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Ella Morris underwent surgery on Tuesday (17 June) following her anterior cruciate ligament injury (ACL) last month.

After receiving her maiden call-up to the England senior squad, the defender unfortunately sustained the ACL injury while on international duty for the Lionesses.

The 22-year-old returned to the Club and it was confirmed that she would undergo surgery.

That procedure has now been completed and she will begin her recovery before starting the rehabilitation process.

Premier League fixtures 2025/26  Tottenham Hotspur

Our first London derby of the 2025/26 season comes up in mid-September when we visit West Ham United.

Our trip to the London Stadium is currently scheduled for Saturday 13 September, although as always all fixtures in today’s newly-released Premier League schedule are subject to change.

The first north London derby, meanwhile, is currently scheduled for Saturday 22 November at the Emirates.

Elsewhere, Thomas Frank’s first reunion with his former club, Brentford, will be on Saturday 6 December when we host the Bees at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, while our first visit to Everton’s new stadium will take place on Saturday 25 October.

Our first match against a newly-promoted team will be on the opening day, when we host Scott Parker’s Burnley on Saturday 16 August.

Match ticketing details for each individual fixture will be confirmed in due course. To get access to match tickets, sign up to become a One Hotspur member.

Premium experiences for 2025/26 Premier League fixtures are currently on seasonal premium member priority sale and will go on general sale on Monday 23 June at 10am. Register your interest and view all package information.

Here’s a look at some of the key dates and matches on our 2025/26 schedule...

London derbies

Sat Sep 13 West Ham United A - 3pm

Sat Nov 1 Chelsea H - 3pm

Sat Nov 22 Arsenal A - 3pm

Sat Nov 29 Fulham H - 3pm

Sat Dec 6 Brentford H - 3pm

Sat Dec 27 Crystal Palace A - 3pm

Tue Dec 30 Brentford A - 8pm

Sat Jan 17 West Ham United H - 3pm

Sat Feb 21 Arsenal H - 3pm

Sat Feb 28 Fulham A - 3pm

Wed Mar 4 Crystal Palace H - 8pm

Sun May 17 Chelsea A - 3pm

Other key dates

Sat Aug 23 Manchester City A - 3pm

Sat Nov 8 Manchester United H - 3pm

Sat Dec 20 Liverpool H - 3pm

Sat Jan 31 Manchester City H - 3pm

Sat Feb 7 Manchester United A - 3pm

Sat Mar 14 Liverpool A - 3pm

Newly-promoted teams

Sat Aug 16 Burnley H - 3pm

Sat Oct 4 Leeds United A - 3pm

Sat Jan 3 Sunderland H - 3pm

Sat Jan 24 Burnley A - 3pm

Sat Apr 11 Sunderland A - 3pm

Sat May 9 Leeds United H - 3pm

Festive fixtures

Sat Dec 20 Liverpool H - 3pm

Sat Dec 27 Crystal Palace A - 3pm

Tue Dec 30 Brentford A - 8pm

Sat Jan 3 Sunderland H - 3pm

We have today learned that we’ll kick off the 2025/26 Premier League campaign under Thomas Frank at home to Burnley.

Fixtures for the new term have been released by the Premier League, with a home clash with the newly-promoted Clarets, led by our former midfielder Scott Parker, first up on Saturday 16 August, kick-off 3pm.

This fixture has not been selected for live broadcast in the UK. Broadcast selections for matches beyond match round one will be confirmed in due course.

We’ll conclude the domestic campaign against Everton at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Sunday 24 May at 4pm, marking the first time since the 2010/11 season that we’ll have started and finished a Premier League season at home. We were scheduled to have done likewise in 2011/12, but the postponement of our opening league game of that campaign meant that did not happen.

Our first visit to Everton’s new stadium, meanwhile, is currently scheduled for Saturday 25 October.

Match ticketing details for each individual fixture will be confirmed in due course. To get access to match tickets, sign up to become a One Hotspur member.

Premium experiences for 2025/26 Premier League fixtures are currently on seasonal premium member priority sale and will go on general sale on Monday 23 June at 10am. Register your interest and view all package information.

As a reminder, our Premier League fixtures remain subject to change.

The Premier League fixture schedule for the 2025/26 season has today been revealed.

Our full, provisional fixture list for the 2025/26 campaign can be found below, including scheduled dates for our participation in the UEFA Champions League, Emirates FA Cup and Carabao Cup.

