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Djed Spence has been named in the England National Team squad for the first time.

Having appeared for the Under-21 side seven times between 2022 and 2023, Djed's impressive form for us since the turn of the year has seen the 25-year-old rewarded with a place in Thomas Tuchel's latest squad.

Having endured a tumultuous first few years in N17, the full-back ceased an opportunity last season and hasn't looked back, consistently producing stirring performances while he has missed just five of our games in all competitions since he made his full Premier League debut in a 5-0 win over Southampton in December, 2024.

After Saturday's Premier League clash with AFC Bournemouth, he'll link up with the Three Lions as they take on two FIFA World Cup qualifiers next week - a clash with Andorra at Villa Park on Saturday 6 September (5pm UK) and before a trip to face Serbia on Tuesday 9 September (7.45pm).

England currently top their qualifying group having won each of their three opening games.

Congratulations, Djed!

Luka Vuskovic has joined Bundesliga side Hamburg SV on loan for the 2025/26 campaign.

Having arrived from Hajduk Split in July, Luka made his first appearance in our colours shortly after in a pre-season fixture against Reading, scoring and assisting in a 2-0 win.

Capped for Croatia across numerous age groups, Luka made his senior debut for his country in June, coming off the bench in a World Cup qualifier against the Czech Republic.

We have reached agreement for Hayley Raso to join Eintracht Frankfurt on a permanent basis.

The Australia international joined us in August, 2024, and scored on her competitive debut for the Club – a 4-0 win over Crystal Palace in the Barclays Women’s Super League in September, 2024.

During her time in Lilywhite, she made 16 appearances in total, with 13 of those in the WSL.

We thank Hayley for her service to the Club and wish her all the best for the future.

Revisit some of our UEFA Champions League highlights  Tottenham Hotspur

Outside of matches between the teams, there are plenty of connections between us and most of our opponents in this season’s UEFA Champions League.

Thursday’s draw handed us home ties with Borussia Dortmund, Villarreal, Slavia Prague and Copenhagen, along with trips to holders Paris Saint-Germain, Eintracht Frankfurt, Bodo/Glimt and AS Monaco.

While we’ve faced all eight teams in one capacity or another over the years, including six of them competitively, we share a number of links in terms of playing personnel.

Eric Dier’s name immediately comes to mind with Monaco – he’s currently plying his trade for the Ligue 1 side after 18 months at Bayern Munich. Glenn Hoddle, Emmanuel Adebayor, Eidur Gudjohnson, Dimitar Berbatov and Nacer Chadli have also worn their colours.

New teams and familiar faces make up our eight opponents in the League Phase of this season’s UEFA Champions League following Thursday afternoon’s draw.

Spanish side Villarreal and Danish champions FC Copenhagen will both visit N17 having never faced us before in competitive action, while we will also cross swords with three teams we’ve met within the last four months in the form of PSG, Bodo/Glimt and Eintracht Frankfurt. Let’s take a look at our previous encounters against our eight opponents...

Villarreal

Although we’ve never played competitively, our one and only previous game against Villarreal came in a pre-season friendly at White Hart Lane in July, 2010, losing 4-1 with Giovani Dos Santos scoring our goal.

Paris Saint-Germain

We don’t have to go too far back for our one and only competitive clash with European Champions PSG. That, of course, came in the UEFA Super Cup in Udine just over two weeks ago in Thomas Frank’s first competitive game as our new Head Coach. Micky van de Ven and Cristian Romero put us 2-0 up before the French side rallied late on to level it up through Kang-In Lee and Goncalo Ramos, and they went on to win the trophy 4-3 on penalties.

Eintracht Frankfurt

The round before that, it was another impressive away win that saw us progress past Frankfurt, Dominic Solanke’s penalty giving us a 1-0 win at Deutsche Bank Park after a 1-1 draw in N17. This will be the fourth time we have faced the German side in Euro action. In Group D of the Champions League in 2022/23, we drew 0-0 away before Heung-Min Son (2) and Harry Kane scored in a 3-2 victory on home soil, while we knocked them out of the third round of the European Cup Winners’ Cup in 1981/82, winning 2-0 at the Lane before a 2-1 defeat in Frankfurt.

Borussia Dortmund

Another German side also awaits us in this season’s League Phase. Borussia Dortmund were confirmed as our first opponents in Thursday’s draw and we’ll face them again in N17 having previously played them six times in competitive games. We lost both legs of our round of 16 tie in the Europa League in 2015/16, going down 3-0 in Germany and 2-1 in London. But we won the remaining four meetings. Son and Kane did the damage in two Champions League Group H matches in 2017/18, scoring all five goals (Kane 3, Son 2) as we won 3-1 at Wembley and 2-1 at Signal Iduna Park, before an excellent 4-0 aggregate success in the round of 16 the following season. Back at Wembley again, Son, Jan Vertonghen and Fernando Llorente scored, with Kane netting the only goal of the game in the return.

