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They are priced at £8.00 for adults, £4.00 for Over 65s and Young Adults (17-24) and £2.00 for Under-16s.

Wheelchair and ambulant Adult / Over 65 / Young Adult tickets are priced at £4, with junior wheelchair/ambulant tickets priced as £2, including a free of charge personal assistant.

Women’s Season Ticket Holders have until 10am on Monday 10 August to purchase up to two tickets per Client Reference Number.

Following the conclusion of this priority window, subject to availability, any remaining tickets will go on General Sale until 12pm on Thursday 11 September. Any remaining tickets will be made available for sale on the day at St. Helens.

Tickets for this fixture will be digital and sent via email no later than 5pm on Thursday 11 September.

They are priced at £13.50 for adults, £10 for Over 65s and Young Adults, and £6.00 for Under-17s.

Wheelchair and ambulant tickets are priced at as above, including a free of charge personal assistant.

Women's Season Ticket Holder have until 10am on Monday 10 August to purchase up to two tickets per Client Reference Number.

Following the conclusion of this priority window, subject to availability, any remaining tickets will go on General Sale until 12pm on Thursday 18 September. Any remaining tickets will be made available for sale on the day at Selhurst Park.

Tickets for this fixture will be digital and sent via email no later than 5pm on Thursday 18 September.

The lifelong Spurs fan will perform Homegrown – a track which expresses the resilience, creativity and ambition of N17, and has become the soundtrack to our new era built on reconnection with our fans, the local community and cultural heritage.

The live performance will take place on the pitch at approximately 2.45pm, following the player warm-ups and before the teams walk out for the match. We encourage match-going fans to be in their seats by this time to enjoy the performance and avoid impacting others’ experience of the show.

Nippa said: “Homegrown is a track that is about bringing everyone together - throughout the ups and the downs that we go through, we're still homegrown, we're stronger together. This is who we are. This is where we're from. That’s what I kind of wanted to portray.

“This song is for the community, and the community involves everyone in the football club and outside the football club. I’m all about representing my home, representing where I am from, my people and my community and something that is dear for us is our football club. We're all homegrown. It's a song for all of us.”

It headlines a programme of matchday activations celebrating Tottenham – its familiar locations, creative energy, people and culture – including:

A meet and greet with former goalkeeper and Tottenham resident Alfie Whiteman from 12-1.30pm at the Tottenham Experience to mark the reopening of his first photography exhibition, A Loan, at OOF gallery

A musical performance from Pan Nation Steel Orchestra - a Tottenham-based group that has been in existence for nearly 20 years, providing a safe space for people of all backgrounds to learn and grow together via steel pan music – in our Fan Zone on Park Lane Square pre-match

Pitchside interviews with inspirational local people that have worked with the Club’s Foundation and whose stories reflect the talent and drive that exists in our community.

He's also kept a close eye on our pre-season by taking up co-commentary duties alongside Rob Daly for our friendlies against MK Dons, Auckland and Sydney FC.

So, who better to run the rule over our latest pre-season opponents as La Liga side Getafe CF arrive at Hotspur Way on Saturday (3pm UK) - Terry will also be a guest on our SPURSPLAY coverage alongside presenter, Ben Haines.

What can we expect from Getafe CF on Saturday?

Terry: “Every year, I look at Getafe’s season ahead and they are relegation candidates. Their aim is to stay in the division, because if they ever have any good players, they lose them and that’s happened again this summer. Last season, I went on record saying I thought they were going to get relegated. They didn't have the players needed to play the style the manager likes to play. They then picked up three or four players in the January transfer window and ended up finishing seventh and qualifying for Europe. They've kept a couple of those loan players - Martín Satriano, a centre forward and a centre-back, Zaid Romero. However, Luis Vázquez, from Anderlecht, he's ended up going to Birmingham City and they’ve lost their best two midfielders - Mauro Arambari has gone to River Plate, Luis Milla to Como. I think I read that they’ve actually spent 19 million, a fortune for Getafe, but they’ve sold players for 28 million. So, my first thought – it could be a struggle again. Look, it probably won't be because the manager, Jose Bordalas, is different class and finds a way, but you're not looking at a team where you think, ‘they could be challenging for Europe’. It's a miracle they're challenging and playing in Europe this season. They seem to have the same issues every summer. When they started last season, I looked at them and thought, ‘this doesn't look like Getafe’ but they rectified it in the January transfer window, went on a wonderful run, finished seventh and qualified for the Conference League.”

