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Spurs vs Charlton | How to watch, team news, kit colours, key information

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Entering at this point of the competition for the first time since 2023/24 – teams who have qualified for Europe come in at the third round stage – we’re set to face the Addicks in our new home for the first time.

Here’s all you need to know as we get set to face a side that’s won two out of two so far in the Championship this term...

What time does the match start?

Wednesday’s tie kicks off at 7.45pm BST.

How can I watch the game?

Our match will be available to watch live in the UK on Sky Sports+ while live text commentary will, as usual, be available via our Match Centre here on our official app and website.

We’ll have video highlights across club channels in the hours after the game as well, ensuring you won’t miss any of the action if you’re not coming to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in person.

What is the team news?

It was confirmed on Tuesday that new signing Sávio is eligible to be selected against Charlton.

Roberto De Zerbi has suggested that defenders Pedro Porro and Micky van de Ven will be included in our matchday squad for the first time this season and confirmed that striker Dominic Solanke is available after he came off the bench in Saturday’s Premier League opener at Brentford.

James Maddison has picked up a small shoulder problem and is unlikely to feature against the Addicks, with the game coming too soon for Mohammed Kudus, who continues to work his way back from an injury. Dejan Kulusevski, Wilson Odobert and Xavi Simons are long-term absentees.

Matty Godden and Will Mannion will be assessed for the visitors, while Charlie Kelman and Josh Edwards have returned to training and could feature.

Who is the referee?

Adam Herczeg will take charge of Wednesday’s match, assisted by Timothy Wood and Alistair Nelson.

Abigail Byrne will be the fourth official.

Which kit will the team be wearing?

We’ll be wearing our 2026/27 home kit, featuring Lilywhite shirts, navy blue shorts and white socks.

Charlton will change to an all-purple strip for the match in N17.

Our goalkeeper will be in the second choice green keeper’s strip, with the visitors’ stopper in yellow.

How can I get the matchday programme?

Another edition of our new-look official matchday programme for the 2026/27 season will be on sale at the game, including a main feature interview with summer signing Martin Dubravka.

Be sure to pick up your copy from various points around the stadium on Wednesday night, or order online here for delivery direct to your door.

What will the weather be like?

There could be rain showers at times during the game on Wednesday evening. Temperatures are expected to be around 23 degrees.

How can I get to the stadium for the game?

'I’m back, enjoying being back out there and playing with my team-mates' - Hanna Wijk

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The full-back, who joined us in January from BK Hacken, suffered a MCL injury while on international duty for Sweden Under-23s in April, which resulted in her missing the final few games of the 2025/26 campaign.

Following her hard work during her rehabilitation through the off-season and in the early weeks of pre-season, the Sweden international was back on the pitch in our 5-3 win over the Blues last weekend, playing the whole second half on her return.

With our Women’s Super League season opener just around the corner – at home to West Ham United on Sunday 6 September (12noon UK) – Hanna was pleased to get her first minutes for a while and is just enjoying being back out there with her team-mates.

“It was good to get the first minutes of pre-season in and to be back out there, I have been waiting for a long time for that, so it felt good,” she told us, speaking to us after her appearance against Birmingham City.

“There have been a few ups and downs. First, I had the knee injury and then I have been struggling with some other parts, so it has been tough. But now, I’m back, enjoy being back out there and playing with my team-mates again.

“I have missed the first few games of pre-season, so it was important to get some energy in the legs before the season starts. I want to show both the team and coach that I want to play, so I wanted to get stuck in and show I wasn’t afraid.

“I’m just looking forward to the season starting now. To see all the fans in the stands once again will be really special.”

Spurs vs Charlton | Every word of Roberto De Zerbi's pre-match press conference

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Here's what he had to say...

You're no doubt delighted that you have your new man, Sávio. Where do you feel you can improve him as a player? Tell us about the name change as well...

Roberto: "The most important thing is not to call Mathys Tel, Sávio. Savinho, Sávio, I understand. Ithink if you analyse the last season, I think as attackers, in attack position, we need players capable to win one-vs-ones, to create something, to create chances to score. It's not to score a goal, but in terms of one-vs-one, he's one of the best players, especially because he's 2004. He can play in the right side, in the left side. I know him from a long time. In Brighton, I spoke with him before he went to City. He's a big player for us, he's a big player, a big signing."

You mentioned the goalscoring isn't quite where it needs to be, can you apply that magic finishing touch?

