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Chelsea Fans Eye Monaco Clash as Champions League Action Continues – How to Watch

Chelsea may not be on the pitch tonight, but all eyes across Europe turn to the Stade Louis II as Monaco host Tottenham in what promises to be another intriguing night of Champions League football. The fixture carries significant implications for both clubs’ campaigns, with Spurs looking to preserve their unbeaten start to the competition and Monaco aiming to upset one of England’s high-flying sides.

Spurs Seek Progress in Champions League Group

Tottenham have started their return to Europe’s top competition in encouraging fashion. A composed victory over Villarreal was followed by a resilient draw away at Bodo/Glimt, leaving them well-placed in the group ahead of this encounter in Monte Carlo.

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Injuries, however, have disrupted Thomas Frank’s preparations. Captain Cristian Romero and full-back Destiny Udogie remain sidelined, while Kevin Danso is expected to partner Micky van de Ven at the heart of defence. Djed Spence will continue on the right, while Ben Davies and Radu Dragusin are also unavailable. With summer signing Kota Takai ineligible, 16-year-old academy prospect Jun’ai Byfield may feature among the substitutes.

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Monaco Look to Continue Strong Record

Monaco have won their last two meetings with Spurs, and memories of their thrilling clashes a decade ago still linger. Back in 2015, Spurs secured a 4-1 win at home featuring an Erik Lamela hat-trick, while a teenage Kylian Mbappe made one of his early European appearances from the bench.

How to Watch Monaco vs Tottenham

TV channel: In the UK, TNT Sports 3 will broadcast the match live, with coverage beginning at 7pm BST ahead of the 8pm kick-off.

Live stream: Subscribers can also watch via the Discovery+ app and website, ensuring fans have full access to every moment of Champions League action from Monaco’s iconic Stade Louis II.

Chelsea supporters will no doubt keep an eye on proceedings, with Spurs’ European form offering a glimpse into the evolving landscape of English clubs on the continental stage.