Travel update – Manchester City

Ahead of travelling to tomorrow night’s Champions League quarter-final first leg against Manchester City, please take note of the following five top tips:

1. Please make use of all four local train stations after the game - if you are travelling south to Liverpool Street after the game, it is quicker to walk to Northumberland Park or Tottenham Hale than Seven Sisters, plus there are more trains and the journey is quicker than from White Hart Lane.

2. If you are using the Victoria line, Tottenham Hale is a quicker walk to/from the stadium than Seven Sisters.

3. The new regional coach services from a selection of fan heartlands will be in operation - journey prices start from £12. If you just wish to use this service to get home after a game, one-way journeys can also be booked. Book online now.

4. There is a new shuttle bus service serving Alexandra Palace (Great Northern Services) and Wood Green (Piccadilly line) stations. Book online now.

5. Check out all the travel options at www.tottenhamhotspur.com/getting-here.

Please note that there will be overnight railway engineering works on the line through Northumberland Park. The last Abellio services from Northumberland Park depart at approximately 23:45.

After this time, there will be later running services via White Hart Lane - four northbound and four southbound including two high-quality Stansted Express services to London Liverpool Street.

The Victoria line will operate a normal weekday evening service at 30 trains per hour each way, every two minutes, before the match, and 26 trains per hour after the match. The last southbound Victoria line service from Tottenham Hale is at 00:14.

The four bus services from Seven Sisters station will be running on a diversion one to two hours before the kick off as a result of road closures.