Follow the Tottenham Hotspur v Charlton Athletic live stream on Sky Sports+, with the EFL Cup second round tie kicking off at 19.45 BST. TV channel and streaming details for the London derby are below.

Live StreamingDateKick off TimeTV Channel
Tottenham Hotspur v Charlton Athletic26 August 202619.45 BSTSky Sports+
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Tottenham v Charlton Stream Details

A London derby in N17, with Tottenham looking to shake off a miserable opening weekend and Charlton arriving with a perfect record.

Roberto De Zerbi’s expensively rebuilt side were beaten 3-0 at Brentford on Saturday, a result the Italian responded to by admitting his squad are not yet a team and did not fight the right way.

The £85m signing of Savinho and the imminent arrival of Omar Marmoush will push Spurs’ summer outlay beyond £350m, though the concerns sit at the other end. Tottenham have kept two clean sheets in their last 18 competitive matches.

Xavi Simons, Dejan Kulusevski and Wilson Odobert are all out with knee injuries, Mohammed Kudus has a thigh problem and James Maddison faces up to two weeks out after fracturing his shoulder at Brentford. Pape Sarr is a doubt.

Micky van de Ven and Pedro Porro are back in contention but will start on the bench, while Savinho is available to make his debut.

Charlton finished 19th on their return to the Championship last season and have opened this one with two 2-1 wins, over Derby County and then West Ham United in front of more than 59,000 at the London Stadium.

Lloyd Jones and Tyreece Campbell scored either side of half time that afternoon, leaving Nathan Jones’ side one of only three in the division with a 100 per cent record.

Matt Godden, Will Mannion and Kayne Ramsay remain sidelined for the visitors, with Charlie Kelman and Josh Edwards back in training and due late assessments. Loan signing Timothy Ouma is still building fitness.

Spurs have won the last five meetings between the clubs by an aggregate of 16-4, and Charlton have not won at Tottenham since November 2004.

The third round draw takes place on Sky Sports later the same evening, after Preston North End against Everton.