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The Champions League returns to action this Wednesday on Who's Playing Sporting CP @ Tottenham Hotspur Paramount+ is the only place to watch every minute of every UCL match this season in addition to Serie A, NWSL, Europa League and more. Sign up now with code UEFA22 for one month free for new users and don't miss any of the action. A subscription not only gives you access to all the soccer you could want but also the NFL on CBS, and countless movies, shows and original content. What to Know Tottenham Hotspur and Sporting CP will face off at 3 p.m. ET Wednesday, Oct. 26 at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Matchday 5 of the Champions League group stage. Tottenham collected three points with a 3-2 win over Eintracht Frankfurt in their previous leg. Less fortunate on Matchday 4, Sporting CP lost 2-0 to Olympique Marseille two weeks ago. Right now, Spurs (seven points) lead Group D, while Sporting CP (six points) is in third place in the group. Recall that only the top two teams in the group will advance to the knockout phase. A win for Tottenham would keep them securely in first. A win for Sporting CP would guarantee them at least second place (depending on tie-breaking rules with Olympique Marseille should they also win).

But the celebrations were halted as the referee consulted the video assistant referee and, after a lengthy wait, the goal was ruled out for offside. A furious Conte was sent off as he reacted. Instead of winning 2-1, Spurs drew 1-1. "This decision creates a big damage. I hope the club understands this. The club has to be strong," he said. It could be a huge moment in Tottenham's Champions League campaign - they must go to Marseille next week and avoid defeat if they are to progress. Conte is expected to serve a touchline ban for Tuesday's fixture at Stade Velodrome. He would not be allowed to contact his players before or during the game and would have to sit in the stand. 'A few of us haven't a clue what happened' Harry Kane thought he had scored a dramatic late winner for Tottenham before VAR intervened The moment of controversy came in the 95th minute as Kane prodded home after Emerson Royal had headed the ball into his path, via a deflection off a defender. However, VAR determined that Kane was in an offside position when the ball was played to him and, despite the protestations from several Spurs players, on-field referee Danny Makkelie would not be dissuaded from standing by that decision. "I think you can see from the celebrations we thought we won it. I don't really know what happened at the end," Tottenham defender Matt Doherty to BT Sport. "I thought because it went backwards and hit a defender it was a different phase of play. I'll have to look at the rule book....

Hello and welcome to live coverage of Tottenham's Champions League showdown against Sporting CP. Following back-to-back defeats in the Premier League, Top of Group D with two games remaining, the Lilywhites will secure their place in the knockout phase of the competition if they beat their Portuguese opponents. However, it won't be straightforward at all with Sporting winning the first game between the sides and also due to the fact that Ruben Amorim's team are also also in a good position to progress to the next stage of the competition. Tottenham correspondent Rob Guest is covering the match with all the build-up and the action as it happens on the pitch from inside the stadium and reaction from the supporters and media. Scroll down for all of our latest updates from Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Rob Guest's thoughts on the first half Not a good first 45 minutes at all from Tottenham here in N17, with Sporting leading courtesy of Marcus Edwards' opener. Spurs didn't start too badly but once again they failed to create anything of the note in the final third, which has unfortunately continued all the way through to the half-time whistle. Heads went down after the opener, as was the case against Newcastle United on Sunday, and there is a notable lack of energy and ideas on show from the Tottenham XI. Conte needs to deliver some big words at the break or else their Champions League aspirations will be going down to the final group game next week. There needs to be a major impr...

Tottenham must wait to confirm their position in the knockout round of the Champions League after a late goal from Kane was disallowed through VAR. Despite being on the receiving end of a late onslaught, it was Sporting who took the lead. Edwards, formerly of Tottenham, dribbled the ball from the halfway line to the edge of the box before firing it into the bottom corner. Conte’s side created an xG of just 0.09 in the first half but were much better in the second. Adan denied Dier’s spinning volley and Son on two occasions before the visitors had an opportunity to double their advantage. Substitute Issahaku had a one-on-one chance with Lloris but was denied by the Frenchman before missing the target from close range. The Portuguese outfit were punished for squandering the opportunity, with Bentancur equalising after connecting with Perisic's corner. The comeback looked to have been complete when Kane converted Emerson’s knockdown in the final minute of added time, but VAR intervened. After an agonising three-minute wait, the goal was ruled out, with the striker in an offside position. 90' + 5' GOAL?! KANE LOOKS TO HAVE WON IT! BUT VAR IS HAVING A LOOK! Kane finds the net in the final few seconds. On the left, Perisic moves the ball onto his right foot before curling the ball into the box. Emerson keeps the opportunity alive with Kane poking the ball into the net. There is a VAR check going on. Kane may have been in an offside position. 90' + 2' Another opportunity for Tott...

Group D is one of the most tightly contested groups in the 2022-23 UEFA Champions League table and on Wednesday two teams with hopes of advancing to the knockout stages will go head-to-head when Tottenham takes on Sporting CP on Kickoff from Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London is set for 3 p.m. ET. The latest Tottenham vs. Sporting CP odds from Caesars Sportsbook list Tottenham as the -210 favorites (risk $210 to win $100) on the 90-minute money line, with Sporting CP as the +525 underdogs. A draw is priced at +340, and the over/under for goals is set at 2.5. Wednesday's match will be How to watch Tottenham vs. Sporting CP • Tottenham vs. Sporting CP date: Wednesday, Oct. 26 • Tottenham vs. Sporting CP time: 3 p.m. ET • Tottenham vs. Sporting CP live stream: UEFA Champions League picks for Sporting CP vs. Tottenham Before you tune in to Wednesday's match, you need to For Tottenham vs. Sporting CP, Sutton is backing under 2.5 goals for a +120 payout. In the reverse fixture, the two teams played to a 0-0 draw for the first 89 minutes of action before Paulinho's 90th-minute goal broke the tie. Arthur would add another goal to clinch the victory three minutes later, but the contest had an expected goals output of just 1.9. Tottenham has now had three of the four games they've played in the UCL go under 2.5 goals and their form looks shaky at best coming off back-to-back losses in the Premier League. Meanwhile, Sporting CP has lost their last two Champions League matches since ...