have a worse goal difference.

Left-back El Hadji Malick Diouf is still at the Africa Cup of Nations with finalists Senegal and Nuno could also be without any or all of Lucas Paqueta, Konstantinos Mavropanos and Mateus Fernandes.

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Diouf's international teammate, Pape Matar Sarr, is also in Morocco and therefore absent for Thomas Frank's Spurs, who badly need a win of their own.

They've dropped as far as 14th in the table, winning just three of their 12 Premier League fixtures since the start of November.

One of their defeats in that time was against Aston Villa at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, a result that was repeated in the FA Cup third round last weekend.

Spurs did manage to steal a march on Villa in the transfer market, though, securing the signing of Villa target Conor Gallagher from Atletico Madrid this week.

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Tottenham Hotspur vs West Ham United: Expected line-ups

FourFourTwo's prediction

Tottenham Hotspur 2-0 West Ham United

Spurs can't seem to get out of their own way at times but West Ham are the only team in the entire division to have lost their last two games.

Tottenham Hotspur have completed their second transfer of the January transfer window.

It's been a tough season so far for the Europa League champions, with new Tottenham boss Thomas Frank finding his side languishing in the bottom half of the table and out of the FA Cup after last week's third-round defeat to Aston Villa.

Despite bringing in new faces over the summer, however, Spurs are committed to continuing the club's rebuild this month, as they look to improve on a squad that finished 17th in the table last term.

Defender deal done for Tottenham Hotspur, on top of Conor Gallagher signing

Conor Gallagher has already been unveiled as a Lilywhites player, with the former Chelsea midfielder brought in for cover following a hamstring injury to Rodrigo Bentancur.

The England man has cost Spurs £35 million, according to the BBC, with another new face to come through the door in the coming days.

ESPN Brasil have reported that a move for Santos defender Souza has now been completed, for a fee believed to be around €15m.

Spurs originally offered €10m for the left-back but appear to have now reached an agreement, with this latest report claiming that, “This money is seen as essential to pay creditors and ward off the possibility of further sanctions from FIFA.”

After the Brazilian club sent Joao Basso on loan to Estoril Praia in Portugal in 2024, Estoril filed a lawsuit against them, with Santos apparently needing this latest transfer fee to settle the debt.

The Alvinegro have to pay just under €3m before a deadline to avoid a transfer ban.

FourFourTwo understands that Spurs are still in the market for further additions before the transfer window closes, as Frank targets European football next season.

Goalkeeper is one position that Spurs are being linked with in particular, with Antonin Kinsky likely to leave the club imminently and question marks over Guglielmo Vicario between the sticks.

Tottenham are said to be interested in the likes of Andriy Lunin, Bart Verbruggen and Mile Svilar as potential options to replace the Italian, who has been linked as a long-term replacement for Yann Sommer at Inter Milan.

Two under-pressure managers clash in a crucial London derby on Saturday, with both Thomas Frank and Nuno Espirito Santo in need of a win.

Spurs will be the favourites as they take on relegation-threatened West Ham, but there will be plenty of nerves on both sides.

Tottenham have won just two of their 10 home games in the Premier League, but could they be boosted by the return of Mohammed Kudus?

Mohammed Kudus injury latest ahead of Tottenham v West Ham

Kudus has been out of action since suffering a thigh injury in his side’s 1-1 draw with Sunderland on 4 January.

But a return against former club West Ham will not be happening, with the Ghana international set for a longer spell on the sidelines.

"Mohammed Kudus unfortunately is a bigger one to the tendon in the quad. That is one where we expect him back after the March international break,” Frank said earlier this month.

The forward has struggled for consistency since making the £55m switch across London, scoring two goals and providing six assists in 19 league appearances.

West Ham, meanwhile, have struggled to replace Kudus, after his five goals and three assists in 32 league appearances last term helped them steer clear of the bottom three.

His continued absence is a blow for Spurs, who have several other injury concerns as they look to arrest their worrying form.

Rodrigo Bentancur, Richarlison, Lucas Bergvall, James Maddison and Dejan Kulusevski are all currently out, leaving Frank thin on options in attack.

Spurs have strengthened in midfield, though, with the signing of former Chelsea man Conor Gallagher from Atletico Madrid.

Frank’s side currently sit 14th in the Premier League and fans will demand immediate improvement.

West Ham are seven points adrift of safety after losing to Nottingham Forest last time out.

Dutch teenager Kees Smit is destined to leave the Eredivisie in the coming weeks and months with Premier League clubs among those keen to add the midfielder's progressive profile to their ranks.

Smit has come through at AZ and will almost certainly make the Dutch club a lot of money. For those who follow the UEFA Youth League, Smit and the unfancied AZ were crowned winners of the competition in 2022/23 despite the presence of many more prestigious and established academy sides.

En route to the final, where they defeated Hajduk Split 5-0, AZ had seen off Eintracht Frankfurt by the same scoreline, beaten Real Madrid 4-0 and Barcelona 3-0.

That same year, Smit represented AZ in the REWE Junior Cup - an indoor football tournament held in Germany, contested by professional sides. Unsurprisingly, Smit was named the competition's best player, shining as the tournament's most technically-gifted individual, amongst a crowded field, both figuratively and literally.

Arguably the highlight of Smit's tournament display was a goal versus Fulham in which he stole possession, rode challenges as he drove forward and despite being forced away from goal, had the foresight to kick the ball off the perimeter board and into the net, wrong-footing the goalkeeper and looking very smart in the process. We don't know if snooker is big in the Netherlands, but it was a perfect example of doubling in off the cushion.

Smit is all-action, and there's little hesitation to his game - he's got a certain tiki-taka about him.

Comparisons have been drawn to Spain's anchor Pedri, and while the Barcelona man is currently the more accomplished player, Smit probably has greater athleticism, which probably lends itself better, from an intensity and physicality standpoint, to adapting well to the Premier League.

As mentioned, Smit backs this up with great feet and all-round technical ability. He's flighty and robust, operates well in tight spaces and doesn't overcomplicate it.

Take his performance against Crystal Palace in the Europa Conference League, for example; the Eagles pretty quickly identified that stopping Smit at source - when he received the ball whilst facing his own goalkeeper - was the key to preventing AZ playing out from the back. The 19-year-old had other ideas, of course, with delicate dexterity and composure to break the first line of Palace's press, whenever appropriate. The youngster's decision-making shouldn't be overlooked, either.

It's emblematic of Smit's game as a whole - he finds gaps and bursts through them with a dribble or carry. Unlike other progressive players who are useful in transitional teams but less effective for possession-heavy sides, Smit does both.

Rarely is there a 'sure thing' in football as players can promise so much and see their progression derailed by injury or intra-club politics, but if we were to hedge our bets, we'd say Smit is a future Premier League star, not so far off the Kevin De Bruyne mould.