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Spurs vs Arsenal, Women’s Super League - Ticket Information

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Tickets for this fixture will be priced as follows across all general admission areas of the stadium:

*Date and kick-off time subject to change.

Early Bird pricing – until 12pm Friday 25 September

Adults - £12

Young Adults (18-25) - £8

Juniors - £4

General pricing – post 12pm Friday 25 September

Adults - £15

Young Adults (18-25) - £10

Juniors - £5

Women’s Season Ticket Holder priority window is now open until Wednesday 26 August at 12noon, where 2026/27 Women’s Season Ticket Holders can claim their free seat for the fixture and purchase an additional three seats for other attending Spurs supporters.

We will not be operating a Stadium Bundle for this season and Women’s Season Ticket Holders will be required to choose a seat for our remaining two fixtures at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, against Manchester United and Crystal Palace, when those fixtures go on sale. Further information will follow nearer the time.

Men’s Season Ticket Holder / One Hotspur Members will be able to purchase in their priority window from 12noon on Wednesday 26 August until 12pm Friday 28 August, with four tickets available per CRN.

Junior One Hotspur Members / Junior Men’s Season Ticket Holders can also claim their free seat but need to do so with an accompanying Young Adult / Adult purchase.

Following these two exclusive priority windows, tickets will be on general sale until kick-off on matchday at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

During our general sale period, supporters will be able to take advantage of our discount codes to gain 20% and 30% off their bookings. The following will apply:

SPURSAFCW20 – Supporters booking between six-14 tickets.

SPURSAFCW30 – Supporters booking between 15-20 tickets.

Enhance your matchday for this fixture and explore a range of Premium hospitality options with prices starting from £25 per person. Premium tickets will be on sale from Tuesday 25 August and for all enquiries, contact the Premium Sales team on 0208 365 5150 or at premium.sales@tottenhamhotspur.com.

Ticket delivery

Women’s Season Ticket Holder digital passes for access at Brisbane Road will not be valid for entry at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, as well as any Men’s Season Ticket Holder / One Hotspur Member digital passes.

Tickets will be sent via email as NFC Digital ticket, which can be downloaded to Apple or Google wallet.

Spurs 5-3 Birmingham City | Martin Ho’s verdict

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It was a clinical display in front of goal at Hotspur Way with five different goalscorers – Toko Koga, Cathinka Tandberg, Caitlin Dijkstra, Olivia Holdt and Olga Ahtinen all on the scoresheet – as we earned our second victory in pre-season.

A number of players completed a full 90 minute while the majority of the squad picked up valuable minutes as Martin’s side continued to step up their preparations for the start of the campaign, which gets underway two weeks today – at home to West Ham United (12noon UK).

Despite a positive showing in the opposition's box with five goals, our Head Coach highlighted that certain parts of the performance still need to be 'ironed out' ahead of our season opener at Brisbane Road.

Speaking to us after the match, Martin told us: “We started well in the first 15 minutes and then we looked a little bit disjointed. We didn't win enough duels, we were second to a lot of balls, which isn't good enough for us as a level, and then we gave them too many transitions.

“In the last 15 minutes, we had spells, but the mentality was good because you come back, you push when you go behind, you keep pushing - we had that and we've continued that from last season. There are still small parts to iron out and I'm sure we'll get there by the time we start.”

When asked about the five different goalscorers in the game, he added: “Any time you score five goals, you should be happy. It's different goal scorers and that'll give some of them some confidence individually in terms of in front of goal because we do a lot of work around there.”

“But we must make sure we don't concede the goals we concede because two of them are preventable - one of them is a very good strike, but two of them are preventable. We weren't competitive enough in certain duels, we didn't communicate well enough in some of those areas and at this level, no matter who it's against, you get punished. We just need to iron them out.”

Defender Hanna Wijk also made her return to action for the first time since April, where she suffered a MCL injury while on international duty, and Martin was pleased to see her back out there.

“Really important,” he added. “That was the plan, to get Hanna on the pitch and give her some minutes because she's worked hard and tirelessly through the off-season and pre-season so far to get herself back. I thought she'd done really well, she was aggressive and front footed, clean on the ball, but some small actions that she will tidy up on because she knows.”

Watch Under-21s’ season opener at Newcastle live on SPURSPLAY

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With a number of players having stepped up from the Under-18s in recent months and a couple of new recruits in the mix as well – attacking midfielder Cole Ramsey and defender Maxwell Adedeji having joined us over the summer after their departures from Aston Villa and Leicester City respectively – there’s a new look to Wayne Burnett’s squad ahead of the new campaign.

There were important match minutes for several players throughout pre-season as we faced four non-league teams – Ebbsfleet United, Boreham Wood, Hornchurch and Enfield Town – along with Spanish side Algeciras CF in friendly action, but it’s now down to business as the competitive campaign begins at this level.

Newcastle will be hosting the match at Whitley Park, with kick-off at 7pm BST.

Supporters can watch live on SPURSPLAY, with live text updates during the game also available via our Match Centre.