Roberto: "I don't know if I'm the right man but for sure to improve he has to achieve that. I think the player is so good at one-vs-one, so good in creating chances to score, to be complete, he has to score. If you analyse the other best wingers in the world, many of them, they score 10-15 goals per season. He has the qualities. Maybe his habits, he has to change habits, because he has to be focused on the assists, the one-vs-one dribbling and also to score, because we have to increase the number of chances to score and the number of goals. You become a top team scoring more goals."

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How close are you to bringing another attacker in?

Roberto: "I don't know. It's not right to speak about the other players in the other teams. I think it's a crazy market, especially when the season has started. We are already close to the second game in the Premier League, but we have to adapt these rules and we accept these rules. We are working very well in the transfer market. I don't know if some players leave or not, some players come or not, but in this moment I think we are working very well. Just to speak also about the defeat of Brentford, I think we could play better, much better. We could do much better than we did, but in the end in our plan is a different Tottenham, no? I'm calm for that."

Team news? Is Sávio available for you? How is van de Ven?

Roberto: "Van de Ven comes on the bench, Pedro Porro comes on the bench, Solanke is available to play, to start the game. Sávio, I don't know if he's ready to play, if everything is good to play or to come on the bench, but I'd great to use Pedro Porro inside and Micky van de Ven inside of the squad."

Any others that weren't available?

Roberto: "No, because Kudus is not ready yet, Maddison suffered a small injury on the shoulder."

Sávio has been your plan A and it's taken quite a long time in the window. How do you stay patient when it's someone you want so much?

Roberto: "I am not patient. I have no patience, but I have to expect, because we started the negotiation for Sávio one week or three days after the Everton game. For many reasons we arrived in the last week of August to close Sávio, but I think you can close other players, but if you want the highest level, the highest quality of the players, it's right also to wait something, more than a normal player."

Is that maybe a difference at the club now, waiting for the right player rather than just going for a plan B or a plan C?

Roberto: "Always we have a Plan B or Plan C. But the players are not like smart phones. They're different, different personalities, different experiences, different characteristics, different potential also, because as (born in) 2004 Sávio is great also for the club, because I'm working for the club, don't forget I'm working for the club. All these players, they are not playing for the coach, they go to play for Tottenham, and Tottenham is more important than the coaches, the players and everything. So the policy of the club is clear, and now we have to be good like we have done to close this window for transfer market."

Speaking of young players, could we see Luca Williams-Barnett tomorrow?

Roberto: "He comes on the bench. Listen, my idea was to play with him as part of the second half in Brentford. Unfortunately it was not the right moment to put him from the bench, but I can't forget the young players. I have big respect for the Academy, and it's right, no gift, but it's right also for them, they deserve to have satisfaction from their young players, and these are potential big players for the club, first of all."

Did you speak to Xavi about his time playing with Savinho in PSV and if so what did he tell you?

Roberto: "They are very close as friends. They are two big players. I love this type of player. Xavi I think in the future will become very important for this club."

Andy Robertson made his debut on Saturday - what does he offer away from the pitch and in the dressing room?

Roberto: "I have a very good relationship with Andy. I think he is playing well. Normally, after a long time in the same club, and Liverpool, is not so easy for him to understand the environment, the new city, the new dressing room, the new coach, the new people inside, because the training ground is like home for the players. It’s like family. To change family or to change the training ground, dressing room is not so fast to understand. I believe in him as a player, as a guy. I want him to show his personality. We need his mentality as a winner because we have to get used to winning games and games and games. We have to change habits in the last two seasons."

What have you said to Lucas Bergvall after Saturday's performance?

Roberto: "I hug him and he knows. He already knows he didn’t play a great game. But this game for Bergvall, Gray, Mathys Tel, also Mikey Moore, is the right step to become better and better, because you want the young players on the pitch, yes, but the young players they have not experienced. What is their experience? To explain the experience you have to pass through this day, these types of games, and you have to lose or be stronger the next time you play one game, like Brentford. It’s a normal step. Maybe one or two together is better than four together but I know the reason because Bentancur came the first week of August, Mateus Fernandes suffered an injury, Pedro Porro was an injury, but all together it’s tough as a game. But when I said I am calm and positive it’s not because the coach has to say it’s positive. No, because it’s not the Tottenham true, yet. We have to find the conditions to become a team quickly and we started the project right now, not last season. Last season we fought to stay up and this season has started and to become better is not like this. Maybe, I hope, I want, I’m working for that but to become a team is different. We have to work in the connections, in the relationships, in the style of play, to find a soul as a team and we didn’t show any of these characteristics on Saturday."

