Watch Tottenham vs. Liverpool – Live Online Streams and Worldwide TV Info
Their first and only defeat so far came 1-0 at Liverpool‘s Anfield followed, last time out by a goalless draw at home to Leeds United.
Tottenham are keen to bring Galatasaray and Denmark star Victor Nelsson to the Premier League in the January transfer window after the player was linked with Arsenal and Wolves in the summer, according to a report.
Nelsson is a 24-year-old centre-back who can also operate as a central defensive midfielder. Following spells at Nordsjaelland and Copenhagen, he joined Galatasaray in August 2021 and has gone on to play 91 times for the Turkish giants.
Nelsson’s great displays for Galatasaray have resulted in plenty of reports tipping him to leave for an English club. Spurs are understood to be his biggest admirers, though Arsenal and Wolves were also named as potential suitors during the last transfer window.
Ultimately, Nelsson ended up staying in the Turkish Super Lig. He has already made 11 appearances for Galatasaray this term, having helped them reach the Champions League group stage through an extensive qualifying campaign.
But a transfer for Nelsson is once again being talked up. As per Turkish outlet Aksam Spor, there are several teams who will attempt to capture him in January. Out of these clubs, it is Spurs and Sevilla who are ‘especially interested’.
Galatasaray are aware of the rising interest in their player and are taking steps to try and keep him. The report claims they have initiated contract talks with Nelsson and his agent. They’re planning to increase his salary and raise his release clause from €25m to €30m (£21.6-26m).
Galatasaray are aware of the rising interest in their player and are taking steps to try and keep him. The report claims they have initiated contract talks with Nelsson and his agent. They’re planning to increase his salary and raise his release clause from €25m to €30m (£21.6-26m).
The defender may also want to test himself at the very highest level, an aim he can achieve by moving to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Galatasaray currently have an advantage over Postecoglou’s side in that they can offer Nelsson Champions League football. Although, with the way Spurs are playing it would not be a surprise if they managed Champions League qualification for next season.
Liverpool head to London for a tough match against Tottenham in the Premier League. Here’s how to watch on TV and online.
Jurgen Klopp‘s side face arguably their most difficult task yet this season, as a re-energised Tottenham lie in wait.
Liverpool have won every match of the campaign so far, except the first, and passed the test of Newcastle away with three points against the odds.
The game against Ange Postecoglou’s Tottenham should be very different to the encounter at St James’ Park, with both teams capable of scoring and conceding plenty.
However, should the Reds take their chances, they should feel confident of beating Tottenham for the third time in a row.
Check This Is Anfield for the latest team news ahead of the match.
You can also follow the game by downloading the This is Anfield app, including lineups, live coverage and all the reaction and analysis.
The match gets underway at 5.30pm (BST) – or 12.30pm in New York, 9.30am in Los Angeles, 3.30am (Sunday) in Sydney, 8.30pm in Dubai and 7.30pm in Nairobi.
Tottenham vs. Liverpool is being shown live on Sky Sports Premier League in the UK, which is available to live stream here.
This Is Anfield will also be providing live text commentary throughout on our website and full match reaction and analysis on the This Is Anfield app for iPhone and Android later.
Live audio commentary of Tottenham vs. Liverpool and a full match replay and highlights will also be available on LFCTV GO here.
Check our Rest of the World TV guide below for a list of TV broadcasters showing the match live.
This Is Anfield will also be providing live text commentary throughout on our website and full match reaction and analysis on the This Is Anfield app for iPhone and Android later.
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