Please remember, all fixtures remain subject to change.

We will begin our campaign on Saturday 16 August at home to Burnley, kick-off 3pm. This fixture has not been selected for live broadcast in the UK. Broadcast selections for matches beyond match round one will be confirmed in due course.

As winners of the 2024/25 UEFA Europa League, we enter the UEFA Champions League in the league phase. The draw for the league phase takes place on 28 August.

Our European involvement means we will enter the Carabao Cup at the third round stage. The third round will be played across two midweek dates in September, with our tie set to take place in the second of those designated windows due to our European involvement in the first.

We also enter the Emirates FA Cup at the third round stage, with ties scheduled for the weekend of 10/11 January.

The last round of Premier League fixtures, where we'll host Everton, is scheduled for Sunday 24 May at 4pm.

This will represent the first time since the 2010/11 campaign where we've started and finished a Premier League season at home.

Match ticketing details for each individual fixture will be confirmed in due course. To get access to match tickets, sign up to become a One Hotspur member.

Premium experiences for 2025/26 Premier League fixtures are currently on seasonal premium member priority sale and will go on general sale on Monday 23 June at 10am. Register your interest and view all package information.

Fixtures 2025/26

European and domestic cup dates in italic

August, 2025

Sat Aug 16 Burnley H - 3pm

Sat Aug 23 Manchester City A - 3pm

Sat Aug 30 AFC Bournemouth H - 3pm

September, 2025

Sat Sep 13 West Ham United A - 3pm

Sep 16-18 UEFA Champions League matchday one

Sat Sep 20 Brighton & Hove Albion A - 3pm

Wed Sep 24 Carabao Cup third round

Sat Sep 27 Wolverhampton Wanderers H - 3pm

Sep 30-Oct 1 UEFA Champions League matchday two

October, 2025

Sat Oct 4 Leeds United A - 3pm

Sat Oct 18 Aston Villa H - 3pm

Oct 21-22 UEFA Champions League matchday three

Sat Oct 25 Everton A - 3pm

Wed Oct 29 Carabao Cup fourth round

November, 2025

Sat Nov 1 Chelsea H - 3pm

Nov 4-5 UEFA Champions League matchday four

Sat Nov 8 Manchester United H - 3pm

Sat Nov 22 Arsenal A - 3pm

Nov 25-26 UEFA Champions League matchday five

Sat Nov 29 Fulham H - 3pm

December, 2025

Wed Dec 3 Newcastle United A - 8pm

Sat Dec 6 Brentford H - 3pm

Dec 9-10 UEFA Champions League matchday six

Sat Dec 13 Nottingham Forest A - 3pm*

Wed Dec 17 Carabao Cup fifth round

Sat Dec 20 Liverpool H - 3pm

Sat Dec 27 Crystal Palace A - 3pm

Tue Dec 30 Brentford A - 8pm

January, 2026

Sat Jan 3 Sunderland H - 3pm

Wed Jan 7 AFC Bournemouth A - 8pm

Sat Jan 10 Emirates FA Cup third round

Wed Jan 14 Carabao Cup Semi-Final, first leg

Sat Jan 17 West Ham United H - 3pm

Jan 20-21 UEFA Champions League matchday seven

Sat Jan 24 Burnley A - 3pm

Wed Jan 28 - UEFA Champions League matchday eight

Sat Jan 31 Manchester City H - 3pm

February, 2026

Wed Feb 4 Carabao Cup Semi-Final, second leg

Sat Feb 7 Manchester United A - 3pm

Wed Feb 11 Newcastle United H - 8pm

Sat Feb 14 Emirates FA Cup fourth round

Feb 17-18 UEFA Champions League knockout phase play-off, first leg

Sat Feb 21 Arsenal H - 3pm

Feb 24-25 UEFA Champions League knockout phase play-off, second leg

Sat Feb 28 Fulham A - 3pm

March, 2026

Wed Mar 4 Crystal Palace H - 8pm

Sat Mar 7 Emirates FA Cup fifth round

Mar 10-11 UEFA Champions League round of 16, first leg

Sat Mar 14 Liverpool A - 3pm

Mar 17-18 UEFA Champions League round of 16, second leg

Sat Mar 21 Nottingham Forest H - 3pm

Sun Mar 22 Carabao Cup Final

April, 2026

Sat Apr 4 Emirates FA Cup Quarter-Final

Apr 7-8 UEFA Champions League Quarter-Final, first leg

Sat Apr 11 Sunderland A - 3pm

Apr 14-15 UEFA Champions League Quarter-Final, second leg

Sat Apr 18 Brighton & Hove Albion H - 3pm

Sat Apr 25 Wolverhampton Wanderers A - 3pm / Emirates FA Cup Semi-Final

Apr 28-29 UEFA Champions League Semi-Final, first leg

May, 2026

Sat May 2 Aston Villa A - 3pm

Sat May 9 Leeds United H - 3pm

Sat May 16 Emirates FA Cup Final

Sun May 17 Chelsea A - 3pm

Sun May 24 Everton H - 4pm

Sat May 30 UEFA Champions League Final

*Match will move to Sun Dec 14 should Nottingham Forest progress to league stage of UEFA Europa Conference League.

