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Tottenham host Everton in Premier League action on Saturday

The Guardian Sport • 2 min read • Latest: Sep 12, 2026, 10:00 AM

Last updated Sep 12, 2026

Tottenham host Everton in Premier League action on Saturday

Summary

Tottenham meet Everton at Stamford Bridge in London this Saturday for a Premier League fixture. The match is scheduled to kick off at 12:30 p.m. ET. Tottenham enters the contest winless in three matches and has yet to score a goal this season despite a recent squad overhaul. The team secured its first point of the campaign with a 0-0 draw against Nottingham Forest last weekend. In contrast, Everton remains unbeaten after late-game performances in its last two outings, including a stoppage-time goal from James Tarkowski against Bournemouth and an Ainsley Maitland-Niles goal against Manchester United. Viewers in the United States can watch the broadcast on the USA Network or stream the game via DIRECTV.

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By the Numbers

•Tottenham and Everton play Saturday, September 12, at 12:30 p.m. ET.
•The match takes place at Stamford Bridge in London.
•Tottenham has not scored a goal in its first three Premier League matches.
•Everton remains unbeaten after late goals in its previous two games.
•The game is available for viewing on USA Network and the DIRECTV streaming platform.

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What they're saying

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How will Spurs and Everton fare today? Here is what to know, including kick-off time, TV channels and live stream options Tottenham Hotspur’s resurgence after a season that saw them nearly relegated from the Premier League has yet to materialize. Indeed, Roberto De Zerbi’s side are still searching for their first win of the league season, placing a certain importance on Saturday’s fixture. Anything less than a Spurs victory could turn the atmosphere toxic. The sound of boos from the home fans would be music to the ears of David Moyes and his Everton players as they aim to improve a run of just one win in 16 visits to Tottenham. Continue reading...
— The Guardian Sportby Graham Ruthven