Alex MacQuoid
Tottenham vs Manchester City closes the weekend with real stakes on both ends of the table. It’s Premier League Round 24, with City sitting 2nd on 46 points and chasing the title pace, while Spurs are 14th on 28 points and need points to climb away from the mid-table traffic. This is also a rematch of Tottenham’s 2-0 win at the Etihad back in August 2025, a result City will want to erase quickly. Expect intensity from the first whistle at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Match Preview
Manchester City arrive in London as clear contenders, sitting 2nd with 46 points from 23 games. Tottenham are 14th on 28 points from 23, making this a classic clash between a title-chaser and a side trying to build momentum and stability. Spurs already proved they can hurt City this season, winning 2-0 away in August 2025 thanks to goals from Brennan Johnson and Joao Palhinha.
The broader head-to-head leans City’s way (Tottenham 13 wins, City 20, with 4 draws), but Spurs’ recent ability to disrupt them adds edge to this fixture. Tottenham’s latest run has been mixed: a 2-0 win vs Eintracht Frankfurt, a 2-2 draw vs Burnley, a 2-0 win vs Borussia Dortmund, then losses to West Ham (1-2) and Aston Villa (1-2). Injury-wise, Spurs will miss Dejan Kulusevski (knee, late Feb) and Ben Davies (ankle, mid-April).
City also come in with confidence after a 2-0 Champions League win vs Galatasaray, with Erling Haaland and Rayan Cherki on the scoresheet. The tactical focus is clear: City will try to control the game and limit Tottenham’s threats, especially Brennan Johnson, while Spurs will look to strike with pace and make Dominic Solanke’s sharpness count in key moments.
Where to watch on TV & Live Stream
Kick-off is at 17:30 CET on Sunday, February 1, 2026 at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium (London). In the UK, Sky Sports will show the match, with streaming on Sky Go and NOW TV. In the USA, coverage is on ESPN/ESPN+. Fans in Germany can watch on Sky Deutschland and stream via WOW.
| Region/Country | Kick-off Time (Local) |
| United Kingdom | 16:30 GMT |
| USA (ET) | 11:30 ET |
| USA (PT) | 08:30 PT |
| Australia (Sydney) | 03:30 AEDT (Feb 2) |
| Japan | 01:30 JST (Feb 2) |
| India | 22:00 IST |
How to watch Tottenham vs Manchester City online
Streaming is the simplest way to follow Tottenham vs Manchester City live, with most rights holders offering official apps and browser players. In the UK, stream on Sky Go (for Sky customers) or buy access through NOW TV, listed at roughly £25–£35/month depending on the pass. In the USA, NBC carries the match. Geo-restrictions apply across platforms, so you must be located in the correct country (or have the correct account access) to watch without errors.
Canada viewers can stream via DAZN. Australia viewers can stream via Stan Sport. If you’re watching on mobile, smart TV, or console, use the broadcaster’s official app to avoid low-quality re-streams and delays.
| Country | Official Broadcaster/Stream |
| United Kingdom | Sky Sports (TV), Sky Go / NOW TV (streaming) |
| USA | NBCSN, Peacock |
| Canada | DAZN Canada |
| Australia | Stan Sport |
| China | QQ Sports Live, Migu |
| Germany | Sky Deutschland (TV), WOW (streaming) |
| Denmark | Viaplay |
| Spain | DAZN |
| Portugal | DAZN |
| France | Canal+ |
| Poland | Canal+ Poland |
| Ukraine | Setanta Sports |
| Japan | U-NEXT |
| Africa / MENA | SuperSport / beIN Sports |
| Latin America | ESPN |
Spotlight Countries
- United Kingdom: Watch live on Sky Sports. Stream it on Sky Go or get access via NOW TV (listed around £25–£35/month depending on the pass).
- USA: Peacock is the key streaming option. NBC also carries coverage on TV depending on the schedule.
- Canada: DAZN Canada is the official home for streaming. Use the DAZN app on mobile, smart TVs, and web browsers.
- Australia: Stream Tottenham vs Man City on Stan Sport. Kick-off is in the early hours in Sydney, so on-demand replays matter.
- Germany: Watch on Sky Deutschland or stream through WOW. Both options provide full-match coverage without relying on unofficial feeds.
How to watch anywhere with VPN
A VPN can help you access your usual streaming services when you’re traveling, since most official platforms use geo-blocking. The goal is to connect through a server location that matches the country where your subscription works, then use the same login you normally use. You still need a valid subscription to the service you’re trying to watch.
How to do it:
- 1) Install a reputable VPN on your device (desktop, iOS, Android, Smart TV).
- 2) Connect to a server in the country you need (example: UK for Sky Go/NOW TV).
- 3) Open the streaming app or website, sign in, and start the live stream.
If the stream doesn’t load, refresh the app, clear cookies, or switch servers in the same country.
How to watch at Sportsbooks
Some sportsbooks offer live streams for Premier League matches, including services like Bet365, Unibet, and William Hill. Access usually depends on your location and whether your account is eligible. Most operators require you to have a funded account to unlock the video player.
How it usually works:
- Register for an account with the sportsbook.
- Make a deposit (or keep a positive balance, depending on the operator’s rules).
- Find Tottenham vs Manchester City in the live section.
- Tap the live-stream or “Play” icon to start watching.
Sportsbook streams can be convenient, but they may have limited resolution compared to broadcaster apps.
Tottenham already landed a punch in this matchup earlier in the season. City arrive with title pressure and Champions League momentum. Set your reminders for 17:30 CET, check your local listings, and don’t miss one of Round 24’s biggest fixtures.