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Tottenham Star Confirms Birth of Twins Ahead of FC Copenhagen Clash
Tottenham faces pressure to improve after a record-low expected goals performance while Copenhagen seeks first points in the group stage, UEFA officials said.
- On Tuesday, Tottenham Hotspur host Copenhagen at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium with an 8pm GMT kick-off today, Tuesday, November 4, 2025, marking the clubs' first competitive meeting.
- On form, both sides face pressure for different reasons as Copenhagen are winless after three games conceding two goals per match, while Tottenham's 1-0 loss to Chelsea produced a record-low xG and boos.
- Tottenham's injury picture improved as Cristian Romero and Destiny Udogie returned off the bench, while Lucas Bergvall's concussion rules him out, giving Xavi Simons another opportunity; Copenhagen await Marcos Lopez's fitness.
- Wilson Odobert and Brennan Johnson will battle for the left-wing spot while Richarlison could lead the attack with Mathys Tel ineligible, and Cristian Romero's return steadies Tottenham's defense but the attack must improve.
- UK coverage runs on TNT Sports 1 with streaming via Discovery+ app and website, and Standard Sport live blog with Matt Verri provides updates; Thomas Frank, Tottenham manager, warned more dropped points could end Spurs' top-eight hopes.
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J. Palhinha (4 - 0) Assist: C. Romero M. van de Ven (3 - 0) W. Odobert (2 - 0) Assist: R. Kolo Muani B. Johnson (1 - 0) Assist: X. Simons
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