Slavia Prague

Our remaining two opponents in the League Phase are Slavia Prague, who we play at home, and Monaco, who we face away. On our return to European football in 2006/07 after a seven-year hiatus, Czech outfit Slavia were our first opponents in the first round of the UEFA Cup. Jermaine Jenas scored in Prague and Robbie Keane in London as we edged both matches 1-0. The following season, we were drawn together again, this time in the third round. A 2-1 victory in the Czech capital thanks to goals from Dimitar Berbatov and Keane was followed by a 1-1 draw in the return leg, with Jamie O’Hara on target as we progressed 3-2 on aggregate.

Monaco

Finally, we’ve faced Ligue 1 side Monaco on four occasions in Europe. Back in 2015/16, Erik Lamela scored our goal in a 1-1 draw in the south of France in Group J of the Europa League, before a convincing 4-1 win in N17, Lamela this time with a hat-trick and Tom Carroll also on target. Once more, we met again the following campaign, this time in the Champions League group stage. In what was our first-ever European fixture at Wembley Stadium, Monaco won 2-1 with Toby Alderweireld on target for us in front of over 85,000 fans, while we also lost 2-1 in the away fixture, Harry Kane scoring from the penalty spot.

The draw for the league phase of the 2025/26 UEFA Champions League took place this evening - and now we know our opponents for our first eight matches of the competition.

We will meet Borussia Dortmund (Bundesliga), Villareal (La Liga), Slavia Prague (Czech First League) and Copenhagen (Danish Superliga) at home and holders PSG (Ligue 1), Eintracht Frankfurt (Bundesliga), a return to Bodo/Glimt (Norway Eliteserien), our UEL semi-final opponents last season, and AS Monaco (Ligue 1) away.

Confirmed dates and kick-off times for each game will be confirmed by UEFA on Saturday.

This will be the first time we've faced Villareal and Copenhagen in competitive action, while we only played PSG for the first time competitively in the UEFA Super Cup earlier this month.

Designated round dates are as follows...

Our Women’s First Team conclude their pre-season at Southampton this weekend - and you can watch the action live on SPURSPLAY.

We travel to the Snows Stadium, the home of AFC Totton, on Sunday afternoon, with kick-off at 2pm.

It presents Head Coach Martin Ho with one final opportunity to prepare his squad ahead our Barclays Women’s Super League season opener against West Ham United at Brisbane Road on Sunday 7 September (12pm UK) - tickets still available to buy.

We’ll be looking to build on a positive pre-season campaign so far for our new Head Coach.

Having drawn to Liga F side Sevilla FC Femenino earlier this month, following a week’s intense training camp in Spain, we then edged our north London rivals Arsenal in a seven-goal thriller at Meadow Park last weekend.

With the WSL season just around the corner, join us for our final pre-season outing on Sunday!

Watch | Key highlights from our win at Arsenal

Fans attending Saturday’s Premier League fixture against AFC Bournemouth at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium are advised to take note of the following travel information...

Kick-off against the Cherries is set for 3pm, with gates open at 1pm. Fans are reminded to arrive early, to avoid queues pre-match.

There is no reported engineering works with a frequent service anticipated through White Hart Lane, Northumberland Park, Seven Sisters and Tottenham Hale before and after the game

Supporters are reminded 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. Please see here for further details about Blue Badge parking

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.

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Stations

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

White Hart Lane

Six Weaver line services are expected to call at White Hart Lane in both directions before and after the game. Services 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.

White Hart Lane is a fully accessible station.

CLICK HERE to view the northbound London Overground timetables...

CLICK HERE to view the southbound London Overground timetables...

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 Saturday:

Pre-match northbound: eight trains per hour

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

Pre-match southbound: 11 trains per hour, including four Stansted Express services

Post-match southbound: 12 trains per hour, including four Stansted Express services

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Tottenham Hale

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

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.

There will also be 12 Greater Anglia services per hour operating in each direction through Tottenham Hale, including four 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.

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 (Piccadilly Line) and Alexandra Palace (Great Northern) stations to the stadium.

The Great Northern line will operate seven northbound and six southbound trains per hour through Alexandra Palace before and after the match.

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.

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. Please see here for further details.

Wider transport network

Supporters should note that there will be no DLR service from Stratford International to Woolwich Arsenal and Poplar to Beckton on matchday.

Services will also be unavailable on the Underground central line between Woodford and Newbury Park via Hainault, and on the Windrush line between Surrey Quays and Clapham Junction.

Road closures

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

TfL bus services will return to normal operation as soon as possible after the local road closures are lifted.

Live coverage: UEFA Champions League League Phase draw 2025/26  Tottenham Hotspur