Tottenham vs West Ham 17 Jan 2026 – TV Schedule & Table Impact

Kick‑off is at 22:00 GMT on Saturday, 17 January 2026. The match will be broadcast live on MONO29 (free‑to‑air), MONOMAX and AIS PLAY (subscription streaming). A win could lift Tottenham into the top‑four race, while a point for West Ham keeps them clear of the relegation zone.

Current Form and Team Status

Tottenham Hotspur sit fifth with 39 points from 21 games (12‑5‑4). They come off a 2‑1 victory over Liverpool and expect Harry Kane to return to the striker role after a brief injury lay‑off. Son Heung‑min continues to provide pace and creativity on the wings.

West Ham United are 12th with 38 points (10‑8‑3). Declan Rice anchors a steady midfield, while Michail Antonio leads the attack, applying pressure on Tottenham’s defence.

Head‑to‑Head Record

In the last 12 Premier League meetings, Tottenham have won 7, drawn 3 and lost 2. Home advantage has favored Tottenham, though West Ham have produced high‑scoring draws, including a 3‑3 result at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in 2022.

Predicted Starting XI

Tottenham Hotspur

  • Hugo Lloris (GK)
  • Pedro Porro (RB)
  • Cristian Romero (CB)
  • Micky van de Ven (CB)
  • Destiny Udogie (LB)
  • James Maddison (CM)
  • Dejan Kulusevski (CM)
  • Christian Eriksen (CAM)
  • Son Heung‑min (RW)
  • Harry Kane (ST)
  • Richarlison (LW)

West Ham United

  • Łukasz Fabiański (GK)
  • Aaron Cresswell (RB)
  • Vladimir Coufal (LB)
  • James Milner (CM)
  • Declan Rice (CM)
  • Michail Antonio (ST)

Potential Table Implications

A Tottenham win (e.g., 2‑0 or 3‑1) would move them up to fourth place, narrowing the gap with Chelsea, who sit third on 41 points. This boost would also raise confidence ahead of the upcoming FA Cup semi‑final.

For West Ham, securing at least a point would help maintain a safe distance from the relegation zone (positions 16‑18). A draw would ease pressure before their crucial clash with Everton later in the season.

How to Watch the Match Live

Viewers in Thailand can watch the game on MONO29 (free cable) or stream via MONOMAX and AIS PLAY. Ensure you have an active subscription for the streaming platforms to enjoy high‑definition coverage.