The race for the fourth and final Champions League place continues with a London derby on Monday morning. David Moyes’ West Ham travel to Antonio Conte’s Spurs in what is sure to be a fiery encounter. Find out how to watch the EPL game live or later on demand in Australia here.
What time is Tottenham vs West Ham United?
If you want to watch Tottenham Hotspur play West Ham United in the EPL, you’ll need to tune in from 1.00am on March 21st via the following sports streaming providers. All the information you need for how to watch the EPL is provided below.
| Game | Venue | Date/Time | Channel |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tottenham vs West Ham | Tottenham Hotspur Stadium | LIVE: Monday, 21st March 1.00 am | Optus Sport |
How to watch Tottenham vs West Ham Utd live
Optus Sport has exclusive rights to the EPL. This means that to watch Spurs vs West Ham live or later on demand, you will need to check out Optus Sport.
You can even watch this on Optus Sport for no additional cost if you have an eligible phone or internet plan if you are an existing Optus customer. The majority of post-paid Optus plans offer free access, but you will need to check with the provider first.
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Only $6.99 per month for eligible Optus customersTottenham Hotspur vs West Ham United preview
There is no doubting that the surprise package in the Premier League this season has been West Ham. Davis Moyes seems to have unified the team and the fans by banging on the door for a Champions League place, but there is still a lot of football to be played before the dream becomes reality.
Tottenham, on the other hand, have underachieved this season, and even the signing of the serial winner, Antonio Conte, as coach hasn’t seen them kick on as far as many thought they would. Both of these teams score goals and love to attack, which should make for a mesmerising game.
