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Our Women’s Under-19s will take part in a new-look FA Women’s National League (FAWNL) Cup for the 2025/26 season.

The tournament will see 16 Professional Game Academy (PGA) sides participating alongside teams in the FA Women’s National League, giving our new Head Coach, Sabiha Jamal, and youngsters the unique opportunity to test themselves against senior opposition.

For the first time in the competition, it will begin with a group stage with 88 sides split into 22 groups of four, with three FAWNL sides to face at least one PGA side. Each PGA team will play all group stage games away from home.

The group winners, along with the 10 best runners-up, will progress to the FAWNL Cup knockout stages.

Whereas the remaining 10 runners-up, plus the 20 best third-placed teams, will advance to the knockout stages of the FAWNL Plate.

We have been drawn into Group M, where we'll travel to play Luton Town, Oxford United and MK Dons.

Our Under-19s will face Luton Town in the opening group game on Wednesday 20 August before taking on FAWNL Southern Premier Division side Oxford United on Sunday 7 September.

We will conclude the group phase of the competition on Sunday 28 September as we take on MK Dons.

Kick-off times and venue will be announced in due course, alongside ticket information from the hosts clubs.

Wed 20 Aug – Luton Town (A)

Sun 7 Sep – Oxford United (A)

Sun 28 Sep – MK Dons (A)

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Tottenham Hotspur is delighted to announce a long-term partnership with Molson Coors Beverage Company, bringing Pravha and its range of beers and ciders to fans at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium from the 2025/26 season onwards.

The partnership further strengthens Molson Coors’ commitment to supporting the best sports and music venues across the UK. Alongside Pravha, the partnership will see the introduction of a refreshed range of beverages throughout the stadium, including Coors, Madrí Excepcional, Madrí 0.0%, Rekorderlig and Cobra.

Through the partnership, the Club will be working with Pravha to create bespoke content across digital platforms and bring exciting activations to fans across the season.

Dean Ince, Regional Sales Controller at Molson Coors said: “We are delighted to be working with Tottenham Hotspur and bringing our portfolio of beers and ciders to fans at their incredible stadium in North London. We are particularly excited to create some industry leading, memorable experiences for fans throughout the partnership.”

Ryan Norys, Chief Revenue Officer, Tottenham Hotspur said: “Molson Coors has a long-standing tradition of working with some of the best sporting venues in the UK, so this partnership was a natural fit for us as a Club. We are excited to be working with Molson Coors on enhancing the range of beverages offered to fans at our stadium and supporting its Pravha brand on providing engaging social media content for our supporters.”

The famous Bill Nicholson Gates have returned home to Tottenham today and work has begun on their reinstallation in PAXTON17, led by the same team that managed their removal from White Hart Lane in 2015.

The black and gold wrought iron gates and accompanying hoarding are planned for completion ahead of the new season.

Bill first stepped through them as a youngster on trial in 1936 - he went on to make 341 appearances as a player between 1938-54, winning the First Division title in 1950/51, before leading the team to eight major trophies as manager between 1958-1974, including the 'double' in 1960/61.

The gates became synonymous with 'Mr Tottenham' following a famous photograph taken by Peter Robinson in the 1970s. The iconic, original photograph that gave the gates their name is currently on display in OOF Gallery, alongside some of Peter's greatest works, until 31 August.

Ahead of the 2025/26 campaign, we can confirm that our Women’s Under-21s have been reclassified as Under-19s, and a new coaching structure has been put into place.

Women’s Academy Technical Coaching Manager Nick Hardy will assume overall responsibility across the Academy programme, with Sabiha Jamal promoted to the role of Under-19s Head Coach after a year leading the Under-16s.

Matheus Vianna Scapin will assist Sabiha as part of her backroom staff in the Professional Game Academy League and will also lead the Under-16s for the new season, where he will be joined by Stella Calderhead.

Speaking on the coaching set-up, Nick said: “Sabiha had a brilliant year on and off the grass with our Under-16s. Stepping up to lead the Under-19s is a thoroughly deserved opportunity for her and one we’ve thought about a lot with the amount of Under-16s moving into that group. Sab has formed a good relationship with those players as a coach on the pitch, but also as a role model off the pitch. She also made a positive impact with a large portion of the Under-19s squad last season, assisting me during training sessions and games, so we’re really excited to see her work with that group on a permanent basis now.

“Matheus is a coach I have worked with for a number of years. He has been at the Club in a variety of roles so his wealth of experience and knowledge across both the Men’s and Women’s pathways is hugely beneficial. He will bring a great level of commitment, passion and talent for player development. I’m really excited to have him on board as our Under-16s Head Coach as well as part of Sab’s team to support the Under-19s.

“Stella is a young coach who has been at the Club for a while, she has worked through the age groups, including in our ETC, and we’re really pleased to have her on board as part of the wider PGA team.”

