UEFA Champions League: Where to watch Tottenham Hotspur vs Olympiakos live on November 26

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Jose Mourinho is back in the Champions League and he will be hoping to lead Spurs to their second successive win in all competitions.

What is the position of Tottenham Hotspur and Olympiakos?

Tottenham is second in Group B with seven points after four round of matches. Olympiakos sits at the bottom of the table with just a point from the same number of games.

What is the form of Tottenham Hotspur as compared to Olympiakos?

New manager, new fortunes. Following the sack of Mauricio Pochettino last week, Tottenham were ushered into the new era under Jose Mourinho with a 3-2 win over West Ham on Saturday. Prior to the Portuguese manager's appointment, the North London outfit had only managed a win in their last three outings, losing a game and drawing the remaining two.

In a broader scope, their performance in the five games before this only endorsed the downward spiral the club was being drawn into as they had only managed a win and a draw, losing the remaining three games. Still, they will seek to draw inspiration from the fact that they are unbeaten in their last five games against Greek opposition.

The team the Premier League outfit will face on Tuesday, Olympiakos, comes into the fixture with jsut a defeat in their last five outings. Over the weekeend, they retained their lead atop the Super League 1 table with a 1-1 draw against Panionios, having defeated Atromitos in the previous game.

Form-wise, they have an edge over Spurs considering that they have secured five wins and two draws in their last 10 matches. However, Pedro Martins men would need to put in an extra shift if they are to get the result against the Premiership club. Per the record book, they are winless in their last 12 Champions League games against an English club and have managed just a win in their last 14 visits to England.

What is the head to head record of Tottenham vs Olympiakos?

Tottenham Hotspur and Olympiakos have met on three occasions, their most recent being the 2-2 draw in Greece back in September 2019. Prior to that, the two sides had a win apiece against each other.

Team news: Who is available, injured or suspended for Tottenham vs Olympiakos?

Spurs enters Tuesday's Champions League game without first-choice goalkeeper Hugo Lloris as he is yet to recover from an arm injury. Also, Ben Davis, Michel Vorm, and Erik Lamela are not expected to recover in time for the clash. Jan Vertongen and Ndombele Tanguy remain doubts despite returning to training. Giovani Lo Celso and Christian Eriksen, who failed to feature in the weekend's win over West Ham could be handed a starting role.

For Olympiacos, Pedro Martins should have a full squad at his disposal. No player is suspended for the Greek outfit and their opponent.