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How to stream Tottenham Hotspur vs. Middlesbrough in the FA Cup Third Round Replay

Tottenham Hotspur dueled Middlesbrough to a draw in the FA Cup Third Round. They meet to decide things on Tuesday in London.

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Posted on Jan 14, 2020   Updated on May 19, 2021, 5:54 pm CDT

In its first FA Cup test of 2020, Tottenham Hotspur journeyed to Middlesbrough’s Riverside Stadium for its FA Cup Third Round match. Though Lucas Moura managed to get in an equalizer, Spurs could do no more, settling for the 1-1 draw and the replay that takes place on Tuesday. Though it’ll be in the friendlier confines of Spurs’ London home, they’ll have to face Middlesborough without an injured Harry Kane.

Here’s everything you need to know to live stream Tottenham Hotspur vs. Middlesbrough.

Tottenham Hotspur vs. Middlesbrough

  • When: 3:05pm ET, Tuesday, Jan. 14
  • Where: Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London, England
  • Streaming: ESPN+

Tottenham Hotspur vs. Middlesbrough live stream: How to watch FA Cup matches

The match is on ESPN+, providing an easy way to stream FA Cup matches.

1) ESPN+

FA Cup Third Round Replay

  • Cost: $4.99 per month or $49.99 for 12 months (after 7-day free trial)
  • Devices: Chromecast, Amazon Fire Stick and Fire TV, Apple TV, Android TV, Roku players and TV, Oculus Go, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Samsung smart TVs, and iOS and Android devices

ESPN+ is a subscription service that extends ESPN’s existing website and app, and it’s essential for soccer fans in particular, carrying Serie A+, MLS, USL, and FA Cup matches. It encompasses other sporting events as well, including 20 exclusive UFC Fight Night events per year, 180 NHL games, at least one MLB game a day for every day of the season, and a cornucopia of college sports.

ESPN+ also features the network’s sports talk programming, and it features original series starting with the entire 30 for 30 catalog ESPN made its name on. It also unlocks more content and fewer ads on the ESPN site.

TRY ESPN+

Tottenham Hotspur vs. Middlesbrough: What to watch for

Tottenham became the latest team to fall to Liverpool. On Sunday, Spurs only let in a Roberto Firmino goal, but couldn’t do much on offense in return. Liverpool led possession by a 2-1 margin, and Spurs only managed four shots on goal. Though Middlesbrough will be easier to contend with than the probable title winners, Tottenham still has to do it without Kane. In a Guardian article on Monday, manager Jose Mourinho raised the grim prospect that Kane’s ruptured tendon may keep him out beyond the end of the Premier League season, and (brace yourselves, England fans) into Euro 2020.

Middlesbrough couldn’t pull off the upset at Riverside, so it has to travel to London with hopes of pulling off an upset in one of two high-profile replays in the Third Round. Middlesbrough, in the Premier League as recently as 2017, is currently 16th in the Championship. Ashley Fletcher, who got Boro on the board in the Third Round match, has eight goals and four assists on the season and will be the focal point for Mourinho’s trademark stingy defense.

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*First Published: Jan 14, 2020, 7:35 am CST

Phil West

Phil West is a veteran professional writer and editor, and the author of two books on soccer, ‘The United States of Soccer,’ and ‘I Believe That We Will Win,’ both from The Overlook Press. His work has appeared most recently in The Striker (where he served as managing editor), MLSSoccer.com, Next City, and Texas Highways. Based in Austin, he is also a lecturer in the Writing Program at the University of Texas at San Antonio.

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