Relegation-threatened Tottenham Welcome to Out of Form Newcastle North London on Tuesday evening for a decider Premier League collision

Spurs are three points above 17th-placed Nottingham Forest and just six ahead of 18th-placed West Ham, who occupy the final relegation spot.

With no Premier League wins in 2026 and just two wins from their last 16 top-flight outings, it is imperative that Thomas Frank’s side overcome Eddie Howe’s men and remove themselves from the relegation battle.

Newcastle are not faring much better. The Magpies are 12th, four points above Spurs, who can beat their rivals with a win at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Howe is under increasing pressure from the Tyneside faithful, as their hopes of finishing in the European places fade away.

You can get all the team news for the big game as well as live commentary of the match here on 101 GreatGoals.

Tottenham team news

Miki van de van takes the armband for Spurs, with captain Cristian Romero serving the first of his four-match suspension.

Radu Dragusin comes on for Argentina, while Djed Spence also returns after a short spell out with injury.

Yves Bissoma is handed a second start, joining Conor Gallagher and Pepe Matar Sir in midfield, while Archie Gray once again comes in on the right.

Tottenham starting XI: Vicario, Gray, Dragusin, Van de Ven, Spence, Bissoma, Gallagher, Sir, Xavi, Odobert, Solanke

Tottenham Subs: Kinsey, Palhinha, Tell, Souza, Kolo Muani, Olusi, Byfield, Roswell, Williams-Barnett

Newcastle team news

Newcastle have surprisingly rotated their squad for the trip to Spurs, with some notable absences.

Lewis Hall shifts to the bench, with Dan Burn drafting in on the left for the Magpies. He is joined in defense by former Spurs man Kieran Trippier, Sven Boatman and Malik Thiaw.

Anthony Gordon and Bruno Guimaraes are both fit enough to start, with the former playing as a false nine, at the expense of Yoan Vissa, who drops to the bench.

Sandro Tonali has also been rested for this clash, although he could be called upon from the bench if needed.

Newcastle starting XI: Pope, Trippier, Boatman, Thiau, Burn, Guimaraes, Ramsey, Willock, Elanga, Barnes, Gordon

Newcastle Subs: Ramsdale, Hall, Tonali, Wisa, Osula, Waltmead, Murphy, Murphy, Shahar

How to watch Tottenham vs Newcastle: TV and online streams

Tottenham vs Newcastle kicks off tomorrow night at 7.30pm UK time. You can watch it on TNT Sports 3 and stream the game through the Discovery+ app.

If you don’t live in the UK, click here hereTo find out which station is showing the game in your region.

Stats for Tottenham vs Newcastle

• Spurs have lost five of their last seven Premier League games against Newcastle (W1 D1).
• Newcastle have not won more Premier League games against any team overall (27, level with Aston Villa) or away from home (12, level with West Ham) than against Spurs.
• Tottenham are winless in their last 11 midweek (Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday) Premier League games (D3 L8), their longest run in the competition’s history.