Tottenham vs Everton: How to watch, TV channel and kick-off time

Everton are out to protect an unbeaten start to the season at Tottenham Hotspur on Saturday.

The Toffees began the campaign with a 2-0 triumph over Crystal Palace, then eased past Preston in the Carabao Cup.

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It needed a last-gasp equaliser from James Tarkowski to seal a 1-1 draw with Brentford, and there was also high drama in the 2-2 draw at home to Manchester United last weekend.

Now, David Moyes is preparing his side to face a Tottenham team without a win or a goal in the top flight from their three matches.

They did, however, suffer a 1-0 defeat there on the final day of last season as Spurs secured their Premier League status.

Below, Goodison News has all the details on how you watch the game at home if you are not travelling to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

How can I watch Everton's game vs Tottenham on TV?

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Everton will have to go some to match the drama of their draw against Man United last time out.

The Toffees twice had to come from behind, with Tyrique George initially smashing in to cancel out Bryan Mbeumo's opener.

Benjamin Sesko thought he had won it for Michael Carrick's side, but Ainsley Maitland-Nilesl lashed in a stunner on his debut to seal the point.

Next up, is the trip to the capital where Everton are out to make it four unbeaten in the league against Tottenham.

If you unable to watch the game, which kicks off at 5.30pm UK time, then Sky Sports will be showing the game live.

The broadcaster will be showing the game on its Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Football channels, with coverage and analysis starting from 5pm.

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What's now being said about Everton and Mauro Icardi transfer as multiple offers arrive What is Everton's record against Tottenham like?

Everton have a pretty poor recent record against Spurs, winning just one of the past 11 Premier League contests between the two sides.

Indeed, despite their flirtations with relegation last season, Tottenham did the double over Everton last season, winning 3-0 at the Hill Dickinson Stadium and 1-0 on home turf.

One slight omen for the Toffees is that they have never lost three straight games against Tottenham.

However, Tottenham have only lost one of their previous 17 home Premier League games against Everton.

Moreover, they have won the past five such contests since a 1-0 defeat to the Toffees in September 2020.

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