Tottenham face a tricky test to return to winning ways when they visit Leeds United on Saturday afternoon.
Spurs somehow rescued a 2-2 draw against Bodo/Glimt in the Champions League despite a pitiful performance.
Thomas Frank’s side are without a win in their last two league games, having come back to draw with Brighton and Wolves.
With a trip to Elland Road in the offing, Tottenham News provides the key information for supporters ahead of the match.
Ticket information for Leeds United vs Tottenham
Away tickets are always hard to come by and are no longer available for Tottenham’s return to Premier League action.
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The North London club were allocated 2,916 tickets for the occasion, which kicks off at 12:30pm on Saturday.
Tickets were priced at £28 for juniors aged 15 and under, while adult tickets were £30.
Tottenham fans will be able to purchase tickets for future away games in the Premier League via the club’s official website, but season ticket holders will always take priority when it comes to the allocation.
Tottenham fans can expect rain and strong winds for Leeds United clash
Spurs supporters who managed to secure a ticket should pack their raincoats for the trip to Elland Road.
The Met Office are reporting temperatures of 13 degrees Celsius around kick-off, with light showers expected throughout the afternoon.
However, it will feel cooler in Yorkshire as temperatures are expected to feel more like nine degrees Celsius.
Wind gusts are expected to reach highs of 48mph during the game, with Storm Amy set to affect conditions at Elland Road.
Elland Road travel information
Supporters wanting to travel by coach can still purchase tickets through Big Green Coach, which is the North London club’s official supplier.
There are several pick-up points along the way where fans can board, including Lee Valley Athletics Centre, Lee Valley Tesco, and Newport Pagnell Service Station.
Return tickets are priced at £53, with details of pick-up times included on the website.
For those aiming to drive, there are several car parking options within walking distance of the stadium, including a park and ride option near Elland Road.
Fans can travel faster by train with direct service from London King’s Cross to Leeds via LNER, with journeys expected to take between two and two and a half hours.