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Brentford vs Tottenham: TV channel, live stream and kick-off time

Brentford vs Tottenham: TV channel, live stream and kick-off time

Tottenham Hotspur begin their 2026/27 Premier League campaign away to Brentford on Saturday, with Roberto De Zerbi preparing for his first full season in charge in north London.

Spurs travel to the Gtech Community Stadium on Saturday 22 August, with the game kicking off at 5.30pm BST.

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The fixture has been selected for live television coverage in the United Kingdom, giving supporters the chance to watch Tottenham’s opening league game of the season from home.

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How to watch Brentford vs Tottenham on TV

Brentford vs Tottenham will be shown live on Sky Sports Premier League and Sky Sports Main Event in the UK.

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Sky Sports’ official television schedule lists the Premier League fixture on both channels, while Tottenham confirmed when the fixtures were released that their opening game had been selected for Sky Sports coverage.

Supporters with the appropriate Sky Sports subscription can also watch through Sky’s digital services, while the game can be streamed with a NOW Sports Membership.

Brentford vs Tottenham details

  • Competition: Premier League
  • Date: Saturday 22 August 2026
  • Kick-off: 5.30pm BST
  • Venue: Gtech Community Stadium
  • TV channel: Sky Sports Premier League and Sky Sports Main Event
  • Streaming: Sky Sports / NOW

Tottenham will arrive in west London with several selection decisions still to be made.

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De Zerbi was handed some encouragement this week after Spurs received a triple injury boost before the Brentford game, although the head coach still has a number of fitness concerns to manage.

Brentford have also enjoyed an eye-catching end to pre-season. Keith Andrews’ side beat Eintracht Frankfurt 7-0 in their final friendly and will now begin their second campaign under the head coach.

For Spurs, Saturday represents the first competitive opportunity to see how De Zerbi’s reshaped squad handles Premier League opposition after a major summer of change.

Their attacking availability has been particularly important heading into the opening weekend, with our analysis of Tottenham’s concerning 39.6 per cent attacking statistic highlighting why further reinforcement remains on the agenda.

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The Brentford fixture begins a league schedule that sees Tottenham host Newcastle United in their first home game one week later.

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