Fri 28 March 2025, 18:00
Tottenham HotspurIt's derby day at Hotspur Way again this Saturday as we take on West Ham United in the Under-18 Premier League (kick-off 11am UK) - and you can watch it LIVE on SPURSPLAY.
It's a huge game for Stuart Lewis' side, who take on the 11th-placed Hammers knowing a win will help them keep pace with league leaders Crystal Palace.
Your guide on how to follow all of the action can be found below...
Coverage Details
This game is LIVE on SPURSPLAY. You'll be able to tune in from just before 11am for team news before the action unfolds.
During the game, we'll keep you up to date on all the action in the Official Spurs App and via our Academy social channels on X and Instagram.
A full match report will be available after the final whistle.
Video highlights, including the full 90-minute replay, will also be available online from Saturday evening.
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Luca Williams-Barnett opened the scoring from the halfway line in the reverse fixture
The Opposition
The Hammers currently find themselves sat in a false position in the Under-18 Premier League table, seemingly languishing in 11th, but with two games in hand on the three sides directly above them.
They emerged victorious in our meeting earlier this season, their first league win at the sixth attempt, and now boast a rather solid playing record as of late, the highlight of which was a 4-1 victory over Reading.
Their last win though came just over a month ago away at title-chasing Fulham, edging a narrow encounter 1-0 at Motspur Park.
Earlier this month, they sealed a spot in the Premier League Cup Final after dispatching Derby County 3-1 at Moor Farm - a run which saw them knock out Manchester United in the quarter-finals, and they come into this fixture having lost just two of their last seven in all competitions.
Stats
Played: 23 | Won: 8 | Drawn: 7 | Lost: 8
Goals For: 45 | Goals Against: 48
Overall Goal Difference: -3
Points: 18 (League only)
League Position: 11th.
Top Scorer: Sowunmi (14)
The Hammers have won on their last two trips to Hotspur Way.
There have been 36 goals in the last six meetings between these teams, an average of six goals per game.
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