SPURSPLAY - What’s included and how to subscribe

From this season, a SPURSPLAY subscription is included as a new benefit for One Hotspur+ Members.

As part of the annual membership, you will have access to SPURSPLAY (worth £45) plus many other benefits, including…

A £20 Spurs Retail Voucher

£15 Stadium Attraction Voucher

Unlimited access to The Athletic (worth £25)

Digital Matchday programmes for home matches

Men's ticket on sale access

Additional 24-hour Men's ticket access window

Ticket Exchange and Ticket Transfer access

Season Ticket Waiting List Position

Also a benefit for Season Ticket Holders, existing One Hotspur+ Members and Season Ticket Holders for 2026/27 have received a code to use in the sign up process for SPURSPLAY.

Alternatively, for an annual subscription of £45 – reduced to £35 for One Hotspur Members - you can also sign up to SPURSPLAY.

Your subscription will include access to watch all of our Men's first team pre-season matches live* plus much more, including:

Live home Under-18s and Under-21s matches plus select Under-21s away games.

Selected live Women’s first team matches.

An enhanced matchday offering including full-match replays of every men's first team fixture.

Hundreds of hours of archive footage celebrating the most exciting moments and legendary players in the Club’s history.

*Subject to availability in your region

Subscribing

To access SPURSPLAY, you will first need to login in to your Club account. If you haven't got an account yet, you will need to sign up first.

You will then need to go through the subscription process. If you're a Season Ticket Holder, One Hotspur+ Member or One Hotspur Member, you can use your exclusive code at the checkout to get the service for free (One Hotspur + and Season Ticket Holders) or at a discounted rate (One Hotspur Members).

If you already have an active subscription to SPURSPLAY and are a Season Ticket Holder, One Hotspur+ Member or One Hotspur Member, the code will be automatically applied at the checkout.

Women edge Birmingham in eight-goal thriller in pre-season

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Toko Koga and Cathinka Tandberg netted in the first half, but we were pegged back twice by the visitors. The Blues took the lead in the early stages of the second half before we stormed into a comfortable lead – Caitlin Dijkstra netting her first goal for the Club followed by lovely strikes from Olga Ahtinen and Olivia Holdt – to earn our second win of pre-season.

It was another valuable workout from Martin Ho’s side with a number of players getting key minutes in a hard-fought contest while defender Hanna Wijk also marked her return to action from an MCL injury suffered in April.

Reflecting on the performance, Martin Ho said: “We started well in the first 15 minutes and then we looked a little bit disjointed. We didn't win enough duels, we were second to a lot of balls, which isn't good enough for us as a level, and then we gave them too many transitions.

“We weren’t close enough in terms of preventing them. We went in front, they pulled it back, they went in front and we pulled it back, and then we scored some really good goals at the end.

“In the last 15 minutes, we had spells and a little bit in between, but the mentality was good because you come back, you push when you go behind, you keep pushing - we had that and we've continued that from last season. But some of the duelling defensively and some of the play with the ball, we need to be a little bit more disciplined, a little bit more controlled. There are still small parts to iron out and I'm sure we'll get there by the time we start.”

Toko gave us the lead after four minutes, tapping home from close range after Julie Blakstad managed to get a flick to Caitlin Dijkstra’s cross from the left, but that was cancelled out four minutes later when the visitors grabbed a leveller.

Tandberg restored our lead on 16 minutes with her first goal of pre-season as she picked out the back of the net from the six-yard box with a side-foot volley after Blakstad put it on a plate for her fellow Norway international, following good work from Kirsty Hanson in the build-up.

We were pegged back once again just after the half hour mark and despite Tandberg striking the woodwork in the closing stages, we went into the break all square. Wijk was introduced at the break for her first appearance since suffering a MCL injury in April.

The visitors took the lead for the first time in the contest nine minutes later but we were back on level terms just after the hour mark, Dijkstra rising highest to Matilda Vinberg’s corner to head home at the back post. We restored our lead on 66 minutes thanks to a low curling effort from around 20 yards out by Holdt, just four minutes after her introduction.

Holdt turned provider for Ahtinen on 74 minutes with the midfielder sending a low, powerful strike from the edge of the box into the back of the net to complete the scoring for us on another productive afternoon in pre-season.

In that number | Fan gallery | Brentford

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The big kick-off at Brentford - and while our Spurs family around the globe no doubt watched the game at all hours on TV, our allocation at the Gtech was only 1,725.

Our cameras were there to capture our travelling fans on what turned out to be tough day in TW8.

Check out the gallery below - are you in there?

Brentford 3-0 Spurs | Every word of Roberto De Zerbi's post-match press conference

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Here's what he had to say...

You never managed to get control of the game. Was it fitness, not fighting hard enough or too many new players?

