Tottenham vs Everton: TV channel, live stream, squad news & preview After their remarkable feat of European heroics, Mauricio Pochettino's side will look to finish their domestic campaign on a high against the Toffees Having completed one of the most sensational comebacks in Champions League history against Ajax on Wednesday to make it an all-English affair in the final, Tottenham will hope to conclude their Premier League season with another impressive win against Everton on Sunday. Mauricio Pochettino's side came from two goals down thanks to a Lucas Moura hat-trick to book their place in Madrid alongside Liverpool on a sensational night in Amsterdam. Now, they will look to carry across that same energy to all but cement their top four position - and Champions League football for next season - with another three points against the Toffees. Article continues below Marco Silva's side will be determined not to see out the year on a losing note however and will hope to upset the apple cart when they travel to London. Game Tottenham vs Everton Date Sunday, May 12 Time 3:00pm BST / 10:00am EST TV Channel, Live Stream & How To Watch For UK readers, get your fix on the latest football on TV here! US readers can find out what soccer is on TV here! In the United States (US), the game will be shown on Syfy. It will however not be available for streaming. US TV channel Online stream Syfy N/A In the United Kingdom (UK), the game will not be shown on television. It can however be streamed at the Spurs Live Match Centre. UK TV channel Online stream N/A Spurs Live Match Centre Squads & Team News Position Tottenham players Goalkeepers Lloris, Vorm, Gazzaniga Defenders Trippier, Rose, Alderweireld, Vertonghen, Sanchez, Walker-Peters, Foyth, Davies Midfielders Dier, Wanyama, Sissoko, Eriksen, Marsh, Skipp, Lamela, Alli Forwards Llorente, Son, Lucas Mauricio Pochettino is without Heung-min Son thanks to a three-game domestic ban that keeps him out of Premier League action - but thankfully not European competition. With a top four spot still theoretically unsecure, there are still plenty of key players who haven't been rested, including Christian Eriksen, Dele Alli and Toby Alderweireld. Wednesday night's hero Lucas Moura starts in attack alongside Erik Lamela and Fernando Llorente. Confirmed Tottenham starting XI: Lloris (C), Walker-Peters, Alderweireld, Dier, Davies, Sissoko, Eriksen, Dele Alli, Lamela, Lucas Moura, Llorente Position Everton squad Goalkeepers Pickford, Stekelenburg Defenders Coleman, Keane, Digne, Mina, Baines, Kenny, Jagielka, Galloway, Zouma Midfielders Gueye, Gomes, Lookman, Sigurdsson, Bernard, Davies, McCarthy, Schneiderlin, Baningime Forwards Tosun, Walcott, Calvert-Lewin Marco Silva was handed the double blow of losing both Richarlison and Dominic Calvert-Lewin to injury, with Seamus Coleman also missing through injury. Cenk Tosun gets the nod up front as a result. Confirmed Everton starting XI: Pickford, Mina, Keane, Zouma, Walcott, Gueye, Schneiderlin, Digne, Sigurdsson, Tosun, Bernard Betting & Match Odds Tottenham are 6/5 favourites to close out the 2018-19 domestic season with a win at bet365. Everton are meanwhile priced at 5/2, while a draw is available at the same. Click here to see all of bet 365's offers for the game, including goalscoring markets, correct score predictions and more. Match Preview At half-time in Amsterdam on Wednesday night, it looked set to be another silverware-less season for Tottenham, seemingly dead and buried at 2-0 down and 3-0 on aggregate against their hosts. Yet, just under an hour later, players and support staff flooded the field at the full-time whistle after another remarkable feat of footballing alchemy delivered Mauricio Pochettino's side one of the sport's greatest comebacks, in a week already stuffed to the gills with them. Their ultimate 3-2 victory - and 3-3 on aggregate progression - thanks to a Lucas Moura hat-trick means that they will compete in their first ever Champions League final, against Premier League rivals Liverpool, to hand the Argentine at the helm his best chance of securing a trophy yet. Coupled with the success of Arsenal and Chelsea in sealing berths in the Europa League final - to make it four English teams in the four showcase spots - the Argentine was effusive, and was quoted in the Daily Mail as saying: "It's very good news for us to have four clubs fighting for the Champions League and the Europa League. "It shows how competitive the Premier League is. When we talk about the best league in the world and the most competitive it is very clear now and everyone share the same feeling as us. "It is very good news for English football. Now it is a challenge to keep the same level of performance in the future as this season." They will have to wait however until next month for their date with destiny - and with this weekend's final game of the