English Premier League - How to watch Liverpool vs Tottenham

October 26, 2019 By Oscar Rojas

Topics: English Premier League, Liverpool, Tottenham Hotspur, TV Schedules, TV Listings

The league leaders will try to go back to winning ways following last week's draw, but Pochettino and Co. might not make it easy for them.

What is Liverpool and Tottenham's form ahead of this match?

Liverpool gets to this game still unbeaten after nine games, but they suffered their first draw of the EPL campaign against Manchester United last week. The team's 4-1 win against Genk in the UEFA Champions League should give Klopp's men an ego boost ahead of this clash, which will be the first meeting between these teams since their showdown in the UEFA Champions League final.

Tottenham has struggled lately to earn wins, with only one of those in their last four games. Added to that, Pochettino's men have conceded thirteen times this season, which almost doubles the tally allowed by Liverpool. Their 5-0 win in the UEFA Champions League this week might also come as a boost for the team's morale after a few tough weeks.

What is Liverpool and Tottenham's position in the English Premier League?

Liverpool makes it back to Old Trafford as the best team in the Premier League, with 25 points won out of 27 they have played for. Liverpool has won all of their home games, scoring twelve goals and conceding four times in those four matches. Senegalese star Sadio Mané is the team's top scorer with five goals to his name.

Tottenham enters this game in tenth place of the Premier League, something uncharacteristic for Pochettino's men. The London-based side has not been able to win any of their away games, drawing a couple and losing their two most recent matches (2-1 vs Leicester and 3-0 vs Brighton). English striker Harry Kane is the team's top scorer with five goals.

Liverpool vs Tottenham - Who's in and who's out?

Liverpool - Injured: Xherdan Shaqiri, Nathaniel Clyne. Doubtful: Joel Matip, Trent Alexander-Arnold.

Tottenham - Injured: Hugo Lloris. Doubtful: Ryan Sessegnon.

Liverpool vs Tottenham - Head-to-head stats

Liverpool enters this clash on a four-game streak without a loss against Tottenham.
The last game between these teams ended with Liverpool's 2-0 win in the UEFA Champions League final.
Tottenham has not been able to beat Liverpool since October 22, 2017. That home game for the blue and white side ended in a 4-1 victory.
There have only been two clean sheets between these teams in their past six games. Liverpool was the team that managed to get away without conceding both times.