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The partnership builds on a long-standing relationship between the two organisations dating back to 1995. Since then, HP has supported the Club across a number of capacities, most recently through an agreement focused on workplace technology products.

Through the partnership, HP will provide best-in-class workplace technology hardware and solutions to support the Club’s continued ambition to operate at the forefront of technology. The agreement will provide access to HP’s technology portfolio over the three-year term, supporting the Club’s technology infrastructure and operational capabilities.

Ryan Norys, Chief Revenue Officer, Tottenham Hotspur said: “We are delighted to strengthen our relationship with HP through this new three-year partnership, building on more than 30 years of collaboration between two organisations.

“Technology is fundamental to how we operate as a Club, and HP’s expertise and global reputation make them a natural partner as we continue to invest in our infrastructure. We look forward to working with HP to explore new opportunities as we continue to develop our relationship.”

Ruth Patterson, UK and Ireland Managing Director, HP Inc. UK Ltd said: "Innovation is at the heart of everything we do at HP, which is why we're delighted to become Tottenham Hotspur's Official Workplace Solutions Partner. We've been proud to support the club's technology journey for many years, helping lay the foundations for one of the world's most innovative sporting venues, and we're excited to continue that journey together.”

"As organisations rethink how work gets done, HP is helping create more connected, intelligent workplace experiences. We look forward to bringing that expertise to Tottenham Hotspur as the club continues to innovate both on and off the pitch."

Following our opening day victory over West Ham United, our campaign heads on the road as we face Liverpool at St Helens Stadium on Sunday (2pm UK) for our first away trip of the season.

Gareth Taylor’s side also kicked off their 2026/27 season with three points after a 4-0 victory over newcomers Charlton Athletic with one of their summer signings, Vivien Endemann, impressing on her WSL debut.

Grace Fisk

After the first round of fixtures for the 2026/27 WSL campaign, defender Grace Fisk is the joint-leading goalscorer in the competition after her brace against Charlton Athletic in their season opener. Although her first goal was a more typical striker’s finish, in the right place at the right time to tap home from close range, the defender’s second was certainly more delightful, curling home from the edge of the box and into the top corner. Appointed captain ahead of the 2025/26 season, she made seven clearances, at the other end, also winning five of her aerial duels to ensure her side preserved a clean sheet at The Valley.

Vivien Endemann

Snapped up from VfL Wolfsburg after excelling in Germany with six goals and five assists last term, the young forward made the switch to the WSL this summer and has already got off to the perfect start as a Red. Teeing up Fisk for her second strike, the Germany international opened her account on her debut with a thumping strike into the roof of the net at the near post, giving the league a small taste of what to expect this season. It wasn’t just the goals and assists that caught eye, with the 25-year-old also creating the most chances (four) and completed the joint-most dribbles (three). One of her strongest assets in her game is her versatility to play as a central strike, a second forward and right forward to allow Gareth Taylor to use her in multiple set-ups throughout the game.

Ceri Holland

Since arriving on Merseyside in 2021, Ceri Holland has gone on to establish herself as a key figure at Liverpool and has since surpassed a century of appearances for the club. The Wales international has especially thrived under the guidance of Gareth Taylor since his arrival in August, 2025, specifically in a new forward position out wide, scoring four times and registering eight assists, and subsequently won Liverpool’s Players’ Player of the Year award. Once again, operating in a different position compared to last term as a central midfielder, Holland created the joint-most chances (four) in their season opener win over Charlton Athletic last weekend.

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Tottenham Hotspur is proud to be supporting the Premier League’s Together Against Suicide initiative for the 2026/27 football season

Together Against Suicide uses the platform of the Premier League and its clubs to highlight suicide prevention support and raise awareness of information and expertise to those who need it most

Dedicated Mental Health Officers from Spurs in the Community will be available to fans via a confidential text service at all matches held at the stadium this season

The Club today unveiled a suicide prevention bench on Park Lane Square through our former midfielder Micky Hazard’s Legend on the Bench project

The bench is dedicated to the memory of Spurs fan Joe Lyons, who took his own life in 2020

Together Against Suicide is a Premier League initiative, delivered in partnership with Samaritans, to support fans affected by suicide or suicidal thoughts, helping raise awareness of the information and expertise available to those who need it most. All 20 Premier League clubs have committed to supporting the initiative this season, following a pilot project last season in which our Club participated.

