Tottenham and Dnipro are playing live on Thursday in the Europa League tournament and the match is streaming for the Spurs from Fox Soccer 2Go and will be live from White Hart Lane starting up at 3:05 pm ET and comes as the Hotspurs lost to Norwich City and pulled a 1-0 loss against Dnipro on the road last week.
Tottenham comes into the match at home at White Hart Lane looking to get back on track and they have Jermain Defoe leading the way in the competition in scoring and this will be his last go with the Spurs, as he is set to move to the MLS with Toronto and that makes for a rough farewell for some. Manager Tim Sherwood had nothing but praise for the star and he has scored over 140 goals during his time with the Spurs over the years. Defoe won't be able to get another cap at the Lane, as he has a hamstring injury and he will be on the minds of all on Thursday and Sherwood had nothing but positive things to say.
Emmanuel Adebayor and Roberto Soldado will have to pick things up and this comes after the team did not get a score in the last match on the first leg and now they are hoping the second leg match will be more fruitful and comes as Soldado has scored just once over the past 11 games. The Spurs are looking to get back on track overall and it comes as they lost to Norwich last time out in the Premier League and they are looking to continue moving up, as they are six points back against Liverpool in fourth place and they are looking to move up from fifth position on the table.
The Europa League can get tough for Premier League teams at this time of year and it's no different for Tottenham and other clubs are also playing, as Chelsea, Arsenal and Manchester United along with Man City are all playing in the Champions League and the first leg of the round of 16 finished up this past week and will continue in March. Tottenham has some tough games coming up and they welcome a number of teams to White Hart Lane, including four of the next five matches at home.
The team plays Cardiff City next at White Hart Lane before a trip to Stamford Bridge to play against Chelsea and that comes before a huge matchup with Arsenal at home. The games at White Hart Lane and the matchup with the Blues will likely decide if the Spurs have any chance of getting into the top four and down the line they also play a huge match with Liverpool and that will be at the Anfield and will have Premier League ramifications in the standings. Tottenham is down on the table for now, with Chelsea leading over Arsenal by a point and the Gunners are in second over Manchester City and Liverpool while the Spurs are in fifth and looking to continue getting closer to the Reds.
