Tottenham Hotspur have announced ticketing details for three Premier League home matches against Leeds United, Sunderland and Manchester City in the new year.

Tottenham have confirmed that One Hotspur+ members will be given the first opportunity to secure seats for the three fixtures, with their booking window opening at 10 am on Monday, November 16. Meanwhile, supporters with standard One Hotspur memberships can purchase tickets from 10 am the following day, Tuesday, November 17.

Those who registered under the club’s Access Scheme will have separate booking times, beginning at 2 pm on their respective sales dates. The difference between the two membership categories could matter for fans hoping to attend some of Tottenham’s biggest home games in the second half of the season.

Adult One Hotspur membership is currently available from £45, while the One Hotspur+ package starts at £60 and includes an additional 24-hour ticket priority window. In addition to access to men’s first-team tickets, the standard membership offers several benefits throughout the campaign.

These include a £15 voucher for the Spurs Shop, £10 towards stadium attractions, and a £10 discount on SPURSPLAY. Members can also use the club’s Ticket Exchange and Ticket Transfer services. Furthermore, supporters can take part in the One Hotspur Moments program, which offers opportunities to enjoy special club experiences.

However, purchasing a membership does not guarantee a seat. Tottenham have previously indicated that they do not expect Premier League home tickets to reach general sale, making the membership windows particularly relevant for supporters planning to attend.

Tottenham Prepare for Three Home Matches in Early 2027

The upcoming ticket release covers three fixtures spread across January and February, beginning with Leeds United’s visit to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Friday, January 16. The match is scheduled for a 3 pm kick-off and will be Spurs’ first Premier League home game of 2027.

Two weeks later, Sunderland will travel to north London on Friday, January 30, with that encounter also scheduled to begin at 3 pm. Tottenham will then welcome Manchester City on Tuesday, February 10, for an evening fixture starting at 8 pm.

According to the club’s published ticketing schedule, the meetings with Leeds and Sunderland fall under Category B pricing, while the Manchester City encounter is classified as Category A. Although all three matches are in the same sales window, the club’s pricing arrangements will determine individual ticket prices.

Supporters should also be aware that the announced fixture dates are not necessarily final. Premier League scheduling requirements and other competition commitments could still lead to changes.

For Tottenham fans hoping to attend any of these matches, the immediate priority will be securing tickets during the appropriate membership window before making travel arrangements.