Spurs host Ajax in the first leg of their maiden Champions League semi-final.
Tottenham Hotspur are gearing up for arguably the biggest game in their recent history tonight, a Champions League semi-final first leg against Ajax.
After dramatically eliminating Manchester City in the quarters, Spurs face the Eredivisie leaders who, themselves, have already knocked out both Cristiano Ronaldo ’s Ajax and European giants and reigning champions Real Madrid .
After a first loss at the new Tottenham Hotspur Stadium to West Ham at the weekend, Spurs are still not guaranteed a place in the Premier League’s top four, sitting four points clear of Arsenal in 5th with two games still to play.
And here’s how you can watch their bid to return to winning ways against four-time winners Ajax, for a place in the Champions League Final in Madrid.
How can I watch it on TV?
The match will be broadcast live on BT Sport 2, with coverage from 7:00pm BST.
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The game is shown on BT TV channel 409 or in HD on 431.
You can also experience proceedings in 4K Ultra High Definition, on BT TV channel 433.
The channel is number 528 for Virgin Media customers.
And Sky subscribers can find it on channel 414 or in HD on 868.
How can I stream Tottenham vs Ajax?
BT Sport subscribers can live stream the first leg online on btsport.com or alternatively on the BT Sport app on tablet or mobile devices.
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Can I watch it for free?
An EE phone plan will allow customers to catch all the action for FREE by signing up for a three-month trial.
You can text SPORT to 150 and follow the instructions, with the trail allowing you to watch all of the BT Sport channels via their app.
Casting to your television is also included, and the trial can be cancelled at any time by texting STOP SPORT to 150.
At the end of the trial, the services will cost £5 per month for the app and £10 per month for casting.
You can also follow the latest action via Mirror Football’s live blog.