Every 90 minutes someone in the UK takes their own life, and one in four people will experience suicidal thoughts in their lifetime. Together Against Suicide uses the platform of the Premier League and its clubs to bring people together, reduce stigma and highlight suicide prevention support.

Two fully-trained Mental Health Officers from Spurs in the Community will be present at all matches held at the Stadium this season, beginning with this Saturday’s Premier League match against Everton. The officers will be located within the South Stand and proactively reaching out to supporters, offering advice and resources, while also reachable via a text service (07860 078 900) to meet confidentially with anyone, anywhere in the stadium, who requires support on the day. Free support is also available 24/7 by calling Samaritans on 116 123.

Last season, our matchday support service made two direct life-saving interventions with supporters, while referring many more to the wide range of external support services on offer.

As an additional way of supporting our fans, the Club has today installed a suicide prevention bench outside the South Stand on Park Lane Square through Legend on the Bench, a project set up by our former midfielder Micky Hazard.

The bench is dedicated to the memory of Spurs fan Joe Lyons, who sadly took his own life in 2020. Joe was a close friend of broadcaster Roman Kemp, the co-creator of Together Against Suicide alongside our own CEO, Vinai Venkatesham.

Louisa Lyons, Joe’s sister, said: "Joe was the life of every party - he left a lasting impact on everyone he met just from a first encounter. He was a genius in his own right and never failed to make someone laugh with his cheeky ways. On 4th August 2020, Joe tragically and unexpectedly took his life. We had no idea how much Joe was struggling and how he felt this was his only option. As now a family of three, through the pain of losing Joe, we set up Joe's Buddy Line Charity: A mental health charity promoting and protecting the mental health of young people. Everything we are doing, we do for Joe, in the hope that no-one ever feels like this is the only way out. There is hope and things can get better. This bench is an incredible lasting legacy for Joe, especially as he has always been an avid Spurs supporter. I hope that anyone who sits on this bench learns about Joe, about how incredible he was - but also that if they're struggling, there are people here to help. Please stay, don't go."

Legend on the Bench was founded by Micky and his sister, Michelle - whose son Jay also tragically took his own life aged just 23 - with a mission to install suicide prevention benches in every local park or open space in the UK.

Each bench is equipped with a solar-powered light which keeps it illuminated through the darkness of night as a beacon of hope for anyone who may be experiencing suicidal thoughts. The benches carry the poignant message that ‘Someone Is Always Listening’, along with a number of helpline numbers, including Samaritans.

Micky Hazard said: “Tottenham Hotspur has been a huge part of my life for 52 years. It’s given me memories, friendships, pride and a sense of belonging that is very difficult to put into words. But to stand at the club I have loved for more than half a century and unveil a suicide prevention bench - a bench that could save lives - is simply the greatest feeling ever.

“I’m incredibly proud and if just one person sits here on their darkest day, feels that they are not alone and finds the strength to take another step forward, then this bench will have done something truly remarkable.

“Football has the power to change lives on the pitch. Together, I believe it can help save lives off it too. And to see Spurs right at the forefront of the Together Against Suicide campaign is simply amazing.”

Vinai Venkatesham, Chief Executive Officer, Tottenham Hotspur, said: “The purpose of Together Against Suicide is to raise awareness of the prevalence of suicide, to de-stigmatise talking about it, to encourage those in need to speak to someone - which significantly decreases the likelihood of a suicide attempt - and to provide practical means to have that first conversation on matchdays.

“The deep emotional connection we have to our fans means that many may feel more comfortable reaching out to their clubs for help in the first instance than accessing traditional services.

“We all ask a lot from our fans in supporting our clubs - this campaign shows our supporters we are also there to support them when they may need it the most. When their own lives may depend on it.

“I’d like to thank the Premier League and all 20 clubs for committing to providing matchday support for fans this season, and Roman Kemp for coming up with the original idea that became Together Against Suicide.

"Football has a unique ability to bring people together, and it’s fantastic to see the whole football community coming together around something that can make such a meaningful difference.”

