Tottenham vs Nottingham Forest: Will Still Joins Monday Night Football Analysis

LONDON, England — Tottenham Hotspur will host Nottingham Forest in a Premier League clash on Monday, April 21, 2025, at 8 p.m. local time. The match will be showcased on Sky Sports, featuring an analysis segment with Lens manager Will Still joining Jamie Carragher and Dave Jones.

Will Still, who gained recognition for his exceptional management of Reims, will provide insights into the weekend’s football action as well as the unfolding events of Monday’s encounter. At just 30 years old, Still made headlines when he took over management at Reims in October 2022 and led the team on an impressive unbeaten streak.

After leaving Reims in the summer of 2023, Still made a move to Lens, where he currently continues to make an impact in French football. His experience will bring a fresh perspective to Sky Sports’ coverage, showcasing his ability to analyze the tactical nuances of the game.

In addition to the marquee match, Sky Sports will feature a total of 36 EFL games across the Championship, League One, and League Two on the same day. The EFL action underscores Sky Sports’ commitment to extensive live football coverage for fans throughout the week.

This week also features a busy schedule of matches on Sky Sports, including Manchester City against Aston Villa on Tuesday and Arsenal‘s home match against Crystal Palace on Wednesday. Fans can enjoy coverage of several Bundesliga encounters at the end of the week, including Stuttgart‘s clash with Heidenheim on Friday and Eintracht Frankfurt facing RB Leipzig on Saturday.

On Sunday, April 27, Liverpool will square off against Tottenham in a highly anticipated fixture alongside a match between Bournemouth and Manchester United. This lineup illustrates the wealth of live football available to viewers, promising thrilling action as the Premier League season heads toward its climax.

Sky Sports will present 128 games exclusively live in the 2024/25 season, marking an increase to a minimum of 215 Premier League matches per season starting from 2025 as part of a new four-year agreement. Football fans can access match highlights for free, with coverage available for both subscribers and non-subscribers alike. For Sky Sports customers, the service ensures that more than 50% more live games will be offered this year.

For those without a Sky subscription, options are available to watch or stream matches, including memberships with NOW TV, providing flexibility for fans eager to catch live football action.