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Dominic Solanke has had a lot of fitness problems since you were here and before, but how important can he be for you?

Roberto: "He is another important player, but we stay up with Richarlison last season. Richarlison also, I love him, but he has to play much better than Brentford. In Brentford, every one of us we made mistakes and we were wrong in the game. Me as the first always but for us, the number 10, especially when the opponent defend man-to-man, we need the striker to keep the ball, defend the ball and give us the time to go up, but Solanke is another very important player."

How do you value this competition and do you understand how important it is to the fans?

Roberto: "For me, it is like the Premier League. I can’t and we are not in the condition to make differences. There is a game, we have to play well and get used to winning the game and matches. And matches – not match. Matches - one, two, three and four. We have to change the mood and we can yes, because we already did last season. Six games, three wins, two draw and one defeat in Chelsea in the last six and I heard last season we can’t win the game because the last game we won was in December. Yes, I know but I think also the environment has to change and the players and people has to change this mentality. It is a challenge and when I said we have to become a team, I am speaking about this because the quality of the players we had already in Brentford enough for sure to play much better and do much better. I don’t know if to win, but to do much better - Archie Gray, JP van Hecke, Senesi, Robertson, Tonali, Lucas Bergvall, Gallagher, Richarlison, Mathys Tel, I think are good players, all of them."

You played Hoffenheim, but the last big game at the stadium was the Everton match (last game of last season) and you looked out at the fans in the South Stand, what did you think at that moment?

Roberto: "I have great memories about all last season. Six games, seven games but very, very important for me, and I remember very well everything. I am working now, keeping in my head what I felt last season, because anyway I came without responsibility for the what they did before, but if we are relegated last season, in this moment anyway I would work in Tottenham. For that now it is a big opportunity for us, for me, but I think when we are the Tottenham with the characters that I said, I think we can do something special. That I am sure."

What can you tell us about Charlton? Richard Cawley, South London Sport

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Formerly with the South London Press, Richard has covered south London football for 19 years and counting.

Tell us about Charlton’s 100% winning start to the season - including winning at West Ham at the weekend...

Richard: "The Addicks have been very good in the opening weeks of the season. Maybe we shouldn't have been surprised about the victory at London Stadium, as Charlton did not lose away to any of the clubs relegated from the Premier League last season - with the highlight being a 3-0 victory at Ipswich Town. They defended resolutely on Saturday and posed a huge threat on the counter attack. It feels like they have more potent options in the final third."

Nathan Jones brought Charlton back up to the Championship, then kept the team in the division last term – how important is his influence now into his third season?

Richard: "First full season - promotion. Second season - consolidation in the Championship. Every year there has been an improvement in terms of finishing position since the Welshman took over the team - not to mention also averting the threat of relegation from League One when he initially arrived. I think Nathan has probably enjoyed some of the pre-season predictions that Charlton would be one of the division's strugglers this season - it's extra motivational fuel."

Tactically, how do you expect Charlton to approach Wednesday night?

Richard: "It's hard to say because there might be an element of rotation for this match, although I can't imagine it will be too much with such a big away following and facing such high-profile opposition. So far Charlton have started in a 4-2-3-1 formation, which is a change from the back five they employed last season, and I imagine the plan will be to stay solid at the back and then try to counter punch through gaps."

Which players should Spurs fans keep an eye out for?

Richard: "Tyreece Campbell. It really has clicked for the pacy winger this season. He has scored in all three matches and really made it uncomfortable for Kyle Walker-Peters at the weekend. Lloyd Jones will be a threat from set-pieces. The centre-back has scored in the previous two games - including that overhead finish at West Ham - not your standard goal from a big defender...."

Finally, can you remember the 2011 FA Cup tie? How much are Charlton as a club - players, fans - looking forward to this one?

Richard: "I do remember the tie although I wasn't at the match (I covered another club for the South London Press at the time). Charlton want those Premier League matches back - it's been too long - and so this tie against Spurs was celebrated massively when it came out of the hat. At least there is no Jermain Defoe to torment them this time (Jermain scored twice, Andros once in our 3-0 win that day)."

Read more from Richard on South London Sport: Charlton Athletic Edition on Substack...

Predict the Score | How will we get on against Charlton?

Team news | Sávio available to face Charlton

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If selected, the Brazil international winger could make his debut in front of our fans at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

We announced Sávio's arrival from City on Tuesday morning.

