How to watch Spurs vs West Ham live on October 18 in USA and 163 countries

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Both Spurs and West Ham will hope to resume their respective campaigns with a much-needed win as they square off on Sunday, October 18. Live Soccer TV's match preview provides global broadcast listings, team news, and match facts for Spurs vs. West Ham.

Preview: Spurs vs West Ham

Tottenham will be looking to continue building on their good form as they prepare to host West Ham on Sunday afternoon. Jose Mourinho's men were absolutely devastating as they handed Manchester United a 6-1 defeat in their last match before the international break; that result is Mourinho's joint-biggest on the road in his Premier League career. It was a remarkable turn of events especially considering how Tottenham had started the current season off in a rather sluggish fashion, starting with a disappointing 1-0 loss to Everton on matchday one at home, and failing to get off the mark against Newcastle in a one-all draw.

In fact, Spurs are actually seeking their first home win in Premier League action when fellow London side West Ham come to town on Sunday. However, they've gotten off to a good start in the Europa League, where they cruised to a 7-2 win over Israeli outfit Maccabi to book their ticket in the group stages, and notably held their nerve to knock London rivals Chelsea out of the EFL Cup.

Yet, they're not the only team feeling a bit of confidence at the moment. The Hammers, who sit just one point behind Tottenham, have won their last two Premier League matches - all without conceding a goal. That includes a resounding 3-0 win over Leicester and a 4-0 thumping of Wolves, albeit they ended up on the wrong end of a 3-1 score line against Everton in the EFL Cup; however, the Toffees, who currently sit top of the league table, have been flying under the tutelage of new boss Carlo Ancelotti.

West Ham are seeking to make it three wins on the spin for the first time in 17 months. Should they manage this without conceding, it will mark the first time in six years that they've picked up all nine points from three consecutive games without conceding a goal. Yet, given how prolific Tottenham's attack has been recently, it's really hard to see how David Moyes's side will be able to keep their hosts at bay - especially as they lost both home and away to Spurs last season. Moreover, they don't have the best record when it comes to London derbies, with losses in all but two of their last nine meetings with teams also based in England's capital.

Team news: Spurs vs West Ham

Spurs: One of the biggest news for Spurs fans is the possibility of Gareth Bale making his first appearance for his club after completing a loan move from Real Madrid earlier this season. Meanwhile, Eric Dier was unable to feature as the Three Lions slumped to a shock defeat to Denmark due to a hamstring issue, and isn't likely to be involved here. And there's a major worry about the fitness of Harry Kane, who struggled with muscular fatigue during the international break - so it remains to be seen whether he's going to be involved in this upcoming derby clash.

West Ham: For the visitors, Ryan Frederick remains out with an injury while Arthur Masuaku is a big doubt.

Match facts: Spurs vs West Ham

This will be the 215th meeting between Spurs and West Ham
To date, Tottenham's record versus the Hammers is W98 D52 L64
David Moyes will be hoping to pick up his first win over Jose Mourinho in his 15th attempt
Tottenham are unbeaten in nine of their last ten Premier League games (with their sole loss being that 1-0 defeat to Everton on opening day)
The Hammers have won just one of their last six ties against Spurs across all comps (D1 L4)