Tottenham Hotspur vs. Bolton: Muamba Update, Live Stream, Start Time and More

Tottenham and Bolton will battle in the FA Cup quarterfinal on Tuesday, with the winner earning a matchup with Chelsea in the semifinals.

Spurs will be looking to find their winning form against a struggling Bolton side that is just above the relegation zone in the Premier League table.

Bolton will certainly have their minds on teammate Fabrice Muamba, who remains in the hospital after collapsing on the pitch last weekend. The Bolton players will want to win the match for him.

Let's look at everything you need to know about this exciting FA Cup clash.

Where: White Hart Lane, London, England

Watch: Fox Soccer

Live Stream: Fox Soccer 2 Go

When: Tuesday, March 27 at 2:30 p.m. ET

Fabrice Muamba Update

Muamba is getting better, but he still has a long recovery ahead of him.

Via the Daily Mail:

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The player is still in intensive care at the London Chest Hospital but has amazed his manager with the speed of his recovery.

Cardiologists say the long-term outlook will remain unclear for some time.

A cousin, who did not want to be named, told the Evening Standard: 'His eyes are open and he’s recognising people. I spoke to him yesterday, he’s able to speak. Everything is fine. We thank God for that. He will be back home.'

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Most Important Player to Watch: Gareth Bale

Tottenham star Gareth Bale showed signs of good play against Chelsea over the weekend but did not do enough to earn his team three points at Stamford Bridge.

Bale needs to use his speed and dribbling ability to get into the penalty area and create quality scoring chances for Spurs. 

Bale must be a factor for Tottenham on Tuesday or the Spurs attack will struggle.

Key Matchup: Bolton defense vs. Tottenham forwards

Luis Saha and Emmanuel Adebayor have played well for Tottenham this season but were unable to find much attacking success at Chelsea.

Against a weaker Bolton defense, the Spurs strike partnership will have an easier time creating chances at goal. Bolton must defend against the Spurs forwards in the final third or the match could get out of hand early.

What They're Saying

Spurs manager Harry Redknapp told reporters this week that the club will be able to move on if he accepts the England job, saying via Soccernet:

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"[That's] the biggest load of nonsense I've ever heard in my life. They don't care whether I'm the manager next year, they wouldn't lose any sleep over that. Footballers are footballers: they play the game, they train every day.

"Someone else could come in here tomorrow... The king is dead, long live the king. That is football. They don't worry if Harry's going to England, or if he's going somewhere else. It doesn't happen that way. They don't think about that; I don't think about it.

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Prediction: Tottenham wins 2-0

With a much better squad and an attack that is dangerous against any opponent, Tottenham will take two goals into halftime and not relinquish their lead.