How To Watch Tottenham Hotspur vs Portsmouth In The FA Cup Third Round

(CTN News) – A new campaign for silverware in the FA Cup will begin this year. Tottenham Hotspur enter the competition in their usual spot in the third round, hosting League One side Portsmouth in their opener.

Despite being in the middle of the pack, the third-tier club are about as average as it gets. They currently sit in twelfth place with a +2 goal differential.

Currently, Spurs’ own Dane Scarlett is on loan at Portsmouth. However, he is unlikely to feature in Spurs’ match against Portsmouth, as is commonly the case in such situations.

In this match, the odds will be heavily stacked in favor of Tottenham Hotspur, but we already know that this isn’t really relevant to the outcome of the competition.

It is likely that Spurs are going to rotate a few players simply out of necessity, but don’t be surprised if Harry Kane starts at the top of the formation given that there is no one else to fill in for him without some changes to the formation.

Team lineups

A list of the starting lineups will be available one hour prior to the start of the game.

What to watch and how to watch it

Match between Tottenham Hotspur and Portsmouth at Wembley Stadium

The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London, England, where Tottenham Hotspur play

The event will take place at 12:30 PM UK time, and 7:30 AM Eastern Time

I don’t watch TV at all

There are two streaming services available: ESPN+ (USA) and BBC Sport Web.

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