Speaking about our latest signing in his pre-match press conference on Tuesday afternoon, Roberto De Zerbi said: "In terms of one-to-one, he's one of the best players.

"He can play in the right side, in the left side. I know him from a long time, in Brighton, I spoke with him before he went to City. He's a big player for us, a big signing."

Team news | Porro, van de Ven available, Maddison a doubt for Charlton clash

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Newly-appointed skipper Micky has yet to feature since returning from the World Cup in July while Pedro, World Cup winner, only returned from his summer exploits with Spain on 13 August.

Speaking at his pre-match press conference on Tuesday, Roberto reported: "Van de Ven comes on the bench, Pedro Porro comes on the bench. Solanke is available to play. I'm glad to have Pedro Porro inside and Micky van de Ven inside of the squad."

Asked if there were any issues, Roberto revealed: "Kudus is not ready yet and Maddison suffered a small injury in the shoulder."

Xavi Simons, Deki Kulusevski and Wilson Odobert remain sidelined.

Csiki departs for Benfica

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Joining the Club in August, 2024, from Swedish side BK Hacken, the Hungary international made 13 appearances in her first full season in the Women’s Super League, registering two assists.

Last term, the 26-year-old headed to West Ham United on loan for the first half of the 2025/26 season, where she scored her first goal in England’s top-flight, before spending the remainder of the campaign at AS Roma.

We thank Anna for her contribution and wish her the best for the future.

5Q | Paul ‘Maxi’ Miller – 50 years a Spur and a whirlwind at Charlton – including a relegation-saving goal at Stamford Bridge!

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Signed on apprentice professional forms in 1976 – 50 years ago – ‘Maxi’ and Keith’s players had a second home from the Lane – Wembley.

In the space of four years, including replays and two-legged encounters, Paul started seven finals, winning back-to-back FA Cups in 1981 and 1982 and the UEFA Cup in 1984. A title tilt followed the next season, 1984/85 as we eventually finished third.

During that time, Maxi formed a formidable partnership with Graham Roberts – players who shed blood for the Lilywhite cause.

After Spurs though, some quite incredible days at Charlton.

Departing for south London in 1987 – although, at the time, Charlton shared Palace’s Selhurst Park with The Valley closed – Maxi spent a rollercoaster 18 months with The Addicks that just about had it all.

Ahead of our Carabao Cup, second round tie at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Wednesday night (7.45pm UK), our first meeting with Charlton – who returned to the Valley in 1992 – since an FA Cup tie in 2011, we caught up with the legendary former defender, who remains a popular matchday host.

Q1 | First up, it’s 50 years since you signed as an apprentice professional – what do you remember about walking through those famous black gates at the Lane?

Paul: “I've actually been here since I was 13, so, a bit earlier than that, but started as a schoolboy, training Tuesday and Thursday nights, and summer holidays. We used to get changed in the away dressing rooms with the younger pros, 16-19, who hadn’t quite made it yet. It was a tough atmosphere! I'd had quite a lot of publicity about joining the club, so half of them had the needle with me straight away, ‘here he comes, the flash boy’ and all that. So, I ended up having about three fights in the first week! I’ll never forget, we had a match on the Saturday and Peter Shreeves, youth manager back then, said to me, ‘right, you’ve been fighting all week, any chance of showing some of that aggression today?’ We ended up beating Fulham 3-0 in the South-East Counties League, all went for a beer afterwards and then watched the first team. It was great after that!”

Q2| How did the move to Charlton come about?

Paul: “A lot of us were leaving the club at the time, 1987. I met the manager, Lennie Lawrence, Charlton were struggling and I think there were 11 games to go in that 1986/87 season. The challenge just appealed to me. A few of the other lads said, ‘are you crazy – you’ll get relegated’, but I just fancied it.”

Q3 | It sounds like a whirlwind time at Charlton!”

Paul: “Garth Crooks soon followed me over there, and between the two of us, we got hold of some good young lads at Charlton, gave them a bit of an education and in the last 11 games, we won five, drew three, lost two and ended up in the first ever play-offs. We beat Ipswich and ended up playing Leeds in the final over two legs. Obviously, Leeds were odds-on favourites to beat us, but we won 1-0 at home and then lost 1-0 away. We then had a third game, a decider at Birmingham City and we ended up beating them 2-1 in extra time. We stayed up, Leeds stayed in Division Two. The following season, so we’re now 1987/88, we got in trouble again, but the last game of the season, we played Chelsea and I scored the equaliser in a 1-1 draw at Stamford Bridge! That eventually relegated Chelsea – they had to go into the play-offs, and went down, lost to Middlesbrough. No wonder I’ve never been too popular with the Chelsea fans! Okay, Charlton went down after that (they went down in 1989/90) but they built back up and became a good Premier League team (they were in the Premier League 1998-2007), back at the Valley, a great club, great supporters… I loved it there.”

