Tottenham Hotspur has announced new dates and broadcast for a further three of our remaining fixtures of the 2019/20 season.
The matches from postponed earlier this year following the coronavirus virus, new scheduling details can be found below Spurs home matches against Everton, away fixture against AFC Bournemouth and home north London derby against Arsenal.
Dates for the remaining fixtures away to Newcastle United, at home to Leicester City and away to Crystal Palace will be confirmed by the Premier League in due course.
Fixture changes
Everton (h) – now Monday 6 July, kick-off 8pm – live on Sky Sports
AFC Bournemouth (a) – now Thursday 9 July, kick-off 6pm – live on Sky Sports and Pick
Arsenal (h) – now Sunday 12 July, kick-off 4.30pm – live on Sky Sports
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