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Tottenham Hotspur Tickets

Tottenham Hotspur History

Tottenham are one of English football's most successful clubs. They are often recognised as one of the big 6 Premier League clubs by many supporters. The club originally named Hotspur Football Club was developed in 1882 and was renamed Tottenham Hotspur in 1884. The club had huge success throughout the 1900s winning multiple trophies.

Their most successful period was in the Bill Nicholson era, the manager who guided the club to significant trophy success. Spurs did the double in 1961, winning the first division league title and the FA Cup defeating Leicester City in the final. Success continued throughout the 60s and into the early 70s becoming England’s first side to win a European trophy, claiming the European Cup Winners Cup after beating Atletico Madrid.

In the modern day Tottenham Hotspur are still a top English side, but the club has struggled in recent years to secure silverware. The last time Spurs lifted a trophy was in 2008 when they claimed the EFL Cup after 9 years without a trophy. After many close league title races and a defeat in the 2019 Champions League final against Liverpool, a trophy is long overdue for the North London side.

Tottenham Achievements & Honors

Tottenham are the 6th most decorated side in England with a total of 26 trophies. Tottenham were at the peak of their powers during the 1960s winning 8 trophies including 3 FA Cups and a league title. While success has dried up on the European stage they are still the first English club to claim a European trophy. They are also one of only one of four English clubs to reach a Champions League final in the last decade. They most recently secured the Europa League trophy ending a 17 year drought for silverware as they defeated Manchester United in the final.

League Titles - 2

Champions League - 0

Europa League - 1

FA Cup - 8

League Cup - 4

Current Squad

Tottenham Hotspur are known as one of the best clubs for producing and developing talent. The likes of Gareth Bale, Harry Kane and Son Heung-Min are also examples of players that Spurs have taken to the next level. The current Spurs squad is certainly in a transitional period after losing their main goalscorer in Harry Kane in 2023. A new young generation of talents is coming through at Spurs with the likes of Archie Gray, Micky van de Ven and most recently Mathys Tel developing into quality players.

With major investment into the clubs infrastructure including the development of the clubs new stadium that was opened in 2019, the investment in the squad has been limited in the past 5 years. Spurs fans will be hoping that a few major summer signings on top of an already young and talented squad will be enough to take Tottenham back near the top of the table.

Fanbase and Reputation

Tottenham Hotspur have developed a very positive reception within the footballing world over the club's development. They are one of the world's most supported sides with a huge international following. Spurs are seen as a club with a fantastic history with plenty of success throughout the 1900s. Despite having such a rich history, they are also still seen as a club with a lot of potential to develop into one of world football's top sides.

The club's competition with local rivals is a huge part of what makes Spurs such an exciting team, being part of incredible matches such as the ‘Battle of the Bridge’ and constantly playing exciting attacking football, under managers such as Mauricio Pochetino and Ange Postecoglu.

Tottenham's biggest downfall has always been their tendency to fall short in the big moments. But with another season on the horizon there is always the opportunity for that to change and for Spurs to finally claim a much needed trophy.

Tottenham Stadium Overview

Venue - Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Stadium Capacity - 62,850

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium Stands - North Stand | East Stand | West Stand | South Stand

Tottenham's new venue the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium is one of football's most modern and sophisticated stadiums. In 2019 after 3 years of development the Tottenham Hotspur was unveiled. The stadium seats 62,850 fans making it the fourth largest stadium in England. That stadium's largest stand is the South Stand which holds 17,500 fans and is the largest single tier stand in the UK. The South Stand is Tottenham's answer to Borussia Dortmund’s ‘Yellow Wall’ standing tall and amplifying noise to help create a pulsating atmosphere.

The new stadium has also become home to some of the finest premium football experience in the country. The Goal Line Bar situated within the South Stand is Europe's longest running bar at 65m long.

How to Get to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

By Train: The nearest station to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium is the White Hart Lane Station which is around a 5 minute walk from the stadium. Other nearby stations include Northumberland Park Station, Tottenham Hale Station and the Seven Sisters Station.

By Tram: The London Overground tube stops at White Hart Lane Station which is around a 5 minute walk from the stadium.

By Bus: Bus routes 149, 259, 279 and 349 all stop at High Road near to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

By Car: The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium has no designated parking for matchday due to local restrictions. There are multiple nearby parking options in locations around the stadium for example there is parking at Tottenham Vale and Wood Green.

By Cycling: For a more eco-friendly option you can choose to cycle to the stadium with various facilities available for bicycle parking such as the Tottenham Hotspur Community Sports Centre and the St Francis de Sales School. Fans are encouraged to bring their own locks.

Are Tottenham tickets sold through your site official?

Yes, all Tottenham Hotspur hospitality tickets we provide are official. We only work with trusted providers, and every ticket we deliver is guaranteed for secure entry to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

When are Tottenham tickets usually sent out?

Tickets for Spurs home fixtures are normally distributed digitally around 2 to 3 days before the match. If you haven’t received anything by the day before the game, just get in touch and we’ll ensure everything’s sorted ahead of kick-off.

How do Tottenham hospitality tickets work?

All Tottenham hospitality tickets are issued as digital passes, designed to be scanned from your smartphone at the stadium. There’s no need to print anything, just download your ticket once it’s issued, have it ready to scan on matchday.

What’s included with Spurs hospitality?

Hospitality experiences at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium range from relaxed lounge access to more formal dining packages. Depending on the option you select, you might receive extras like pre-match meals, premium seating, in-lounge bars, or padded seats close to the halfway line. You’ll find full details listed for each hospitality package in our Tottenham ticket information.

What is the dress code for Tottenham hospitality?

Tottenham’s hospitality dress code is generally smart casual, but club shirts are permitted in most areas. You can wear a Tottenham shirt in Premium Lounges, Stratus, Loges, and Suites. However, tracksuits, ripped jeans, and sportswear like gymwear or flip-flops are still not allowed. Some lounges may expect a slightly smarter look, especially in more exclusive areas, so it’s worth checking the guidance for your specific lounge before matchday.

What are the access times for Spurs hospitality guests?

Hospitality lounges at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium typically open around two and a half hours before kick-off. Most areas stay open for roughly an hour after full-time, though this can vary slightly depending on the fixture and the hospitality type.

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