Premier League season their only fixture beforehand, the Lilywhites will be hopeful to claim another vital win as they finetune for their trip to Madrid. Their last opponents happen to hail from the other side of Merseyside, with Everton making the trip to London on the final day. With a best possible finish of eighth up for grabs, the Toffees have perhaps fared worse than they hoped this season. But boss Marco Silva has stressed that it will be key that the club retain the same level of talent they currently have ahead of the next campaign, springing hope that they may be able to keep hold of Andre Gomez and Kurt Zouma. “It is really important for us, and will be a key in my opinion, to keep the same level," he told his press conference “To keep that level is not easy but it has to be our first target and after to go in the market and do the right things. “We are happy with the things we improve in our squad. Players are playing better within our squad and improving connections. Now it’s to put the demand on ourselves and do things right in the market.”<doc-sep>It’s the last gasp of the 2018-19 Premier League season, and Tottenham Hotspur will celebrate it at home against Everton. This isn’t a dead rubber match because there’s still a bit at stake — Spurs have all but mathematically clinched top four for this season under the following circumstances: Win Draw Lose but Arsenal loses/draws at Burnley Lose but Arsenal wins and doesn’t make up Spurs’ +8 GD There’s also still the possibility of finishing in 3rd, if Spurs win or draw and Chelsea draws or loses at Leicester. That’d be neat too. Very Serious Spurs Fans™ are nervous about this game based on a historic collapse in 2016 that saw Spurs lose 5-1 to Newcastle while Arsenal won 4-0. I am not one of those people. There’s a reason why FiveThirtyEight’s Premier League odds have Spurs with “>99%” of finishing top four. But hey, let’s just get a result and put all doubt aside, ok? Nice, easy kick-around in the park today, right Everton? Right. COYS! Lineups How to Watch Time/Date: Sunday, May 12, 2019 | 10 a.m. ET, 3:00 p.m. BST Location: Location: Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, North London, United Kingdom TV: not televised (United Kingdom), SyFy (USA-English), Sportsnet World (Canada), Optus (Australia), other countries at www.livesoccertv.com Streaming: NBCSN (USA), fubo.tv (free trial) Match thread rules:<doc-sep>Tottenham must secure at least one point against Everton on Sunday if they’re to guarantee they finish at least fourth and qualify for next season’s Champions League. Fatigue has begun to set in for Mauricio Pochettino’s players at this tail end of the season, and the Toffees won’t travel to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium ready to give up points freely. Tottenham Hotspur vs Everton When: Sunday, May 12 Where: Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, London Time: 10 a.m. ET TV: SyFy Live Stream: fuboTV (watch for free) Spurs boast a three-point lead over Arsenal in fifth entering Week 38 of the season, while Chelsea—who face a difficult trip to Leicester—are one point above their north London rivals. A win over Everton on Sunday coupled with Chelsea dropping points at the King Power Stadium would push Spurs into third, but some key absences threaten to disrupt that dream. Namely, Pochettino will be missing his two greatest scoring threats—Harry Kane (injured) and Heung-min Son (suspended)—for the last league game of the season. Son’s red card in Saturday’s 1-0 defeat at Bournemouth was a surprise to most and limits Tottenham’s attacking options against Everton. Fernando Llorente looks likely to lead their line but doesn’t bring anywhere near the same quality. Everton have lost only one of their last seven games and have discovered a fortress-like streak at the back of late—they’ve kept clean sheets in eight of their last 11 games. That rigidity threatens to stump Spurs in north London unless their other stars step up to the plate, with Everton fighting just to keep their place in eighth. Tottenham have it all to play for on Sunday as they seek Champions League qualification, but Everton have proved themselves to be tricky opposition after flourishing under Marco Silva. We recommend interesting sports viewing and streaming opportunities. If you sign up to a service by clicking one of the links, we may earn a referral fee.