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Micky van de Ven has proven to be a great signing for Tottenham following his move from Wolfsburg in 2023.

The Dutch international's versatility in defense has been a key factor in his rise as he has the ability to play both as a center-back and at full-back.

Apart from being versatile, the defender is also known for his pace and is one of the fastest players in the league.

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His current earnings are relatively modest compared to the top earners in the squad. However, given his young age, if he continues to perform well and stay fit, a pay rise seems inevitable.

Exactly how much does he earn under his current contract at the club, though?

GOAL delved into the numbers with Capology and found out!

*Salaries are gross

Micky van de Ven has proven to be a great signing for Tottenham following his move from Wolfsburg in 2023.

The Dutch international's versatility in defense has been a key factor in his rise as he has the ability to play both as a center-back and at full-back.

Apart from being versatile, the defender is also known for his pace and is one of the fastest players in the league.

Article continues below

His current earnings are relatively modest compared to the top earners in the squad. However, given his young age, if he continues to perform well and stay fit, a pay rise seems inevitable.

Exactly how much does he earn under his current contract at the club, though?

GOAL delved into the numbers with Capology and found out!

*Salaries are gross

Ange Postecoglou admits a "large portion of Tottenham fans have lost belief" in him and his methods as Spurs continue to struggle domestically.

Tottenham Hotspur must shift their focus away from their Europa League campaign as they welcome Bournemouth to North London on Sunday afternoon.

With a crucial last-16 second leg against AZ Alkmaar looming—after suffering a narrow 1-0 defeat on Thursday courtesy of a Lucas Bergvall own goal—Ange Postecoglou's men face an unenviable balancing act. Their European ambitions have taken center stage, especially with their Premier League struggles continuing after last week's 1-0 home loss to Manchester City left them stuck in the bottom half of the table.

As for Bournemouth, inconsistency has plagued them in recent weeks. They endured back-to-back defeats, falling 1-0 to Wolverhampton and 2-1 against Brighton, before settling for a 1-1 draw in their rematch with Wolves. However, their away form has been respectable, winning three of their last six Premier League outings while drawing twice and losing just once. During that stretch, they found the net 15 times but also conceded eight.

Here, GOAL brings you everything you need to know about how to watch, including TV channel, streaming details and more.

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

In the United Kingdom (UK), the Premier League match between Tottenham and Bournemouth will be broadcast live on TV on Sky Sports Main Event, Sky Sports Premier League and Sky Sports Ultra HDR, and it is available to stream online live through Sky Go.

The match will be shown live on Peacock in the United States (U.S.).

Live updates can be found here on GOAL.

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Tottenham vs Bournemouth kick-off time

The Premier League match between Tottenham and Bournemouth will be played at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London, United Kingdom.

It will kick off at 10:00 am ET/7:00 am PT/ 3:00 pm GMT on Sunday, March 9, 2025 in the US.

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Tottenham team news

As for Tottenham, injury woes continue to plague Ange Postecoglou's squad. Both Radu Dragusin and Dejan Kulusevski have been ruled out, while Richarlison and Ben Davies remain major doubts. Cristian Romero faces a late fitness test ahead of Sunday’s contest.

In a further setback, ex-Bournemouth striker Dominic Solanke made his return from injury off the bench against AZ Alkmaar on Thursday but was forced off again with another knock, casting doubt over his availability.

Bournemouth team news

Bournemouth will remain without Illia Zabarnyi, as he serves the final match of his three-game suspension following his red card against Wolves.

On a positive note, Julian Araujo has been cleared to return after undergoing hamstring surgery. Though he was absent from the squad for the cup clash with Wolves, the right-back is expected to be back in contention this weekend.

Another player missing from the midweek squad was Ryan Christie, who has been nursing a persistent groin issue. The Scot was forced off against Brighton in the league last week, and while Andoni Iraola admitted his involvement against Wolves was unlikely, there is a chance he could return for the trip to Spurs.

Elsewhere, the Cherries are still without Enes Unal, Marcos Senesi, and Adam Smith, further limiting their options.

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Tottenham Hotspur star James Maddison and Guglielmo Vicario reportedly clashed with Spurs fans as they were booed after their loss to AZ Alkmaar.

Aoba Fujino scored the winning goal with 12 minutes to play as Manchester City beat Tottenham 2-1 to maintain their hopes of securing a top-three finish in the Women's Super League, and the Champions League qualification that comes with it.

Fujino, who also teed up the first goal for Vivianne Miedema with superb skill, slammed in a left-footed effort to break Spurs hearts after a spirited performance.

The hosts had plenty of joy, equalising in the first half through Bethany England, but were eventually beaten after wasting a series of good attacking openings.

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Manchester City moved back into the Premier League's top four with a 1-0 win away at Tottenham on Wednesday. Pep Guardiola's men showed a stubbornness and resilience not seen for much of this season to grind out the victory having failed to put the game beyond their dogged hosts.

With only 12 minutes on the clock, City went in front. A sweeping move saw play shifted to Jeremy Doku on the left, and his deflected cutback found Erling Haaland totally unmarked to tap in from close range.

Doku nearly had a goal for himself soon after when he beat several Spurs defenders before letting fly from 20 yards, only for the long arms of goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario to deny him. City ought to have gone two up when Doku's next teasing cross found Savinho free at the far post, but he bounced his shot over the crossbar, while Haaland had an effort stopped by Vicario seconds later.

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Just after the break, Tottenham should have been level. Pedro Porro's cross evaded every City defender to find Wilson Odobert at the far post, but the Frenchman was stretching and unable to turn the ball home. City should then have been punished when Savinho lost the ball cheaply on the wing and Spurs broke at pace, only for Matheus Nunes to recover and stop Mathys Tel from tapping in deep inside the box.

Ederson was continually proving to be the man between Tottenham and an equaliser, with a low save to keep out Son Heung-min late on the pick of his showreel for the evening. The visitors, meanwhile, were convinced they had added a second deep into added time, but Haaland's strike was initially ruled out for handball in the build-up when he was trying to shield the ball away from Archie Gray and Kevin Danso.

With one final chance, Spurs thought they had equalised. Porro's cross was nodded on by Son and into Pape Matar Sarr, whose header ballooned over the bar as City held on for a narrow win.

Erling Haaland matched unique Premier League records held by Harry Kane and Ruud van Nistelrooy with a goal against Tottenham Hotspur.

Tottenham Hotspur boss Ange Postecoglou has fired back at talk of potential relegation as Spurs move 16 points clear of the drop zone.

Tottenham have asked Premier League broadcasters to refer to them as 'Tottenham Hotspur' or 'Spurs' in a bizarre request.