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Danny Rose capitalised on a mistake at the back to fire the hosts in front 10 minutes before the break, with teenager Louie Cayless making sure of maximum points for the Grecians four minutes from time.

You sensed it was a missed opportunity for our youngsters as both sides struggled to create chances in the Southern Group A clash, with both goals avoidable from our perspective.

Exeter made 10 changes from their weekend draw with Walsall while we gave a debut to goalkeeper Jacob Knightbridge following his recent arrival at the club, but although Tyrese Hall charged down a clearance from Exeter stopper Frankie Phillips in the opening seconds, we couldn’t get fully on the front foot and instead found ourselves defending a number of early set-pieces.

Centre-back Alfie Dorrington stormed through the centre of the pitch but fired just off-target on the quarter-of-an-hour mark but that was about as good as it got for us in the first half with George Birch going close twice before we gifted Exeter the lead on 35 minutes, Knightbridge’s pass out from the back pounced on by Taylor Perry, who played forward for Rose to slide home under pressure.

Knightbridge saved Perry’s shot from distance five minutes after the restart while the hosts again forced a series of corners as the second period went on, Jack Taylor testing Knightbridge with a downward header at the back post from one of them mid-way through the half.

Miracle Adewole provided a spark down the left flank for us after his introduction, the young winger involved as we worked a short corner to Ronny Moncur, whose cross was knocked down to Dorrington at the back post, but his low strike was straight at Phillips. Adewole then cut back for Reiss Elliott-Parris but he could only fire over the top before the hosts killed off the game with a second goal on 86 minutes. Another debutant for us, Maxwell Adedeji, gave away a free-kick which Josh Gordon delivered into the box, we couldn’t deal with it and Cayless ultimately converted from a tight angle on the right to round off a frustrating evening for us in Devon. We’ll have further opportunities to progress in the competition with group stage matches at Cheltenham Town and Oxford United still to come.

Line-ups

Exeter City: Phillips, Taylor, Woodhouse (Alsop 74), Sutherland, Cayless, Perry, Oakes, Harper (Cartwright 74), Birch, Matthews (Cox 27 (Samuel 62)), Rose (c) (Gordon 46). Substitutes (not used): Bycroft, Williams.

Spurs: Knightbridge, Rowswell (c), King, Hardy (Adedeji 83), Dorrington, Tye Hall (Moncur 74), Feeney (Boast 61), Byrne, Elliott-Parris (Sowunmi 83), Tyrese Hall, Lehane (Adewole 61). Substitute (not used): Archer.

Match data

Goals: Exeter City – Rose 35, Cayless 86.

Yellow cards: Exeter City – Rose 37, Cayless 52, Oakes 73; Spurs – Byrne 43, Adedeji 86.

Referee: Alan Young.

Venue: St James Park, Exeter.

Weather: Sunny, moderate breeze, 16 degrees.

Attendance: 1,647.

In a poll run exclusively on the Spurs Official App, our new number 16 put in a sensational performance on her competitive debut for the Club to claim the first award of the 2026/27 campaign.

Kicking off our eighth season in England’s top flight – and the second term under Head Coach Martin Ho – the Scotland international was handed a start on her first appearance at Brisbane Road and it took just 30 minutes to endear herself to the Lilywhite fanbase.

Making a charging run from inside her own half, Signe Gaupset, who opened the scoring for us in the 18th minute, slid the ball into the path of Kirsty and she found the back of the net despite goalkeeper Constance Picaud-Inconnu getting a touch on it.

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A constant threat down the right-hand side, with her speed and strength to beat her opponent, Kirsty then produced a spectacular strike to extend our advantage on 74 minutes, curling a superb left-footed shot inside the far post.

That goal also saw her write her name into the Club’s history book after just one game, becoming the first Spurs player to score a brace on her WSL debut for the Club – and her third in the competition in just 2026!

Making way for Olivia Holdt in the 80th minute, Kirsty left the field to a standing ovation from the Spurs supporters as she gave us a taste of what’s to come further down the line in a Spurs shirt.

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Supporters making the journey should take note of the following important information.

Nottingham Forest’s visiting fan guide for away supporters can be found here...

Getting to the City Ground

Supporters should ensure to allow plenty of time to travel to the stadium on matchday.

