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Tottenham have endured a difficult start to the season, recording three draws and three losses in their last six matches across all competitions. Their recent league form shows they have struggled to find a breakthrough, including goalless draws against Nottingham Forest and Everton, followed by a hard-fought point in a 1:1 draw at Manchester United. Conversely, Coventry have found their rhythm recently, bouncing back from four consecutive defeats earlier in the autumn. They have secured wins in their last two league appearances, notably defeating Nottingham Forest and putting four goals past Newcastle in a 4:1 victory. This turnaround marks a significant shift in their fortunes compared to their earlier struggles.
R. Bentancur is reported suspended for Tottenham.
Tottenham have M. Mudryk, W. Odobert, and X. Simons ruled out, with D. Kulusevski and P. Porro in doubt.
Coventry have A. Amenda, H. Wright, J. Eccles, and L. Woolfenden ruled out.
Coventry enter the match on a winning streak of two games, while Tottenham are without a win in their six listed matches.
Coventry enter this fixture with confidence after consecutive league victories, while Tottenham remain winless and are dealing with a significant number of absences. Given the current form of both sides, the visitors appear to have the momentum, though Tottenham will look to leverage home advantage to secure their first victory. It is a match where the recent upturn in performance for Coventry may prove decisive against a host side facing selection challenges.
We hold no records of previous meetings between Tottenham and Coventry for this competition.