Early kick-off as Tottenham confirm sudden schedule change for Under-18 side ahead of clash against AFC Bournemouth
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16-second readTottenham Hotspur's Under-18 side has a revised kick-off time of 11:30 am GMT for their match against AFC Bournemouth, as confirmed by the club. The change is a departure from the standard afternoon slot. The team is preparing for a challenging match against a newly promoted opponent. This is their first meeting in the Under 18 Premier League.
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Tottenham Hotspur's Under-18 side has a revised kick-off time of 11:30 am GMT for their match against AFC Bournemouth, as confirmed by the club. The change is a departure from the standard afternoon slot. The team is preparing for a challenging match against a newly promoted opponent. This is their first meeting in the Under 18 Premier League.
The Under-18 squad is seeking to regain their early-season form, having gone without a win in their last two league matches. They previously battled back from two goals down to draw 2-2 against West Ham United. The team's coaching staff, led by Jamie Carr, is focused on securing a victory. Regaining their dominance is the primary focus for the squad.
AFC Bournemouth, a newly promoted side, is expected to be a confident opponent having secured a 2-0 win against Birmingham City in their last match. The match against Tottenham Under-18s is their first meeting in the Under 18 Premier League, presenting a fresh challenge for both teams. Fans can follow live updates through the official match centre on the club website.
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Tottenham Hotspur supporters keeping an eye on the youth ranks will need to note a quick schedule adjustment heading into the weekend. The Under 18 squad is preparing to hit the road for a clash against completely new opposition, AFC Bournemouth. The club has officially confirmed a revised start time. Instead of the standard afternoon slot, the boys will now kick things off at 11:30 am GMT. This sudden time change sets the stage for an exciting morning of football down on the south coast. Heading into this weekend, Jamie Carr and his coaching staff want to see a rapid return to winning ways.
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