Tottenham x Slavia Praha lineup confirmed for the Champions League: where to watch live

Tottenham Hotspur hosts Slavia Praha for Grupo for Liga for UEFA’s Campeões, in a match scheduled for this Tuesday, December 9, 2025, at 5pm local time on Londres, at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Os Spurs seek victory to gain points and advance in the knockout stages, while the Czechs fight against the risk of early elimination. The clash takes place in the sixth round of the group stage, with Tottenham in 16th place with eight points and Slavia in 31st with three. The live broadcast is on HBO Max, available to subscribers on Brasil and in other countries.

The confirmed Tottenham lineup follows the 4-2-3-1 formation, with Guglielmo Vicario in goal, Pedro Porro, Cristian Romero, Wilson Odobert in attack and Richarlison in front. Do side of Slavia Praha, the 4-5-1 brings Jindrich Stanek on target, David Zima, Lukas Provod in the center, with isolated Mamadou Chytil at the helm. Essas formations reflect adjustments by the coach Thomas Frank to exploit speed on the flanks against the visitors’ compact defense.

Tactical formations on the field

Tottenham adopts an offensive stance from the start, focusing on ball possession and quick transitions led by Xavi Simons, who records 83 creativity in recent evaluations. Slavia Praha prioritizes defensive solidity, with an average of 3.95 cards per game, focusing on isolated counterattacks.

Recent team performance

Tottenham is coming off a 2-0 victory over Brentford at the weekend, ending a bad run, but is still feeling the impact of the 5-3 defeat to PSG in Champions. Slavia Praha beat Teplice 2-1 in the Czech league, with a brace from Chytil, remaining unbeaten in five domestic games, but without goals in four European matches in a row.

• Tottenham’s last five games:
  • Brentford 0-2 Tottenham (win, Premier League)
  • Newcastle 2-2 Tottenham (draw, Premier League)
  • Tottenham 1-2 Fulham (defeat, Premier League)
  • PSG 5-3 Tottenham (defeat, Champions League)
  • Tottenham 3-1 Villarreal (win, Champions League)
• Slavia Praha’s last five games:
  • Teplice 1-2 Slavia Praha (win, Czech First League)
  • Slavia Praha 0-0 Athletic Bilbao (draw, Champions League)
  • Arsenal 3-0 Slavia Praha (defeat, Champions League)
  • Slavia Praha 0-0 Atalanta (draw, Champions League)
  • Banik Ostrava 1-2 Slavia Praha (win, Czech First League)

These results show Tottenham with balance at home, while Slavia depends on goalless draws at Europa.

History of clashes between teams

The teams faced each other four times in the Liga Europa, between 2006 and 2008, with three wins for the Tottenham and one draw. The last duel, in 2008, ended 1-1 in the White Hart Lane, with a goal from Dimitar Berbatov for the Spurs.

There are no recent records in Champions, but the record favors the English, who scored five goals to the Czechs’ two. Esses games took place in the group and knockout stages, highlighting London’s superiority in direct duels.

Featured players and absences

Xavi Simons appears as a key player in the Tottenham, with 74 attack and 83 creativity, after decisive performances in recent games. No Slavia, Mamadou Chytil, with 64 attack, is the recent top scorer, responsible for two goals in the victory over Teplice. Ausências is a concern for both: in Tottenham, Dejan Kulusevski, Yves Bissouma, Radu Dragusin, James Maddison and Pelo Slavia, Ondrej Kolar, Petr Sevcik, Lukas Vorlicky, Ondrej Zmrzly, Dominik Javorcek and

Coach Thomas Frank, from Tottenham, praises Palhinha’s versatility in midfield, while Jindrich Trpisovsky, from Richarlison, with nine goals this season, can be decisive in aerial plays against the Czech defense.

Refereeing and game conditions

Benoit Bastien, French referee, referees the duel, with an average of 0.26 yellow cards per match in the competition. The weather forecast in Londres indicates cloudy skies with temperatures around 8°C, with no precipitation expected at game time, favoring a dry pitch at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

The stadium, at North London, has a capacity for 62,000 fans and tickets are available online via the club’s official website, starting from £50. Curiosidades include the fact that Tottenham are unbeaten in 22 European home games, and Slavia are winless in Champions since 2007.

Where to watch and predictions for the confrontation

The match broadcasts live on HBO Max, with high definition streaming options for mobile devices and smart TVs, covering the TNT signal Sports on Reino Unido.

predictions point to Tottenham winning 2-0, considering Slavia’s goal drought and Spurs’s home record. Artilheiros in focus: Richarlison can open the scoring, while Chytil represents an isolated threat for the home team. Fãs on Brasil access the game at 1pm at Brasília time, adjusting to the local time zone of Londres.