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After tasting their first setback in European competition this season, Tottenham Hotspur are eager to bounce back with a victory against Ipswich Town on Sunday afternoon in the Premier League.

Ange Postecoglou's rotated squad missed the chance to extend their perfect European run on Thursday night, succumbing to an unrelenting Galatasaray side in Turkey. The hosts piled on the pressure, and Spurs returned home empty-handed, unable to add to their nine points from their opening three matches.

Tottenham now have an opportunity to make Premier League history by securing a fourth consecutive home win after initially falling behind in each of those games. Meanwhile, Ipswich have recently struggled to hold onto narrow leads in top-flight play, which could set the stage for another dramatic comeback for the hosts.

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How to watch Tottenham vs Ipswich online - TV channels & live streams

In the United Kingdom (UK), the Premier League match between Tottenham and Ipswich will not be broadcast live on TV.

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Tottenham vs Ipswich kick-off time

The match will be played at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Sunday, November 10, with kick-off at 9:00 am ET/ 6:00 am PT/ 2:00 pm GMT.

Team news & squads

Tottenham team news

Tottenham's emphatic victory over Aston Villa last weekend came with a steep price, as Richarlison suffered a hamstring injury while assisting Dominic Solanke's goal and is likely sidelined until December. Meanwhile, Cristian Romero picked up a toe injury, forcing him off the field.

Ange Postecoglou hasn't completely ruled out Romero or Djed Spence (groin) for Sunday's match, but Timo Werner (groin) and Mikey Moore (illness) are doubtful, while both Wilson Odobert and Micky van de Ven (hamstring) are confirmed absentees.

Tottenham Hotspur possible XI: Vicario; Porro, Romero, Dragusin, Udogie; Kulusevski, Bentancur, Sarr; Johnson, Solanke, Son

Ipswich team news

However, Kalvin Phillips will miss Sunday's match following his red card for two cautions against Leicester. In his absence, Jens Cajuste and Massimo Luongo are vying for the starting role.

After serving a suspension, defender Harry Clarke is available for Ipswich, while Chiedozie Ogbene (Achilles), Axel Tuanzebe (hand), Jacob Greaves (thigh), Jack Taylor (undisclosed), and Janoi Donacien (ankle) remain out with injuries.

Tottenham academy graduate Jack Clarke could earn a spot in the Ipswich lineup this weekend, potentially replacing Sammie Szmodics or Conor Chaplin to take on his former club.

Ipswich Town possible XI: Muric; Johnson, O'Shea, Burgess, Davis; Morsy, Cajuste; Hutchinson, Chaplin, Clarke; Delap

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Richarlison is facing another extended period on the sidelines after suffering a 'significant' hamstring injury, Tottenham boss Ange Postecoglou says.

Former Tottenham and Brazil midfielder Sandro has come out of retirement to join non-league side Harborough Town.

Tottenham midfielder James Maddison has revealed how one particular goal celebration has seen him get in trouble with his own mum.

Tottenham Hotspur have decided to extend their captain Son Heung-min's stay at club beyond the current season.

Eden Hazard has delighted Chelsea fans as he refuses to wear a Tottenham Hotspur shirt-style apron as he gets a haircut.

Micky van de Ven shared a cryptic injury update on Instagram after he limped out of Tottenham's Carabao Cup clash against Manchester City.

Pep Guardiola called upon several youth and fringe players as Manchester City took on Tottenham in the Carabao Cup fourth round, and even though there was a generous sprinkling of experience and quality to go with that, his side were second-best as they lost 2-1 in north London.

With only six minutes on the clock, Tottenham took the lead. Archie Gray's pass into the channel found Brennan Johnson, who flicked the ball forward and set Dejan Kulusevski racing away. The Swede scampered to the byline and crossed low for Timo Werner to power beyond Stefan Ortega.

Midway through the first half, the visitors found themselves two down. A simple corner routine saw Kulusevski tee up Pape Matar Sarr on the edge of the box, and he curled his strike from 25 yards in at the near post.

City's first opportunity came shortly before the break when Matheus Nunes ran down the outside of Gray and fizzed a teasing cross through the six-yard box, which only just evaded the toes of Phil Foden. In the final minute of first-half stoppage time, however, City grabbed themselves a lifeline as Savinho twisted his way past Destiny Udogie and chipped a lovely cross up for Nunes to convert at the back stick.

Tottenham should have been out of sight on the other side of the break when Dominic Solanke turned away from two City defenders and sent Werner through against Ortega, but he took his touch wide and his weak-foot strike whistled past the far post. Minutes later, Ortega threw up a strong hand to deny Kulusevski when he was similarly clear on goal.

Guardiola's men were in real danger of receiving a knockout blow in the final 10 minutes, with Josko Gvardiol notably throwing the ball straight to Richarlison, who somehow fluffed his lines when met with Ortega at close quarters.

City had one final chance left in them, which came when Guglielmo Vicario flapped at a corner and the loose ball fell kindly for Nico O'Reilly, but the youngster's strike was poked off the line by Yves Bissouma and the hosts held on through six minutes of added time for the victory.

Pep Guardiola called upon several youth and fringe players as Manchester City took on Tottenham in the Carabao Cup fourth round, and even though there was a generous sprinkling of experience and quality to go with that, his side were second-best as they lost 2-1 in north London.

With only six minutes on the clock, Tottenham took the lead. Archie Gray's pass into the channel found Brennan Johnson, who flicked the ball forward and set Dejan Kulusevski racing away. The Swede scampered to the byline and crossed low for Timo Werner to power beyond Stefan Ortega.

Midway through the first half, the visitors found themselves two down. A simple corner routine saw Kulusevski tee up Pape Matar Sarr on the edge of the box, and he curled his strike from 25 yards in at the near post.

City's first opportunity came shortly before the break when Matheus Nunes ran down the outside of Gray and fizzed a teasing cross through the six-yard box, which only just evaded the toes of Phil Foden. In the final minute of first-half stoppage time, however, City grabbed themselves a lifeline as Savinho twisted his way past Destiny Udogie and chipped a lovely cross up for Nunes to convert at the back stick.

Tottenham should have been out of sight on the other side of the break when Dominic Solanke turned away from two City defenders and sent Werner through against Ortega, but he took his touch wide and his weak-foot strike whistled past the far post. Minutes later, Ortega threw up a strong hand to deny Kulusevski when he was similarly clear on goal.

Guardiola's men were in real danger of receiving a knockout blow in the final 10 minutes, with Josko Gvardiol notably throwing the ball straight to Richarlison, who somehow fluffed his lines when met with Ortega at close quarters.

City had one final chance left in them, which came when Guglielmo Vicario flapped at a corner and the loose ball fell kindly for Nico O'Reilly, but the youngster's strike was poked off the line by Yves Bissouma and the hosts held on through six minutes of added time for the victory.

Tottenham fans tag Ange Postecoglou the worst manager they have had as they want the Australian coach to be sacked after Palace loss.