Q4 | What are your thoughts on Wednesday night’s Carabao Cup tie?

Paul: “As I said, I loved it there, great supporters and they’ll be here in force tonight, I know that. Whatever Charlton’s allocation, they’ll fill it and they’ll make some noise because it’s quite a while since they’ve been here, 16 years. It's a great London cup tie for them and us, hopefully we’ll play well in front of our fans, get the result and take it from there. I’m sure Roberto and the lads will be delighted to be at home, and I’m sure Charlton will be happy to be playing at Tottenham as well!”

Q5 | Finally, what are you up to now, Maxi?

Paul: “Well, I've just started work for a trading house called CMC Markets back in the city, in Liverpool Street, where I've worked for many years. Funnily enough, the company is now front-of-shirt sponsor of Everton! That’s a great club, like ourselves. We had some great battles in the mid-1980s with them, great side, title winners. It’s funny, I often bump into the likes of Graeme Sharp, Peter Reid (key players in that Everton side of mid-1980s) – we used to kick lumps out of each other! We were up there last season, met Sharpy, and Ossie Ardiles saw us together, came over and said, ‘how come you two aren’t fighting?!’. So, I’ll be up there a bit this year – it will be interesting when we play up there!”

Predict the Score | How will we get on against Charlton?

Dennis joins Leicester City on loan

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The 20-year-old signed her first professional contract with us in February, 2024, before spending the remainder of that campaign on loan at Crystal Palace, where she helped them to reach England’s top flight for the first time in their history.

Netting her first goal for Tottenham in a 2-0 win over Palace in the Women’s League Cup in December, 2025, she then spent the second half of 2024/25 season on loan at Southampton.

An England youth international, having featured in the Under-19 and Under-20 squads, Araya made seven appearances in total last term, including her first start in the WSL in our season opener win over West Ham United in September, 2025.

We wish Araya the best of luck for her time with the Foxes.

Travel information | Spurs vs Charlton, Carabao Cup

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Due to engineering works, there will be no Piccadilly line services between Cockfosters and Uxbridge. If you who would ordinarily use this service to travel to the stadium – including via Wood Green for the shuttle bus – please plan an alternative route and allow extra time for your journey.

Strikes are also planned on some Arriva bus services, which will affect routes operating in north, east and central London. Routes serving the area around the stadium that are expected to be affected include the 149, 259, 279, 341, 349 and N279. Please allow extra time for your journey and read TfL’s update for the full list of affected routes.

Frequent services are anticipated through White Hart Lane, Northumberland Park, Seven Sisters and Tottenham Hale before and after the game.

A reminder that parking enforcement measures are in place on matchdays. An extended Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ) operates in Haringey and Enfield, so supporters are strongly encouraged to use public transport to travel to the stadium.

Supporters can stay up to date with the latest travel news via TfL.gov.uk and nationalrail.co.uk, and receive real-time updates via the Spurs Matchday Info channel on WhatsApp.

Reminder – Regional Coach service available

Our Regional Coach service, operating from a number of destinations including routes within Spurs supporter heartlands, is available for all home matches.

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Stay up to date – Spurs Matchday Info on WhatsApp

You can stay up to date with important matchday information – including real-time travel updates – by following our Spurs Matchday Info channel on WhatsApp.

Simply click here or search for Spurs Matchday Info in your WhatsApp Updates section.

Stations

Please note that Bruce Grove and Silver Street stations will be closed for two hours post-match on Wednesday.

White Hart Lane

On the Weaver line, 7 services per hours are expected to call at White Hart Lane in each direction before the game, and 5 services per hour in each direction afterwards. Services through this station operate between Liverpool Street and Enfield Town/Cheshunt.

Supporters travelling to Liverpool Street post-match are reminded that Northumberland Park services have greater capacity and frequency to those at White Hart Lane, and the journey time should be shorter as there are fewer stops.

Post-match, the final southbound service to Liverpool Street will depart at 12.25am, while the final northbound services will depart at 12.07am (Cheshunt) and 12.23am (Enfield Town).

White Hart Lane is a fully accessible station.

