Tottenham vs Man City live on April 09, 2019: Time, team news, broadcast listings

April 8, 2019 By Ali M.

Topics: Tottenham TV Schedule, Manchester City TV Schedule, Football TV Schedules, Tottenham, Manchester City, UEFA Champions League

In our match analysis informing you how to watch Tottenham's Champions League showdown with Man City, we compare team statistics and analyze their head-to-head record.

What is the form of Tottenham compared to Man City?

Tottenham's form recently has not been great. Their 2-0 league win over Crystal Palace ended a run of five Premier League games without a win. In Europe, Spurs have not lost since their Matchday 2 defeat to Barcelona at Wembley, winning four and drawing twice in the following six ties.

As for Man City, they are on a 14-game winning streak. This includes their FA Cup semi-final win over Brighton and the 10-2 aggregate win over Schalke in the Champions League round of 16.

Tottenham vs Man City head-to-head record

The Citizens are currently on a three-game winning streak against Spurs, with their most recent victory taking them ahead of the north London giant in the head-to-head record. The Etihad side has won three of their last five trips to Tottenham.

Games played: 156

Tottenham wins: 60

Man City wins: 60

Draws: 35

Who's injured/suspended for Tottenham vs Man City?

Pochettino will have to make do without three key players in the form of Eric Dier, Erik Lamela, and Serge Aurier who are out injured. Fernando Llorente, however, is back after overcoming a concussion.

As for the away side, they have been boosted by the return of Sergio Aguero. The Argentine sat out the last two games, against Cardiff and Brighton, as a precaution but is ready to feature. Furthermore, Kyle Walker and Benjamin Mendy

Tottenham vs Man City - key stats

This will be the first meeting between these two English outfits in a European competition.
The last time Tottenham faced a fellow English club in a European competition was against Liverpool in the UEFA Cup semi-final back in April 1973. The north London side was eliminated.
The Citizens have lost every single European match they have had against an English rival, including the home and away defeat to Liverpool last season.
Pochettino's men will be eyeing a first win over the reigning Premier League champion since October 2016.