Tottenham Hotspur will go for their first win of the 2026-27 Premier League season at the seventh time of asking on Monday (3 pm ET) when they host newly promoted Coventry City in north London.

Roberto De Zerbi's side (19th place, 3 points) has shown plenty of promising signs of late, but their play in the final third has let them down repeatedly and they have scored just scored just three goals in six games to start the campaign (two fewer than any other side). The results are slowly turning Spurs' way, though, as they have lost just one of their last four PL games and begun to dominate longer and longer periods of those games. They played Manchester United off the park and hardly gave them a sniff of the ball for much of the first half last weekend, but the end product didn't come together until second-half stoppage time long after Rodrigo Bentancur had been sent off and United had taken the lead.

Coventry (14th, 6 points) head into matchweek 7 after back-to-back wins against Nottingham Forest and Newcastle. Frank Lampard's side had a terribly difficult start to the season with Arsenal, Manchester City and top scorers Brighton three of the first four names on the fixture list. They lost all three of those games, and the winnable one against fellow new boys Hull, by a combined score of 10-0. Confidence is higher than you might think, though, after scoring four goals (from different players) against Newcastle last time out.

Kick off time : 3 pm ET Monday (October 19) Venue : Tottenham Hotspur Stadium — London TV Channel : USA Stream link : Watch on USA

OUT: Rodrigo Bentancur (suspension), Mykhailo Mudryk (ankle), Xavi Simons (knee), Wilson Odobert (knee) | QUESTIONABLE: Pedro Porro (thigh), Dejan Kulusevski (knee)

OUT: Haji Wright (thigh), Josh Eccles (ankle), Luke Woolfenden (knee), Aurele Amenda (calf)

For all of their early-season struggles, vibes remain quite good around Spurs right now. There is a sense that De Zerbi's project will take a bit of time to come together and that when it does, it will have been well worth the wait. After spending much of the last week in Marbella, Spain, for a team-bonding and training camp, look for another early onslaught and a very clear tactical game plan — only this time, with goals. Spurs 2-1 Coventry .