<doc-sep>The final day of Premier League action usually contains a fair amount of drama, but with all three relegated teams already down and the top four (almost) fully settled, the only real drama will come at the very top of the table as Manchester City and Liverpool both try to not bottle the league title. Predicted Lineup Tottenham Hotspur vs. Wolverhampton Location: Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, London, UK Date: Sunday, March 1, 2020 Time: 9 am ET, 2 pm UK TV: not televised (USA/UK) Stream: NBC Sports Gold ($) Well, that’s not entirely true. There’s still a very (very) slim chance that Spurs could Spurs their way out of top four against Everton today. But they’d have to really, really screw it up. Spurs head into this match in fourth, one point behind Chelsea and three above Arsenal, but with a +8 goal differential over the Gooners. They can clinch Champions League next season with a win, a draw, a loss if Arsenal loses at Burnley, or a loss if Arsenal wins and makes up the 8-goal swing. Unlikely. But not impossible! Normally in these articles I preview the opponent — in this case Everton — and talk about how their season has gone. But let’s be honest, here — it’s Everton, they’re without Richarlison, Calvert-Lewin, and maybe Seamus Coleman for this match, they’re gonna finish in 8th or 9th regardless of what happens here today, and nobody really cares, so long as they don’t beat Spurs 5-0. So let’s get to why you’re really here. How will Tottenham Hotspur line up against Everton? This is the REAL question. The injury report that dropped yesterday after the Champions League win over Ajax looked bleak. Jan Vertonghen and Davinson Sanchez are both dealing with knocks, while Juan Foyth is suspended. Son Heung-Min is also suspended for three games after he lost his appeal to the FA over his red card against Bournemouth. Victor Wanyama is dead again. Harry Kane and Harry Winks are both back on the field but won’t be ready before June 1. Just who the heck is going to take the field against Everton, anyway? That question starts with the defense. With Vertonghen, Sanchez, and Foyth all presumably unavailable, the most likely player to slot into the defense alongside Toby Alderweireld is Eric Dier. Ben Davies could also do this, but someone has to play left back and Rose is being assessed for a knock. This seems like a good match to give Serge Aurier some rehabilitation minutes at right back before Spurs sell him this summer. Pochettino could use this match as an opportunity to blood in some younger players like Oliver Skipp or even some actual U23 squaddies in the midfield, but let’s be real — he’s not going to do that. He’s run his healthy midfielders into the ground and will presumably continue to do it, and he’d love to win this match in case Chelsea slips up at Leicester. That means, for me, a midfield of Moussa Sissoko, Christian Eriksen, and Dele Alli. Erik Lamela came in for a late stint in Amsterdam, and my guess is that if he’s 60 minutes fit he’ll probably get the start today on one of the flanks, with Champions League hero Lucas Moura on the other side. Fernando Llorente will likely start up top but don’t be surprised if Vincent Janssen gets some minutes at the tip of the spear. My final prognostication is that the bench is going to be hilarious. Oliver Skipp, for sure. George Marsh? Jonathan Dinzeyi? Maybe. Troy Parrott? God, I hope so. That’s my prediction for Tottenham Hotspur’s lineup against Everton. What’s yours?<doc-sep>
Tottenham hopes it can clinch a Champions League spot and finish in the top four of the Premier League on Sunday when the club faces Everton on Matchday 38. Spurs enter the day in fourth place with a three-point lead over Arsenal and a goal differential of plus-eight over their North London rival. Adraw will cement a spot in the top four, and even with a loss the team looks likely to still finish fourth. There is a chance for Tottenham to finish in third though. If Spurs draw and Chelsea loses, Tottenham finishes in third. A victory and Chelsea failing to win will also see this team finish in third place. Here's how you can watch the match and what to know: Premier League: Tottenham vs. Everton Date : Sunday, May 12 : Sunday, May 12 Time : 10 a.m. ET : 10 a.m. ET Location : Tottenham Hotspur Stadium : Tottenham Hotspur Stadium TV channel : Syfy : Syfy Streaming: fuboTV (Try for free) fuboTV (Try for free) Odds: Tottenham -110 / Everton +295 / Draw +230 Live updates CBS Sports will be with you the entire way, updating this story with the latest scores, highlights and analysis. If you are unable to view the live updates below, please click here. Storylines Tottenham: How fit will this team be? Never mind the fact that Harry Kane is injured and Son Heung-min is suspended. But after playing in the Champions League semifinals on Wednesday, this team probably won't be super fresh. Keep an eye on the legs of the Spurs players, and if this team looks a step or two slow, it will be obvious. Everton: This club has been the epitome of average: 15 wins, 14 losses, eight draws. At times the club looks like a real threat to the top six, while at other times you wonder how they aren't in the relegation battle. Tottenham vs. Everton prediction Tottenham is held once again at home to close the season, but the team still locks up a top-four spot. Pick: Draw (+230)