Fans can watch all the action live through the Sky Sports and NOW streaming services. Tottenham’s upcoming matches against Chelsea, Nottingham Forest, and Liverpool should be some of the most entertaining contests all season. Prepare yourself for an evening of exciting football competition! Whatever the occasion, fans won’t want to miss a single moment live on Sky Sports or stream it all instantly through NOW.
Key Matches in April
Save the date in your calendars! The eagerly-awaited Chelsea vs Tottenham London derby is the 2nd of the Thursday night games, scheduled to start at 8 PM on April 3rd. The highly-anticipated fixture will see both sides battle it out for valuable league points, with the teams fighting at opposite ends of the table.
Later in the month, Tottenham’s home game against Nottingham Forest on Monday 21 April (8pm) will be part of that confirmation. Looking ahead as the season unfolds, this match may turn out to be key to Tottenham’s hopes for a top-flight title run.
The drama doesn’t stop there as Tottenham hosts Liverpool on Sunday, April 27. The first match starts at 4:30 PM. This is an excellent opportunity for Tottenham to face one of the league’s other hardest tests.
Viewing Options with Sky Sports
Sky Sports is still the home of live football and in-depth coverage of Premier League matches. With nine dedicated sports channels, including those focused on Premier League and Formula 1, fans have a wealth of options at their fingertips.
For anyone interested in improving the scale of what they’re watching, Sky Sports have a £22 per month upgrade plan. It’s through that wholesaling that customers can piece together a fuller entertainment package. For only £35 per month additional, they can add Sky Stream, Sky TV and Netflix.
Streaming Flexibility with NOW
Alongside linear TV engagement, NOW presents a second option to fans who enjoy the immediacy of non-linear streaming. Connected to Sky Q, their Sky Sports app allows customers to register and watch live sport on over 60 different devices. This much-needed flexibility means that fans won’t miss a single Tottenham fixture in the months to come, no matter where they live or their commitment level.
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