Ticket information | On-sale dates for our 2026/27 Premier League home fixtures

As in recent years, match tickets will be sold across seven dedicated on-sale windows throughout the season, with One Hotspur Members continuing to receive priority access to match tickets.

The first sales window of the season will cover our opening three home games – against Newcastle, Everton and Aston Villa respectively – and will open on Monday 20 July for One Hotspur+ Members and Tuesday 21 July for One Hotspur Members.

Full details on each on-sale window, as well as information about priority access for Members and match ticket pricing/categorisation, can be found below.

On-sale dates

The full schedule of on-sale dates for our 2026/27 Premier League fixtures can be found below*. In keeping with previous seasons, no ticket sales windows are planned over the Christmas period.

*All fixture dates remain subject to change

Ticketing priority for Members

In line with previous seasons, One Hotspur + Members will receive a 24-hour priority window to purchase tickets when they go on sale on Mondays, while sales will open to One Hotspur Members on Tuesdays. Sales will begin at 10am for general admission tickets and 2pm for supporters registered on the Club’s Access Scheme.

Concession pricing will be available in all areas, aside from Junior tickets in standing areas, and Young Adult tickets extending to include 18-25 year olds. We have also reduced the number of Category A fixtures, with all information around match categorisations available here.

We expect our Premier League fixtures not to reach guest or general sale, so to enjoy priority access to tickets and a wide range of further benefits, become a One Hotspur Member today.

Ticket touting and misuse

The touting of match tickets is a criminal offence which prevents genuine supporters from accessing tickets and increases the risk of away fans in home areas.

Last season, following reports submitted on matchdays by victims of ticket touting, the Club issued hundreds of bans to individuals whose accounts had been used to mis-sell tickets. We will continue to operate a zero-tolerance approach to this practice and will take the strongest possible action against anyone found to have sold tickets on unofficially, in accordance with our Sanctions and Banning policy.

We shall also continue our efforts to clamp down on ticket touting through targeted purchasing from unofficial sellers, the continued development of our technology and working with the relevant authorities to push for wider campaigns against black market ticket sales.

To guarantee the validity of your match tickets, and to ensure you pay face value, we strongly encourage supporters to purchase only from official Club platforms and to avoid any unofficial websites or social media platforms. A non-exhaustive list of unauthorised sellers, and details on how to report ticket touting, can be found on Ask Spurs.

We shall also continue to take measures to limit the misuse of concession seating we have previously seen. This includes monitoring the utilisation of seats throughout the 2026/27 season, the cancellation of match tickets where appropriate and the withdrawal of concession rights for individuals misusing these tickets.

Ticketing FAQs - Ask Spurs

For any ticketing queries you may have, please refer to our Buying Tickets Guide and FAQs on Ask Spurs.