Ahead of the release of the 2025/26 Premier League fixtures, we are challenging you to correctly name the sides we have opened each season against.

In the box below are the names of every side we have faced on the opening day in the Premier League. All you have to do is click the correct team for the corresponding year that we played them in. Press Play Quiz to reveal the team names and to begin.

You will have 10 minutes to complete the quiz so, if you don't know the answer, you can skip it and come back to it at the end.

Best of luck!

Live coverage: Premier League fixture release  Tottenham Hotspur

Reiss-Alexander Russell-Denny scored his first England goal - and provided an assist - as the Under-19s came from 5-1 down to draw 5-5 with Germany in the UEFA European Championships on Tuesday afternoon.

The midfielder, who was making his first appearance of the tournament in the group stage game against the Germans, was in from the start for the Young Lions in Romania and he certainly made his mark.

After England's opponents had stormed into a 5-1 lead in Bucharest, an 11-minute second-half salvo from Will Antwi's side saw the Under-19s score four times to earn a point at Stadionul National de Rugby Arcul de Trium.

Reiss, who had never scored for the Under-19s, popped up on 55 minutes to fire home England's third with an accomplished finish from inside the box before he provided the assist for his nation's fourth.

The comeback was then completed with 27 minutes still remaining in the eastern European nation before both teams had a number of chances to go on and take all three points.

Reiss played 89 minutes before being substituted as he picked up his eighth cap at that level. Mikey Moore was not involved in the matchday squad.

The point keeps England second in the table after an opening 2-2 draw with Norway - a game in which Mikey grabbed a late equaliser from the penalty spot.

Next up for Reiss and Mikey is their final group stage clash as they take on leaders the Netherlands on Friday (20 June).

Local Tottenham talent will take to the stage at one of London West End’s grandest theatres next week for the culmination of a Club-funded community performing arts programme.

‘West End in Tottenham’ is a unique partnership between Tottenham Hotspur and ATG Entertainment (ATG) bringing weekly arts sessions to the London Borough of Haringey. The sessions are delivered with funding from the Club for young people aged 10-17 and for a community theatre group for over-18s.

Through the programme students have been preparing for an upcoming performance of ‘Chronicles of Tottenham: A Time-Travelling Adventure’ that will celebrate the area’s arts and culture scene. The play tells the story of a group of schoolchildren who go back in time and take a journey through the history of the area, including the founding of Tottenham Hotspur.

The main performance will take place on Monday 23 June at one of the most iconic venues in London’s West End, the Lyceum Theatre, known for being the home of The Lion King musical.

Ledley King dropped into one of the rehearsals at Lancasterian Primary School today to oversee the group’s progress ahead of the show at the Lyceum.

He said: “I really enjoyed attending the rehearsal today, so a big thank you to the students for inviting me along. It was great to see their preparations for a play that honours the history of the area and the Club. I would encourage the students to keep focused on their rehearsals heading into the final week, and I am sure it will be a brilliant show at the Lyceum.”

Conor Hunt, Senior Creative Learning Manager for ATG Entertainment, added: “Bringing theatre and live entertainment to the heart of Tottenham has been a powerful reminder of how creativity thrives in community. It’s been incredibly exciting to collaborate with local groups, whose passion, talent, and stories have shaped every step of this journey. Together, we’ve built more than a show—we’ve created a celebration of identity, culture, and collective voice that truly belongs to Tottenham.”

West End in Tottenham is part of Tottenham Hotspur’s drive to provide life-changing opportunities for people in our area – creating a sport, leisure and entertainment destination around our Stadium and embracing the arts and culture. Haringey has been named the London Borough of Culture for 2027.

