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Defending champions Tottenham Hotspur begin the defence of their Carling Cup when they visit St.James Park to take on a terribly out of form Newcastle side. Watch Newcastle United vs Tottenham Hotspur on the Live Sports Network, a company that has years of experience in the online football streaming field. Membership costs only £9.99 a year, and allows you to watch all major football games from across the world.

 

 

Darren Bent’s goal saved Tottenham the blushes in the UEFA Cup against Wisla Krakow, but Juande Ramos’side have struggled in the Premiership so far. Losses to Aston Villa, Sunderland and Middlesbrough, three sides you’d normally expect a team competing for the Champions League to beat, have seen them drop to the bottom of the table. For all their talent, Spurs are struggling to get their act together. Another worrying factor for Ramos would be Spurs’ past record against the Geordies- they have lost their five games to Newcastle. Spurs have won the League Cup four times, the last being in 2008 when they beat Chelsea.

Newcastle United are in all kinds of problems currently. Kevin Keegan has left the club, the fans are disgruntled with Mike Ashley, who has put the club up for sale. Eight managers have reportedly rejected the opportunity to step into Keegan’s shoes. Newcastle were listless at Upton Park, falling 3-0 behind to West Ham before Michael Owen grabbed a consolation goal for them. Alan Smith and Jonas Gutierrez are injured, while Danny Guthrie is suspended for his horrific challenge on Wigan’s Craig Fagan. Newcastle needed extra time to beat Coventry City in the previous round, a game in which Sky Blues skipper Scott Dann scored for both teams.

 

 

Can Tottenham break their Newcastle jinx and avoid being knocked out ? Newcastle desperately need a result from somewhere, and it is essential that they stay in the domestic cups. Sign up with the Live Sport Network to watch this exciting game, plus all other Carling Cup ties.