Please note, if driving, that parking is extremely limited on a matchday, with the hosts suggesting fans head to official Nottingham Forest car parks, which are located at:

Meadow Lane (Notts County FC)

Cattlemarket Pay & Display

Lady Bay Sports Ground (NG2 5AA)

County Hall (Notts County Council Building)

Please do not park on residential streets around West Bridgford, as controlled parking zones and residents parking schemes are enforced on a matchday, which will result in a parking ticket and fine.

If travelling on the train, Nottingham railway station is well connected, with regular rail services from many cities across England. The train from London typically takes between 1.5 to 2 hours. The station itself is roughly a 20-minute walk or 8-minute bus ride to The City Ground. Bus numbers 5 to 11 travel this route.

Entering the stadium

The visitors’ section is located in the Bridgford Stand, and details of your block and turnstile will be displayed on your ticket.

Turnstiles will be open 90 minutes prior to kick-off and the majority will close 10 minutes after kick-off.

There will be security present before visiting supporters enter the turnstiles. This can include the presence of dogs and police on hand to support stewarding teams.

Spurs stewards, access assistants and staff will also be on hand to assist.

Accessibility

Access seating is located in Blocks W2, X1 and X2. When arriving at the visitors’ section, wheelchair-using supporters will be assisted into the stadium by a steward.

Toilet facilities near viewing platforms are available for access supporters. Stewards and staff within the area will be on-hand to assist.

Supporters with any queries about access arrangements are encouraged to email access@tottenhamhotspur.com.

Away supporters’ pub

The Nest is a dedicated away fan entertainment venue, permitting only visiting supporters. The indoor venue, which permits up to 1000 supporters, lies on the direct walking route from Nottingham train station to the City Ground, with pre-match entertainment and a wide selection of refreshments available. It will be open from 10am on matchday. To view venue information and book free tickets, see here...

Cashless stadium

The City Ground is a cashless stadium. All major debit and credit cards are accepted as well as Apple Pay and Google Pay.

Matchday programme

A matchday programme can be purchased from a number of outlets around the stadium for £4.

Ticket Office

The visitors’ Ticket Office collection point is located next to the away turnstiles and behind the Bridgford Stand. It will open 90 minutes before kick-off and remain open until half-time.

Incident reporting

To report an incident at the City Ground, please notify the nearest steward or text the word ‘FOREST’ to 60066.

Bag Policy

Bags larger than A4 in size will not be permitted. Please note there is no bag drop facility for larger bags at the City Ground.

Prohibited items

Flags and banners

Flags and banners must be smaller than 2m x 1m, and must not obstruct the views of others, cover advertising signs or cause a safety hazard, nor may they display abusive or threatening words, images, political statements or be deemed unacceptable.

All flags and banners must carry a valid Fire Safety Certificate and will be checked at the turnstiles by stewards.

Please note, as at other stadia in the UK and Europe, flags with religious / sectarian / political / inflammatory or offensive messages will not be permitted and may be confiscated. Flag poles are not permitted.

Supporters are also reminded of the Club’s own Flags and Banners Policy which is in effect at away matches.

Spurs Respects

We are proud of our superb and loyal support at home and away.

We recognise that most supporters want to watch a football match and not listen to abusive or indecent language from the stands. Discriminatory or violent behaviour, including racist, homophobic, sexist or anti-disability shouting, chanting or actions, is unacceptable.

The Club reserves the right to indefinitely ban supporters found guilty of using discriminatory language or violent behaviour.

Unauthorised use of tickets

Supporters are reminded that the unauthorised reselling or passing on of tickets is strictly prohibited. In line with the Club's Sanctions & Banning Policy, supporters found to have purchased tickets and subsequently sold or passed them on to other supporters, or offered for sale, will be subject to sanctions.

Supporters unable to attend

Anticipation and preparation has been building up to this weekend's trip to the Gtech Community Stadium with the 5.30pm kick-off presenting the first competitive challenge of the 2026/27 campaign.

Roberto De Zerbi's first pre-season at the helm ended with the weekend double-header against German side Hoffenheim and his side now turn attention to the clash in west London by stepping things up at Hotspur Way on Tuesday.

Check out the latest training images in the gallery below...