Is any fanbase on the planet quite as pleased that it's an international break as Spurs supporters? Tottenham Hotspur will spend the next three weeks rooted to the bottom of the Premier League table, having accumulated just two points from their opening five games.
Roberto De Zerbi's team will next be in action on 10 October, with the next fortnight and a bit offering some much needed respite for a fan base in a constant state of misery. However, unfortunately for Tottenham fans, there are still 33 more games to play this season.
On Monday afternoon, the Premier League confirmed the dates and kick off times for all fixtures coming up in November. So, find out when Spurs will be in action and mark your calendars, either to watch the matches, or indeed to avoid them!
Firstly, Spurs will travel to Elland Road on Saturday 7 November. This clash with Leeds United has been brought forward to kick off at 12:30pm, live on TNT Sports. Tottenham have won each of their last three clashes with Leeds in West Yorkshire, never before claiming four successive victories at Elland Road.
This is followed by the November international break, after which De Zerbi's side will welcome Ipswich Town to North London. This has remained a 3pm kick off on Saturday 21 November, thereby not broadcast on UK TV.
Lastly, Tottenham will travel to the Stadium of Light on Sunday 29 November. The Lilywhites have not lost back-to-back visits to Wearside since 1976, something they'll be desperate to avoid. This match has been pushed back due to Sunderland's involvement in the UEFA Europa League, hosting Jagiellonia Białystok the Thursday before, and has been given the unusual kick off time of 2:05pm, live on Sky Sports.
With no European action and having been eliminated from the EFL Cup, Tottenham will only play Premier League matches until January. Their matches in October and November are now all set in stone.
Tottenham's October and November Premier League fixtures
- Saturday 10 October: Manchester United (A). Kick off 5:30pm (Sky Sports).
- Monday 19 October: Coventry City (H). Kick off 8pm (Sky Sports).
- Saturday 24 October: Chelsea (A). Kick off 5:30pm (Sky Sports).
- Saturday 31 October: Crystal Palace (H). Kick off 5:30pm (Sky Sports).
- Saturday 7 November: Leeds United (A). Kick off 12:30pm (TNT Sports).
- Saturday 21 November: Ipswich Town (H). Kick off 3pm (Not on UK TV).
- Sunday 29 November: Sunderland (A). Kick off 2:05pm (Sky Sports).
- Note: All dates, kick off times and TV listings are UK specific.
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