A recent study by EY found that, through increased events and activities around our Stadium, the Club contributes an additional £344m GVA to the area, including £296m in Haringey alone, with 4,000 jobs created for local people.

Over 100 beneficiaries of Tottenham Hotspur Foundation’s health and wellbeing programmes came together for a 5k walk on Saturday to celebrate the life-changing work taking place in our local community every day.

The event was inclusive for all, with wheelchair users, cancer patients, visually impaired participants, newborns and elderly residents among the group that trekked round Tottenham Marshes.

It followed on from the annual Tottenham 10k, organised by and in aid of the Engine Room – a church, community centre, café and nursery in Hale Village – at which Foundation staff marshalled the course and Club legend Ossie Ardiles gave out medals to some 300 runners.

Ashley and Martin Burrows

Ashley and Martin have lived in N17 for 40 years. Ashley has benefited from the Foundation’s walking football programme and Martin from its Move4You cancer rehab programme.

Ashley said: “I’m 65 next week and a couple of years ago I wanted to improve my stamina and wellbeing, but I really don’t like gyms.

“I’d never played sport before and it scared me going into something competitive. I’d heard about the walking football, so I went along to Duke’s Aldridge Academy, where it happens on a Tuesday evening, and the coach was very welcoming.

“It’s really deepened my understanding of how the game itself builds friendships, sets people goals and, for some people, it’s been quite life-changing.”

Martin, 77, talked of undergoing chemotherapy and radiotherapy for cancer of his tonsils, before taking part in Move4You.

He said: “It was helpful as the treatment was a major thing to go through. It got me back on my feet and active again, and the exercises were really useful, to the point I still do them now.”

Ashley added that the investment in the local economy brought by the Club is “so important”.

She continued: “Through a scheme for N17 residents, my son worked in hospitality in the old stadium and that got him into a career. He’s now working for Hyatt in Australia, heading up their sports bookings.

“The new stadium’s a huge presence in our community and I see so many people benefiting.

“I’m a big fan of local history and Spurs has been here for so long. I think it’s grown with us and we’ve grown with it, and today’s been a joyous day to celebrate how far we’ve grown together.”

Mike Sahodree

Mike, from Enfield, has been a regular participant in Shape Up with Spurs sessions since he was introduced to the programme more than five years ago.

He arrived for the Foundation 5k having just completed his 120th Parkrun. The events were part of his training for a half-marathon in September, when he will turn 75.

He said: “At the point of being introduced to Shape Up with Spurs, I was in the mindset that I’d done my bit in the running world and would just walk from time to time to keep fit.

“I’d had some problems in my life and was also neglecting my diet. The programme helped me realise I needed to change and inspired me to improve my diet and fitness overall.”

Mike said the social aspect of sessions was important, too. He has invited along many people he knows and added he “couldn’t even count” how many friends he had made.

“I tell them ‘If I can do it, you can do it!’ The Foundation coaches are very good communicators, friendly, welcoming and efficient. Their classes are innovative, with new exercises all the time. I can’t praise them enough.”

Mike is originally from Mauritius. He lived in different parts of the UK before settling locally.

“I’ve engaged with my local football clubs across the country, but Spurs beat them all community-wise because it’s not just Shape Up with Spurs on offer, but also help for people to find jobs, improve their mental health and so much more.”

Chris Mapleston

One of those Mike has introduced to Shape Up with Spurs is Chris, 38, from Haringey.

He said: “The coaches are incredibly friendly, welcoming and encouraging. It’s really fun and diverse, with everyone able to get involved.

“The sessions really give you a full body workout and I stretch parts of my body I wouldn’t do otherwise.

“I’d thoroughly recommend people getting involved, regardless of your team affiliation. It’s a fantastic, free opportunity for all ages.”

Chris explained what it meant, as a Spurs fan, to see the Club, through the Foundation, offering support to the local community.

“It makes me feel really proud. It’s so impressive, with the new Stadium, to see the way they give back to the community.

“I know they do loads of things, not just Shape Up with Spurs, for everyone to get involved with – there seems to be something virtually every day!”

Carlene Moulton

Carlene, from Enfield, has been attending two Shape Up with Spurs sessions a week for the last two to three years, having felt an immediate impact when she first went along.

“When I first started, I had muscle pains. The coaches are good, though, they tailor exercises to your abilities and, with their motivation, I was able to alleviate that pain as time went on.