What style of play are we looking at?

Terry: “It's direct, and it can vary. It's not always 4-4-2, sometimes it’s three at the back. Bordalas might play a big centre-forward occasionally wide as well, so you've got crosses coming in and the big centre-forward attacking from the left wing position. Bordalas gets his teams really well drilled. They're aggressive. They're the most aggressive team in La Liga by a mile – they pick up the most yellow and red cards. Some players have been with Bordalas for ages, but a couple have just left - Mauro Arambarri and Luis Milla. That will be a big blow. He's got a player called Djene Dakonam, who's been there forever. He typifies Bordalas and when he picks him, which he does in every game, you never know whether he's going to play right-back, centre-back or centre midfield, but he's aggressive, puts his foot in and typifies what the manager is all about.”

What can you tell us about the manager, Jose Bordalas?

Terry: “In recent years he’s mainly been at Getafe and had a short spell at Valencia, where he did well for a year (2021/22), got to the Copa del Rey final, lost on penalties to Real Betis – then got the sack. Before that, he took Alaves back into La Liga (for the first time in 10 years, 2015/16) but then got the sack before the season started. From Alaves, he went to Getafe in 2016, stayed there for five years, took them up, went to Valencia, and he’s now been back at Getafe since 2023. I feel that he’s a coach who should be getting better jobs. It’s his second time in Europe with Getafe, and that’s astonishing, really. Remember, their average home crowd last season was just over 8,000. During my career, I played for Wimbledon, a smaller club in the top division. I know what it’s like – it’s tough – and he never gets Getafe relegated. Now they’re in Europe again – amazing.”

Having joined us this summer from OL Lyonnes, the 22-year-old defender has been assigned the number five shirt.

Our Women's first team will head to Spain for an intense 12-day performance camp with two friendlies also scheduled against La Liga F sides.

Replica shirts with Sombath 5 personalisation are now available from our Spurs Shops and online.

Martin Ho’s team will travel to southern Spain for 12 days of intense warm weather training as part of preparations for the 2026/27 Barclays Women’s Super League campaign.

We will also pick up important pre-season minutes with two friendlies scheduled against La Liga F sides.

First up is Granada on Sunday 9 August (11am CEST, 10am UK), which will be open to the public to attend for free and streamed live on SPURSPLAY.

The following players will make the trip…

Lize Kop

Selma Panengstuen

Sophie Jackson

Hanna Wijk

Ella Morris

Alice Sombath

Toko Koga

Caitlin Dijkstra

Amanda Nilden

Julie Blakstad

Heidi Hills

Drew Spence

Olga Ahtinen

Eveliina Summanen

Maite Oroz

Signe Gaupset

Victoria Pelova

Olivia Holdt

Jess Naz

Matilda Nilden

Matilda Vinberg

Araya Dennis

Kirsty Hanson

Jhanaie Pierre

Shekiera Martinez

Cathinka Tandberg

Lenna Gunning-Williams

Clare Hunt, who continues to recover from her knee injury, will not travel to pre-season camp.

In December 2025, the Club confirmed that Season Ticket Holders will be able to share their ticket with up to 3 non-Members per season via Ticket Share.

The following FAQs, updated ahead of the 2026/27 season, have been prepared to assist with any questions supporters may have about the process of nominating a non-Member as a Ticket Share recipient.

How can I share my ticket with a non-Member?

