Brighton v Tottenham Hotspur live stream, Wednesday 16 March, 7.30pm GMT
Tottenham will be looking to get their top-four push back on track when they face Brighton in a rearranged fixture on Wednesday.
Antonio Conte's side suffered a blow to their chances of Champions League qualification at the weekend, as they went down 3-2 to Manchester United. The Red Devils did not play particularly well and Tottenham had plenty of possession at Old Trafford, but a Cristiano Ronaldo hat-trick - and a disappointing lack of ruthlessness from Spurs - resulted in United picking up all three points.
This is one of Tottenham's games in hand on the teams around them, so it is vital they emerge victorious. Conte's side are currently six points adrift of fourth place, but they will climb above Wolves and into seventh if they are triumphant on the south coast.
Brighton are in desperate need of a victory after a dismal run of form in recent weeks. Graham Potter's side lost 2-0 to Liverpool last time out and have now lost five games in a row in the Premier League, during which time they have scored only one goal.
Potter has done a fine job at the Amex Stadium but he must find a way to lead the Seagulls out of their current slump. The fixture list does not look kind, though: four of Brighton's next five games are against Arsenal, Manchester City and Spurs (twice).
Tottenham will have to make do without Ryan Sessegnon, Japhet Tanganga and Oliver Skipp on Wednesday. Conte could stick with the same starting XI that lost at Old Trafford, with Dejan Kulusevski and Son Heung-min continuing in support of Harry Kane.
Brighton will be unable to call upon the services of Adam Webster and Adam Lallana for the visit of Spurs. Pascal Gross and Danny Welbeck will hope to come back into the starting XI after dropping to the bench at the weekend, while Enock Mwepu is also in contention to be involved from the first whistle.
Kick-off is at 7.30pm GMT on Wednesday 16 March. See below for international broadcast options.
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