Club continues to fight COVID-19 alongside our NHS

North Middlesex University Hospital is now in its third week of occupancy at the stadium, where our facilities have been transformed for clinical use.

Visitors are welcomed into the maternity clinic via the Media Cafe The Media Cafe has become a visitor and staff welfare area A wayfinding sign at Women's Outpatient Services North Middlesex Hospital staff at work at the stadium Maternity scanning takes place in post-match flash interview rooms A post-match flash interview room converted into a consultation room Dressing room area converted for clinical use Dressing room area converted for clinical use The away team warm-up area is now North Middlesex Hospital's admin office Corridor off of which post-match flash interviews are normally conducted A view from the players' tunnel towards the converted flash interview rooms

The hospital’s Women’s Outpatient Services is operating within familiar areas:

• Our Media Entrance and Café is used as a main reception and welfare area for visitors and NHS staff.
• The NFL Away changing room area is used as a Maternal Day Unit.
• Our Flash interview rooms off of the players’ tunnel – where post-match TV interviews are normally conducted – as well as the referees’ area, are used as consultation and scanning rooms.
• The football Away dressing room area is used as a Midwives Clinical Room and staff Admin Office.

This is designed to free up much-needed capacity at the hospital itself, based in Edmonton, to treat patients facing COVID symptoms whilst supporting the redirection of pregnant women away from the hospital during the pandemic.

Meanwhile, the stadium’s huge basement car park is being used to conduct drive-through COVID-19 testing and swabbing for North Middlesex staff and their families.

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium was the first Premier League ground to be used for testing, following on from other sporting venues around the world.

Elsewhere on the stadium campus, state-of-the-art Design, Technology and Engineering equipment at the London Academy of Excellence Tottenham (LAET) is being put to good use.

Protective face shields being produced at LAET Protective face shields being produced at LAET Protective face shields being produced at LAET

Staff and students from LAET’s education partner, Highgate School, are producing around 2,000 protective face shields a week for NHS staff on the front-line of the pandemic at our local hospitals and GP surgeries.

We shall continue to keep fans updated across our platforms as we continue to work alongside our NHS in the fight against COVID-19.