There are some short steps you will need to follow before you can share your ticket with a non-Member (they will need to create a CRN if they have not already done so). Please follow these steps before attempting to share your ticket with them:

Log in to your e-ticketing account

Once logged in, select "Match Tickets", then scroll down and click "Nominated Non-Members 26-27" at the bottom of the page

Select a ticket and add to your basket

When prompted, assign the ticket to your chosen non-Member in your network

Complete the transaction - you won't be required to enter your card details.

Once you’ve completed these steps, you’ll be able to forward your ticket to the nominated non-Member no later than 12pm the following day. You’ll also be able to forward your ticket to them as many times as you like throughout the season – you won’t need to nominate them each time.

I'm receiving an error message when I try to nominate a non-Member

If you're receiving an error message after you've followed the steps outlined above, it's possible that the non-Member you're trying to nominate has previously been nominated by another Season Ticket Holder. They can check this by logging into their account and seeing if Nominated Non-Members is displayed under their name once logged in.

Once non-Members have been nominated by one Season Ticket Holder, they can receive tickets from any other Season Ticket Holder via Ticket Share for the remainder of the season. If your intended recipient has already been nominated by someone else, simply share your ticket to them via Ticket Share as normal. They will not be counted as one of your three non-Members if you share with them this way.

How long will it take before I can share a ticket with a nominated non-Member?

Once you’ve completed the steps for nominating a non-Member, you’ll be able to share your ticket with them no later than 12pm the following day.

Your nominated non-Member will be able to check if they are able to receive tickets by logging into their account. If Nominated Non-Members is displayed under their name once logged in, they will be able to receive tickets from you straightaway.

How far in advance should I nominate a non-Member?

If you are sharing your ticket with a non-Member for the first time, please allow time for the nomination process to be completed prior to forwarding your ticket.

As standard, once you’ve completed the steps for nominating a non-Member, you’ll be able to share your ticket with them no later than 12pm the following day. Once they’ve been accepted as one of your three nominated non-Members, you’ll be able to forward your ticket to them instantly for the rest of the season without needing to re-nominate them.

Can I change my three nominated non-Members?

Once you've nominated three non-Members to forward your ticket to in a single season, it won't be possible to change these non-Members or add further non-Members. You can continue to share your tickets to these non-Members - and any One Hotspur Member in your Network - throughout the season, and you'll also have the opportunity to re-select your three non-Members in the 2027/28 season.

Do I need to use Ticket Upgrade to share with a non-Member?

Once you've nominated a non-Member to receive your ticket, you will only need to use Ticket Upgrade if you pay a concession price and are forwarding your ticket to a supporter in a different age bracket.

After an incredibly beneficial 10 days of work Down Under, the squad has got straight back to it at our Enfield training base.

Flying back into the UK on Monday, the travelling squad has swiftly linked back up with the rest of the group in north London with eyes now on Saturday's (8 August) pre-season fixture with Getafe CF.

Reuniting with our World Cup returnees, which includes summer arrival Marcos Senesi, and the players who are continuing to work hard on their recovery and rehabilitation programmes, the group is working hard to be in fine fettle for the start of the Premier League season - which is just over two weeks away!

First though, we take on Getafe in a behind-closed-doors game at Hotspur Way this weekend - but you can watch all the action LIVE exclusively on SPURSPLAY.

As we count down to kick-off though, check out the progress of the squad in our galleries below...

How will we fare against Getafe? Play the Predictor

We will face West Ham United (23 Sep), Crystal Palace (11 Nov), Leicester City (18 Nov) at home and Brighton & Hove Albion (30 Sep), Bristol City (28 Oct) and Ipswich Town (16 Dec) away.

A new reshaped and renamed Subway Players Cup – previously known as Subway Women’s League Cup – will adopt a Swiss-style league format with each side playing three home and three away fixtures, with results ranked in a unified league table.

The top eight positions will progress to the Knockout Phase and play a one-legged tie with teams ranked based on their final league position.

We can also confirm the date and kick-off time for all six fixtures in the league phase.

Subway Players Cup – 2026/27 League Phase

Full ticketing details will be confirmed in due course.

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