Roberto: "For many reasons. I think we are not a team yet. For a lot of reasons. Yesterday in the press conference, when you asked me what is the target, we can fix the target when you become a team. Before becoming a team, we can't say what we can do. For sure, we are not in the right point in physical condition for a lot of reasons. For the players, they came late after the World Cup, because in Australia we couldn't work in the right way for the trip, don't take risk for a lot of things, but are not excuses. They are the normal situation when you are building a new project, a new process. I don't want time, but we have to pass through these problems. I couldn't lose confidence in my players. I believe in my players, I believe in my club, I believe in myself. I think we are working well, but in this moment. I knew after the Hoffenheim game, I said we are not in the right point, we are late for the start of the Premier League. But it's a step, we have to improve quickly. Anyway, we could fight stronger than we did today. We lost too many duels, we made too many mistakes in the timing when we wanted to push the pressure higher. We arrived second for the second ball, we didn't win one second ball, one duel, one tackle, and it's tough. But if you analyse everything, you can find that we played with one 2007, one 2006. Lucas Bergvall, the second goal. I think he didn't play bad today, even if I substituted in the half-time. But Lucas Bergvall in the next two years, he will not lose that ball in that moment of the game. But there are steps to become better. Now the focus and the target is to become a team. Because a team, you can't become a team for the transfer market window, for the players, the new players, the paper, the player of the paper, no. You become teams with the players, they find the connection between them, they find the spirit, they find the soul, like I said yesterday, and it's a process."

You mentioned the age of some of those players, like Mikey Moore and Mathys Tel as well, did that show today that you do need more experience up front?

Roberto: "No, no, for the attacking area, for Archie Gray the same today. Like Lucas, many new players, maybe they have to find the connection, Sandro Tonali, Senesi and Van Hecke. But I think, I don't change idea, I think we are working well as a club, as a project. We need the time, like the big teams have done in the last 10 years."

It's going to take a while for your players to gel, but given how the team fared towards the end of last season, I think a lot of fans will be shocked by that defeat. Were you shocked, were you surprised?

Roberto: "Yeah, I was surprised, I was suffering for this defeat, but we are working. If you analyse last season, the defensive line, Porro, Danso, Micky van de Ven and Udogie. And today, Archie Gray, JP Van Hecke, Senesi and Robertson, four new players. Two midfielders, Rodrigo Bentancur and Palhinha. Today, two midfielders, Bergvall, why not Bentancur? Because he came late in the pre-season. In the pre-season we worked with Lucas Bergvall. I think at the beginning of the season, at the beginning of the new project, it was good, it was right to play with Lucas Bergvall. But I knew before the game, Lucas Bergvall, in this type of game, maybe he could suffer more than Rodrigo Bentancur, nine years older, and Lucas, 20. I knew before the game, but at the end you have to think. We go, and we try to build something good for the club. We need also Archie Gray, we need also Lucas Bergvall, or we work for today. And tomorrow, I don't know. For today, I agree. For the plan, for the project, what the club wants and what we are, in the direction we are working, I think is the normal process. We are suffering for the defeat, we are shocking for this defeat, especially for the way we lost the game. Because they deserve to win and we played very, very bad.”

You have spoken about excitement levels - is this match useful in that regard for the players to keep their feet on the ground?

Roberto: "Yes, but before this game yesterday, I told you, when you asked me about the target, about the happiness for this transfer market window, I said, first of all, we have to become a team. And to become a team, in my home, there are two big conditions. The soul and the style of play. And today, we didn't show the soul, and we didn't show the quality of the play. With the ball and without the ball. When we find these two conditions, I think we can become dangerous for everyone, every team. Until we don't arrive, we don't reach these conditions, we have to suffer. And today, I think it's important for us, this defeat, because maybe we woke up stronger than we thought, maybe.”

Archie Gray is now Spurs' youngest ever captain - what role will he play this season, especially after the departure of Djed Spence?

Roberto: "Archie Gray can play as a full-back, as a midfielder. But I think he's much better than his performance today. But not just Archie Gray, also JP Van Hecke, Sandro Tonali, Richarlison, everyone. We didn't play a good game. But we can't change our idea on Archie Gray for today, or for Richarlison or Mathys Tel."

How long do you expect it to take for you to find the rhythm? Do you expect it to come before the international break? Do you expect it before next week against Newcastle?

Roberto: "We need time, but I think we are much better than we showed today. So from Wednesday we can show our qualities, and we can show who we are. But anyway, even if we win Wednesday or next Saturday, we need time to become a team. Because to become a team we need time. We need time, we have to analyse the situation, we have to understand the situation. The improvement we have to do, every one of us, because we lose and we win together."

Last season Tottenham were very strong from set-pieces, but losing Romero and Palhinha, two big set-piece players, how are you trying to re-focus that in your work?

Roberto: "Listen, Brentford in set-pieces are maybe the best team in the Premier League. So it's normal to suffer. I think we suffer more the duels, more the second ball than the set-pieces."

New signings earn Legacy Numbers

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Andy Robertson (905), Marcos Senesi (906), Sandro Tonali (907) and Jan Paul van Hecke (908) started at the Gtech Community Stadium with numbers decided in alphabetical order by surname and Mateus Fernandes came on as a half-time substitute to earn Legacy Number 909.

The four starters all played the full contest whilst Mateus replaced Conor Gallagher at the break as we suffered a 3-0 defeat on the opening day in west London.