Tottenham vs Everton: Time, TV channel info, team news, predicted line-ups, prediction, h2h, odds and more

A look ahead to the Premier League fixture at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Tottenham play Everton on Sunday on the final day of the Premier League season looking to cap their dream week.

Their dramatic exploits in the Champions League on Wednesday were remarkable but may have had adverse effects on the players mental and physical reserves ahead of their final day match with Everton.

The visitors have enjoyed a late season renaissance and are third in the form table having earned 13 points from their last six games to move up to eighth.

Everton, though, have not won a league encounter away at Tottenham since November 2008 while Spurs are unbeaten in the last 12 Premier League meetings between the two sides.

In fact, Everton have lost the last four matches by an aggregate of 16-4, something they will be looking to arrest on Sunday.

What time does it start?

Tottenham vs Everton kicks off at 3pm on Sunday May 12.

Where can I watch it?

The match will not be shown live in the UK.

Highlights will be shown on Match of the Day on BBC One at 10.30pm.

Predicted line-ups

Tottenham: Lloris; Walker-Pieters, Alderweireld, Davies, Rose; Wanyama, Dier, Lamela, Eriksen; Llorente, Moura

Everton: Pickford; Coleman, Jagielka, Keane, Digne; Schneiderlin, Gueye; Walcott, Sigurdsson, Lookman; Calvert-Lewin.

Spurs were beyond jubilant in midweek (Getty)

Form guide…

Tottenham: LWLLLW

Everton: WWLWDW

Head-to-head…

Everton 2 (Walcott, Sigurdsson) Tottenham 6 (Son 2, Ali, Kane 2, Eriksen), Premier League, December 2018

Tottenham 4 (Son, Kane 2, Eriksen) Everton 0, Premier League, January 2018

Everton 0 Tottenham 3 (Kane 2, Eriksen), Premier League, September 2017

Tottenham 3 (Kane 2, Alli) Everton 2 (Lukaku, Valencia), Premier League, March 2017

Everton 1 (Barkley) Tottenham 1 (Lamela), Premier League, August 2016

Odds…

Tottenham to win: 11/10

Everton to win: 11/4

Draw: 13/5

Prediction… Tottenham 1-1 Everton

All eyes now, understandably, are on the Champions League for Spurs and, barring any freak eight goal swing, they will be competing in the top European competition next season regardless of what happens on June 1.

Everton have pulled off some brilliant results of late including their 4-0 win over Manchester United and they should earn another good result on Sunday.