Tottenham v Wolves: when is kick off and how to watch Premier League clash on TV

Tottenham host Wolverhampton Wanderers in the first Premier League game of the weekend, with the home side looking to keep their unbeaten run going after salvaging a last minute draw against bitter rivals Chelsea.

Meanwhile, their opponents Wolves are yet to taste victory this season, and played out a 0-0 draw at home to newly promoted Fulham at Molineux, with ‘keeper Jose Sa the hero keeping out an Aleksandr Mitrovic penalty.

It’s set to be a tightly contested game at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, with Wolves capable of causing what many would consider to be an upset.

With the game set to kick off the Premier League fixtures this weekend, it’s being broadcasted on TV, here’s how to watch.

When is Spurs v Wolves?

Spurs are set to host the Midlands club at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Saturday, 20 August, with kick-off at 12:30pm on BT Sport.

Last season, two first half goals from Raul Jimenez and Leander Dendoncker saw Wolves leave North London with all three points.

How to sign up to BT Sport

You can choose many different ways to sign up for BT Sport.

One way is to get the biggest bundle available. This one costs £41 a month, and includes a NOW TV membership, all of BT Sport Connected by EE and BoxNation on TV and on app. This is called the ‘big sport’ package.

Another package would be the ‘just sport’ which includes All BT Sport channels plus BoxNation, Includes the BT Sport app (instant access), Recordable TV box for £16 a month.

If you are an existing Sky customer and want to add BT Sport to your channels, you can pay £21 a month. This is for Sky customers who want to add the BT Sport channels to their Sky TV. You will also get instant access with the BT Sport app.

You can also go for the simple monthly subscription. This costs £25 and the Monthly Pass lets you watch all of BT Sport Connected by EE via the BT Sport Connected by EE app or via the online player.

What is the expectation for Tottenham this season?

Before Antonio Conte arrived, the absolute best fans could hope for was Champions League football.

Now he has arrived, and been heavily backed by the Tottenham hierarchy, Champions League seems to be pretty much already nailed on.

It would be in the FA Cup and Carabao Cup that fans could hope for a trophy, as a Premier League trophy seems to be just a step too far.

It’s now been 14 years since Spurs last won a trophy, with their fans the subject of a lot of online torment due to that stat.

With very good squad depth now, there’s no reason why Conte can’t break this long trophy drought and deliver Spurs’ first trophy in almost a decade and a half.

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