Tottenham Hotspur Foundation brought together leading sports brands and local young people at its first sports business careers fair today.

Jobs fairs form part of the Club’s ongoing efforts to drive employment opportunities locally, with 3,700 full-time jobs supported by the Stadium every year across Haringey, Enfield and Waltham Forest, including 2,800 of those in Haringey.

The event was sponsored by iWorkinSport and formed part of the Foundation’s Level Up Network, with 170 young people between the ages 16-24 passing through the doors of Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

They were treated to a welcome from former Spurs defender Sebastien Bassong, keynote talk by Nike Club & Federation Business Director Bonnie Zeihlund, as well as a panel discussion with experts in sports science, sports media, sports recruitment and sports coaching.

There was also a series of interactive workshops run by representatives of the Club, FA, LinkedIn and more, whilst sports universities like UFCB and Loughborough, along with other brands including the Premier League, London Sport, the Lawn Tennis Association and Footballco, shared opportunities in an exhibitor zone.

In addition, participants were able to have a 15-minute ‘speed mentoring chat’ with a sports professional.

The event was hosted by Foundation interns Ali Sakinsel and Joshua Hills.

Ali, 22, has benefited from various Foundation initiatives, including its Level Up Network supported by the Mayor of London, a programme for young people to develop their employability and life skills through group workshops, one-to-one mentoring and more.

Ali said: “It has been an incredible journey for me, from taking part in programmes like Level Up Network and Start Something, to now working with the Tottenham Hotspur Foundation and having the opportunity to host this incredible event. The support has been amazing.”

Samuel Foster, who as a teenager joined Premier League Kicks sessions run by Tottenham Hotspur Foundation, attended the careers fair with the Premier League, where he has since progressed to a full-time role. He hoped to inspire others who were on a similar journey:

“The Tottenham Hotspur Foundation gave me the opportunity to see a pathway to the next stage of my life. It wasn’t just the football; it was everything around it - supporting those within underrepresented groups, and in underrepresented areas, and aiming to increase social mobility. That is the message we hope to share today.”

Young people in attendance spoke of the importance of being able to access representatives from top sporting organisations.

Aaron, 17, said: “I came today hoping to find a role into football coaching, but having spoken to the Premier League and Nike it has opened my eyes to so many other roles that are available.”

Olive, 16, takes part in sessions run by our Foundation through the Huddle Project, a joint-funded programme with the NFL and Nike to provide free sporting activity to young people in Tottenham. She added: “I am hoping to get more insight into a career path across sport, business and finance, so the event today has been very useful.”

Damian Zabielski, Foundation Youth, Employment and Skills Manager, said: “This has been a momentous day, a truly incredible opportunity for young people on the doorstep of the Stadium to broaden their horizons within the world of sport.

“The fair, as part of our Level Up Network, supports our wider work to inspire, empower and create pathways into employment for residents in and around Tottenham.

“A big thank you to iWorkinSport, the Mayor of London, People’s Postcode Lottery and the Club, of course, as we can’t run these opportunities without support from our partners and sponsors.”

Joao Frigerio, founder and CEO of iWorkinSport, said: “We’re proud to support Tottenham Hotspur Foundation and sponsor this careers fair – an event that embodies our shared mission to open doors and create pathways in sport. Our commitment is twofold: to empower young people passionate about sport to achieve their career aspirations and to help organisations discover and attract outstanding talent.”

Young people who would like to join the Level Up Network can do so here.

Professionals interested in becoming a mentor can register their interest here.

To find out more about the programme email deji.olodude@tottenhamhotspur.com.

The Thomas Frank era kicks-off at Reading on Saturday - and you can watch our pre-season programme in full on SPURSPLAY* - our video streaming platform.

SPURSPLAY is the home of our exclusive live and on-demand video content and the home of all of our five pre-season matches this summer - including the first north London derby to take place outside of the UK when we face Arsenal in Hong Kong.

The action starts nearer to home as we take the trip down the M4 to Reading's Select Car Leasing Stadium this Saturday (19 July) followed by another League One test against Luton Town at Kenilworth Road on Saturday week (26 July). Both matches kick-off at 3pm.

After Luton, we'll head off on our summer tour of Hong Kong and South Korea - with two high-profile matches available on SPURSPLAY*.

That starts with the NLD at Hong Kong’s newest sports and entertainment venue, the Kai Tak Stadium, on Thursday 31 July (12.30pm UK, 7.30pm local) as part of the Hong Kong Football Festival.

We then face another Premier League challenge in Newcastle United at the Seoul World Cup Stadium on Sunday 3 August (12noon UK, 8pm local).

Our final pre-season match is another to savour as we face Bundesliga champions FC Bayern - including Harry Kane - at the Allianz Arena on Thursday 7 August (5.30pm UK, 6.30pm local).

Here is the full schedule...

* Subject to availability in your region

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