How to watch Tottenham Hotspur vs Everton: TV channel and kick-off time for Premier League encounter
Tottenham Hotspur are still searching for their first Premier League win of the campaign.
Spurs started the season with a 3-0 humbling at the hands of Brentford in a disappointing performance.
Their first home league game did not go much better, though, as Newcastle United ran out 2-0 victors at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Roberto De Zerbi's side did get off the mark last time out thanks to a goalless draw with Nottingham Forest.
But the onus will be on landing three points when David Moyes' Everton visit north London on Saturday.
For those unable to attend the game live, here is how supporters can watch the game along at home.
How can I watch Tottenham vs Everton on TV?
Spurs forked over £300million to improve their squad during the close season, and a ridiculous flirtation with relegation last season.
However, thus far, Spurs have just lacked cohesion, especially in attack where they are still waiting to score a Premier League goal.
De Zerbi will know the importance of finding a formula that can win matches, especially given the outlay on transfer thi summer.
They next face an Everton side that have won one and drawn two in the league, including a dramatic 2-2 with Manchester United last time out.
The fixture kicks off at 5.30pm UK time, and fans not attending at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium can watch live as Sky Sports are broadcasting the game.
Sky will be showing the match live on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Football, with coverage of the fixture starting from 5pm.
Tottenham's strong home record vs Everton
Tottenham might not be firing on all cylinders just yet, but promisingly they do have a strong home record against the Toffees.
Indeed, of the past 17 home matches they have played against Everton, Tottenham have lost just one of those.
Moreover, they have won the last five such contests on the spin since a 1-0 defeat back in September 2020.
Last season, of course Tottenham defeated Everton 1-0 on the final game of the campaign, a victory which ensured they would not be relegated.
Spurs fans will be hoping for more of the same when they welcome Everton this weekend.