CLICK HERE to view the full Weaver line timetable...

Northumberland Park

If travelling on Greater Anglia services, we recommend using Northumberland Park as it is a shorter distance to the stadium than Tottenham Hale.

Northumberland Park is also recommended for supporters heading to Liverpool Street after the game as it will have a higher train capacity than White Hart Lane.

The following services will be in operation through Northumberland Park on Thursday evening:

Pre-match northbound: 8 trains per hour

Post-match northbound: 10 trains per hour, including 2 Stansted Express services

Pre-match southbound: 9 trains per hour, including 1 Stansted Express services

Post-match southbound: 13 trains per hour, including 4 Stansted Express services

The final southbound service towards Liverpool Street is expected to depart at 12.06am, while the final northbound services are due at 11.40pm (Cambridge), 12.07am (Hertford East) and 12.12am (Bishops Stortford).

CLICK HERE to view the full Greater Anglia timetable...

Tottenham Hale

Tottenham Hale is a fully accessible station and is served by the Victoria line and Greater Anglia services.

There will be 12 Greater Anglia services per hour operating in each direction through Tottenham Hale, including 4 Stansted Express trains each way. We recommend using Northumberland Park for Greater Anglia services as it is a shorter distance to the stadium than Tottenham Hale.

Supporters travelling on the Victoria line are encouraged to use Tottenham Hale rather than Seven Sisters as it is a shorter journey to and from the stadium. Victoria line services will operate every 2-3 minutes in both directions before and after the game.

Seven Sisters

Victoria line services will be operating every 2-3 minutes in each direction before and after the game.

Pre-match, a diversion route will be in place at Birstall Road for pedestrians entering Seven Sisters station for interchange between the Victoria line and London Overground services. This is to avoid congestion on the northbound platform.

We encourage supporters to consider using Tottenham Hale for Victoria Line services as it is a shorter distance to the stadium than Seven Sisters.

Queue management

Queue management systems will be in place at all stations for the safety of all passengers and staff.

At each station, the queue management staff are in contact with the Station Managers who will confirm when platforms are clear to enable more passengers to enter the station. For the safety of all passengers and staff, supporters are kindly asked to cooperate with station staff and always follow their instructions.

Shuttle buses

The Club operates a free Shuttle Bus service from Wood Green and Alexandra Palace (Great Northern) stations to the stadium.

Due to engineering works, please note that the Piccadilly Line will not be in operation between Cockfosters and Uxbridge on Wednesday. If you would ordinarily use this service to travel to Wood Green for the shuttle bus, please plan alternative travel to the stadium and allow extra time for your journey.

The Great Northern line will operate 10 trains per hour in both directions through Alexandra Palace before the match, and 6 northbound and 7 southbound trains per hour afterwards.

CLICK HERE to book your place on a Shuttle Bus...

Cycling

Extra parking facilities for dockless bikes are available in the surrounding area, making cycling to the stadium easier than ever. Here’s a list of locations where you can start and end your journey:

High Road

Cedar Road

Ruskin Road (North)

Ruskin Road (South)

Church Road

Brereton Road (North)

Brereton Road (South)

White Hart Lane

Vicarage Road

Lansdowne Road

Scotland Green

Pembury Road (North)

Pembury Road (South)

Bike stands also remain available at Tottenham Community Sports Centre and St Francis De Sales School, which are both located on the High Road. Dedicated bicycle parking is also available on-street around the stadium. Both Lime and Forest operate around the stadium.

Although our Bag Policy still applies, stewards will be briefed regarding cyclists’ need to carry helmets, puncture kits and removable seats into the stadium.

CLICK HERE to read our Bag Policy...

Controlled Parking Zone

A reminder that parking enforcement measures are in place on matchdays. An extended Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ) operates in Haringey and Enfield, so supporters are strongly encouraged to use public transport to travel to the stadium.

Supporters with Blue Badges can park within the CPZ – but are reminded that the Blue Badge Holder must be present with the badge. Haringey Council staff actively check Blue Badges at all games, and invalid badges can result in a Penalty Charge Notice or your vehicle being towed.

Please see here for further details.

Road closures

Please note, our major event day road closure measures will be in place.

Strikes are planned on some Arriva bus services, including those which would normally travel on diversion due to the road closures. Services affected are expected to include the 149, 259, 279, 341, 349 and N279 routes, in addition to other services. If you would ordinarily use one of the routes affected to travel to the stadium, please plan an alternative journey and allow extra time.