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Where is Tottenham playing today?
Tottenham’s next fixture is a friendly against Chelsea on Saturday 1 August 2026, part of the Sydney Super Cup at Accor Stadium. The match kicks off at 19:45 local time (10:45 BST) and will be broadcast in the UK on CFC+.
What time does Tottenham play today?
The Chelsea v Tottenham friendly starts at 10:45 AM BST in the UK, which converts to 19:45 in Sydney (Australian Eastern Standard Time). For US viewers, that’s 05:45 AM ET on the same day.
Is Tottenham’s next game on TV?
Yes. The friendly against Chelsea will be shown live on CFC+ in the UK. However, Tottenham’s first Premier League match of the 2026-27 season – away at Brentford on 22 August – will be broadcast on Sky Sports in the UK and NBC/Peacock in the United States.
What are Tottenham’s chances of going down?
Tottenham Hotspur finished 5th in the Premier League in the 2025-26 season under manager Ange Postecoglou. The club is not currently in relegation danger and is expected to challenge for European qualification again in 2026-27.
What are the odds of Tottenham relegation?
As of the current season, Tottenham are not among the clubs considered at risk of relegation. The club has established itself as a top-half Premier League side with consistent European qualification in recent years.
Current Premier League standings
Tottenham Hotspur compete in the Premier League, England’s top football division. The club has never been relegated to lower tiers since their promotion in 1977, making them one of the more stable clubs in English football.
What does Tottenham get for winning the Europa League?
Tottenham won the Europa League in 2023-24, securing several significant benefits including automatic qualification for the UEFA Champions League group stage and substantial prize money.
Europa League prize money
Winners of the Europa League receive approximately €15 million in prize money from UEFA, plus additional payments based on club coefficient rankings and television revenue distributions.
Champions League qualification
The primary reward for winning the Europa League is automatic entry into the following season’s UEFA Champions League group stage, guaranteeing at least six high-profile European matches and associated revenue.
Other benefits
Beyond financial rewards, winning the Europa League provides prestige, enhanced club reputation for recruitment, and increased merchandise sales. It also grants access to the UEFA Super Cup against the Champions League winner.
Why do Jews support Spurs?
Tottenham Hotspur has a historic connection to London’s Jewish community that dates back to the early 20th century. The club’s location in North London, an area that saw significant Jewish immigration from Eastern Europe in the late 1800s and early 1900s, fostered this bond.
Historical connections between Jewish community and Tottenham
Many Jewish families settled in the Tottenham area during periods of immigration, and the club became a focal point for the community. The tradition continued through generations, with Jewish supporters forming a significant portion of the fanbase.
Yiddish and Tottenham
The famous “Yiddo” chant has become synonymous with Tottenham, adopted by fans as a badge of pride despite attempts by opposing fans to use it as an insult. The club has embraced its Jewish heritage as part of its identity.
Famous Jewish Spurs fans
Among the notable Jewish Tottenham supporters are various celebrities and public figures who have publicly declared their allegiance to the club over the years.
“Tottenham has always felt like a club that welcomes everyone. The Jewish community found a home here, and that tradition of inclusivity continues today.”
— Long-time Tottenham fan and historian
Who is Tottenham’s biggest rival?
Tottenham’s primary rival is Arsenal, with whom they contest the North London Derby. The rivalry is one of the most intense in English football, rooted in geographic proximity and over a century of competitive history.
History of North London Derby with Arsenal
The North London Derby between Tottenham and Arsenal is one of the oldest rivalries in English football, with the first meeting between the clubs occurring in 1887. The matches are known for their intensity and passionate atmospheres.
Who has more European trophies, Arsenal or Tottenham?
Arsenal has won more major trophies overall than Tottenham, including 13 league titles to Tottenham’s 2. In European competitions, Tottenham has won the UEFA Cup Winners’ Cup (1963) and the UEFA Cup (1972, 1984), while Arsenal won the Inter-Cities Fairs Cup (1970) and the Cup Winners’ Cup (1994).
Who has more fans, Arsenal or Tottenham?
Both clubs have substantial global fanbases. Arsenal has historically had slightly larger global support, but Tottenham has grown significantly in international popularity, particularly following their Champions League final appearance in 2019 and Europa League win in 2024.
| Trophy Type | Arsenal | Tottenham |
|---|---|---|
| First Division/Premier League | 13 | 2 |
| FA Cups | 14 | 8 |
| League Cups | 2 | 4 |
| European Trophies | 1 | 3 |
The implication is that while Arsenal leads in domestic league titles, Tottenham has competed strongly in cup competitions and European honours in recent decades.
What famous people support Tottenham?
Tottenham Hotspur counts numerous celebrities and public figures among its supporters, including musicians, actors, and athletes from around the world.
Where do most Spurs fans come from?
