Ticket applications open | Chelsea vs Spurs
You can now apply for our Premier League away fixture against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge on Saturday 24 October (kick-off 5.30pm UK).
Please submit your application by 10am on Monday 28 September.
Pricing
- Adult (23-65 years old): £30
- Senior (over 65 years old): £25
- Young Adult (20-22 years old): £28
- Junior (under 20 years old): £25
Wheelchair and ambulant tickets are priced according to the relevant age band, with a complimentary personal assistant ticket.
We will attempt to charge successful applicants on Wednesday 30 September.
Once all applications have been processed, you will receive an email confirming whether your application has been successful. If your application is successful but we are unable to take payment, your email will include details on how to pay for your ticket and the deadline for payment.
Ticket Information
Our allocation is 3,077, including 30 wheelchair and 30 ambulant tickets (all with a complimentary personal assistant ticket). If this fixture is oversubscribed, tickets will be allocated in line with the Club's Ticketing Points Scheme.
You will be awarded one Ticketing Point for attending this fixture. Ticketing Points will only be awarded once Chelsea confirms your ticket has been scanned at Stamford Bridge. We therefore ask that only supporters intending to attend submit an application.
For this fixture, tickets will be issued digitally. Successful applicants will receive an email during the week of the match containing a download link for their ticket, which can be added to an Apple, Google, or Samsung Wallet. A link will be sent directly to each successful Season Ticket Holder rather than the lead applicant.
Important Information
Please note that all supporters under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult over the age of 18. If a supporter under the age of 16 is successful in their application without an accompanying adult, their application will instead be made unsuccessful.
The majority of our allocation at Stamford Bridge is safe standing. We will email successful applicants once the deadline has passed with further instructions on how they can request a ticket in a suitable area should they not be able to stand throughout the match.
Unauthorised Use of Tickets
Supporters found to have passed on or sold a ticket for face value or below will receive a written warning and a 50 per cent reduction of Ticketing Points. Supporters found to have sold a ticket for above face value will receive an indefinite ban and loss of all Ticketing Points.
To tackle this misuse, the Club reserves the right to randomly select supporters to collect their away match tickets from the host venue on the day of a match. In such situations, the host venue will be instructed to only release individual tickets only to the named ticket holder as advised by Tottenham Hotspur.