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Tottenham Hotspur have been flying in pre-season, but they now face their sternest test of the summer with a game against Bayern Munich. Here’s how to catch the action, and which players will be available.
It is now five wins from five games for Spurs in pre-season. Wins against Cambridge United, Hearts, and QPR preceded a brilliant start to the tour of Asia, where Ange Postecoglou‘s men have defeated Japan’s Vissel Kobe, and a K-League all-stars team.
Now, the Lilywhites have two games against German giants, Bayern Munich — one in South Korea, and one back at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Here’s everything you need to know about the first of those games.
Tottenham and Bayern Munich will play in the Seoul World Cup Stadium on Saturday, August 3, 2024. The game is scheduled to kick off at 12 noon BST.
As with all Tottenham’s friendlies, the only way to watch live is through the SpursPlay service.
You must be signed up to the platform to access the game.
There are no new injury worries for Spurs, and they may even have Destiny Udogie back for the next game, too.
Postecoglou told SpursPlay after the win over the K-League XI that Udogie is set to be back in the “next few days.”
Richarlison is still a doubt, but the fact he was taken on the tour at all suggests he could be fit enough to get at least some minutes under his belt.
Fraser Forster is the only player definitely unavailable through injury.
Meanwhile, it remains to be seen whether Emerson Royal will have played his last game for Spurs. The Brazilian is thought to be one step away from a move to AC Milan, but he did play against the K-League XI on Wednesday.
The big news for Bayern is that Harry Kane will not feature against his former club. Manager Vincent Kompany confirmed (via ESPN) that Kane, Alphonso Davies, Dayot Upamecano, and Kingsley Coman “won’t be there.”
In addition, new signing Hiroki Ito is out with a metatarsal injury, youngster Arijon Ibrahimović is out with a muscle issue, and goalkeeper Daniel Peretz is also struggling with a tendon injury.
This is a massive step up from the teams we’ve been playing so far this summer, and will be a real test of how far the side have come since the end of last season. We’re in good form, though, and Bayern might have some teething issues with a new manager. I’ll go for a 2-2 draw.
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