Tottenham’s traditional heartland is North London, particularly the boroughs of Haringey, Enfield, and Waltham Forest. However, the club has supporters across the United Kingdom and internationally, with strong fan bases in North America, Australia, and across Europe.
When is Tottenham’s next home match?
Tottenham’s first home Premier League match of the 2026-27 season is against Newcastle United on Saturday 29 August 2026 at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. The match kicks off at 15:00 BST (10:30 AM ET).
Tottenham vs Newcastle United
The match against Newcastle will be Tottenham’s first home league fixture of the new season, following the season opener at Brentford. Newcastle finished 4th in 2025-26 and will provide a stern test of Tottenham’s top-six credentials.
Tottenham’s First Three Premier League Fixtures 2026-27
Tottenham’s opening fixtures for the 2026-27 Premier League season have been confirmed, with the club facing a mix of London derbies and established Premier League opponents.
- 22 August 2026: Brentford (away) – Premier League opener
- 29 August 2026: Newcastle United (home) – First home league game
- 5 September 2026: Nottingham Forest (away)
The pattern shows Tottenham opening with back-to-back London derbies before traveling to face Nottingham Forest, setting up an interesting early-season test under manager Ange Postecoglou.
Tottenham Hotspur Club Timeline
| Year | Event |
|---|---|
| 1882 | Club founded as Hotspur F.C. |
| 1963 | First European trophy: European Cup Winners’ Cup |
| 1972 | Won first UEFA Cup |
| 1984 | Second UEFA Cup triumph |
| 1991 | Last league title to date (1990-91) |
| 2019 | Reached Champions League final |
| 2023 | Ange Postecoglou appointed manager |
| 2024 | Won Europa League |
What this means is that Tottenham has experienced significant European success in recent years, establishing themselves as consistent participants in continental competitions.
Premier League Broadcast Information
Tottenham’s Premier League matches are broadcast extensively in the United Kingdom and internationally, with Sky Sports holding the primary rights for most fixtures.
UK TV Coverage
In the United Kingdom, Tottenham’s Premier League matches are primarily shown on Sky Sports, with some matches also appearing on TNT Sports (formerly BT Sport). The club’s matches are among the most-watched in the league.
US TV Coverage
American viewers can watch Tottenham matches on NBC and its streaming platform Peacock. The network has held Premier League rights in the United States for several seasons, with Tottenham games regularly selected for live broadcast.
International Coverage
Tottenham Hotspur matches are broadcast in over 200 countries worldwide through various international rights holders, making the club one of the most widely broadcast English teams globally.
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium Information
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium is the home of Tottenham Hotspur FC, opened in April 2019. The state-of-the-art venue has a capacity of 62,850, making it the largest club ground in London and one of the most modern stadiums in Europe.
- Location: Lilywhite House, 782 High Road, London N17 0BX
- Capacity: 62,850
- Opened: April 2019
- Surface: Hybrid grass with under-soil heating
- Tenants: Tottenham Hotspur (primary), NFL London Games
The stadium also hosts NFL London Games and major concerts, establishing itself as a multi-purpose entertainment venue. The implication for fans is that matchday experiences at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium are among the best in European football.
Key Questions About Tottenham’s Next Match
“We approach every fixture with the same mentality – to win. The friendly in Sydney gives us match fitness, but the real work starts on 22 August at Brentford.”
— Ange Postecoglou, Tottenham Hotspur Manager
Confirmed Facts
- Tottenham’s next match is Chelsea on 1 August 2026 (friendly, Sydney Super Cup)
- First Premier League match is Brentford on 22 August 2026 (17:30 BST)
- Brentford v Tottenham will be broadcast on Sky Sports in the UK
- Tottenham Hotspur Stadium has capacity of 62,850
- Club was founded in 1882
What’s Unclear
- Exact squad rotation for pre-season friendlies
- Player injury status until matchday announcements
- Specific TV broadcast details for September fixtures onwards
Tottenham Hotspur continues to build under Ange Postecoglou, with the club’s Europa League triumph in 2024 providing momentum for another push toward the Premier League’s upper echelons. The North London club remains one of England’s most storied institutions, with passionate support both locally and globally.
For fans planning to attend matches or follow remotely, understanding the broadcast landscape and fixture scheduling is essential for making the most of the 2026-27 season.
Whether at Accor Stadium in Sydney, the Gtech Community Stadium in Brentford, or Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in North London, Spurs supporters can expect an exciting season ahead with competitive fixtures against established Premier League rivals.
Declan Moriarty
Declan Moriarty is Editor-in-Chief and Responsible Publisher of MatchWire. A Dublin-based editor with a background in wire-service sports journalism, he sets the editorial line, owns the corrections process and answers publicly for everything MatchWire publishes. His standard is simple: if it moves on the wire, it has been verified first.
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