Tottenham V Stoke live Stream Premier League – Preview 29 Dec 2013
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Goalkeeper Asmir Begovic is out for up to six weeks after breaking a finger.
With fixtures coming thick and fast over the holiday period it's the time of year when there have to be compromises in the official matchday programmes. At least one article purportedly from the manager or captain has to start with the words "printing deadlines mean I am writing this before our Christmas action gets underway."
Imagine the scene in the office at Tottenham, as staff earlier this month debated what articles they could commission for the home games against West Bromwich Albion and Stoke.
Ideas are flowing as to how they can fill two magazines, and I can exclusively reveal a few of the features planned back in early December for the Stoke issue, the last of 2013:
An in-depth interview with head coach Andre Villas-Boas, looking at the season so far, but printing deadlines mean it can only take in the campaign up to the Liverpool match.
The "Where Are They Now?" feature focusing on Emmanuel Adebayor, who hasn't been seen in a Spurs shirt for a while.
A behind-the-scenes piece with Tim Sherwood, as he outlines his plans for 2014 in his role as technical co-ordinator.
Obviously all these ideas had to be binned, but as you read the matchday programme this weekend spare a thought for the people who put them together. At least Tottenham have had time to change their plans for the content after an eventful month at White Hart Lane.
If you're thinking this hasn't got a great deal to do with the usual BBC-type preview of Tottenham against Stoke then you're right. But "family commitments and deadlines mean I am writing this before the Christmas action gets underway."
Head-to-head
Tottenham have only lost two of their last 38 home league meetings with Stoke City (W28, D8, L2).
The Potters have won just three of their 10 previous Premier League meetings with Spurs.
Tottenham
Tottenham's league record at White Hart Lane this season is the worst among sides in the top half of the table. They have won just three of their nine matches and scored only eight goals.
They have only managed to score more than one goal in two of their last 11 home games in the Premier League.
After seven clean sheets in their opening 10 league matches, they have not kept one in any of their last eight.
This game will take place exactly six years after Tottenham beat Reading 6-4, one of only six Premier League games to see 10 or more goals.
Stoke
Their defeat by Newcastle was only their second in nine league matches.
They have conceded 15 goals in their last five away matches.
Stoke have played 29 Premier League games in London and have scored more than once in only two of them (17 goals in total).
Competition: Premier League
Match: Tottenham V Stoke
Date: Sunday 29th December 2013
Kickoff: 16:00 GMT
Venue: White Hart Lane
Live/Repeat: Live
Goalkeeper Asmir Begovic is out for up to six weeks after breaking a finger.
With fixtures coming thick and fast over the holiday period it's the time of year when there have to be compromises in the official matchday programmes. At least one article purportedly from the manager or captain has to start with the words "printing deadlines mean I am writing this before our Christmas action gets underway."
Imagine the scene in the office at Tottenham, as staff earlier this month debated what articles they could commission for the home games against West Bromwich Albion and Stoke.
Ideas are flowing as to how they can fill two magazines, and I can exclusively reveal a few of the features planned back in early December for the Stoke issue, the last of 2013:
An in-depth interview with head coach Andre Villas-Boas, looking at the season so far, but printing deadlines mean it can only take in the campaign up to the Liverpool match.
The "Where Are They Now?" feature focusing on Emmanuel Adebayor, who hasn't been seen in a Spurs shirt for a while.
A behind-the-scenes piece with Tim Sherwood, as he outlines his plans for 2014 in his role as technical co-ordinator.
Obviously all these ideas had to be binned, but as you read the matchday programme this weekend spare a thought for the people who put them together. At least Tottenham have had time to change their plans for the content after an eventful month at White Hart Lane.
If you're thinking this hasn't got a great deal to do with the usual BBC-type preview of Tottenham against Stoke then you're right. But "family commitments and deadlines mean I am writing this before the Christmas action gets underway."
Head-to-head
Tottenham have only lost two of their last 38 home league meetings with Stoke City (W28, D8, L2).
The Potters have won just three of their 10 previous Premier League meetings with Spurs.
Tottenham
Tottenham's league record at White Hart Lane this season is the worst among sides in the top half of the table. They have won just three of their nine matches and scored only eight goals.
They have only managed to score more than one goal in two of their last 11 home games in the Premier League.
After seven clean sheets in their opening 10 league matches, they have not kept one in any of their last eight.
This game will take place exactly six years after Tottenham beat Reading 6-4, one of only six Premier League games to see 10 or more goals.
Stoke
Their defeat by Newcastle was only their second in nine league matches.
They have conceded 15 goals in their last five away matches.
Stoke have played 29 Premier League games in London and have scored more than once in only two of them (17 goals in total).
Competition: Premier League
Match: Tottenham V Stoke
Date: Sunday 29th December 2013
Kickoff: 16:00 GMT
Venue: White Hart Lane
Live/Repeat: Live
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