Tottenham Hotspur

Every Tottenham Hotspur match this season, home and away — each one links to hotels near the ground it’s played at, so away weekends are as easy to book as home ones.

Home ground: Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, London

Good to know: Premier League kick-off dates and times move for TV broadcast picks all season — often on a few weeks’ notice. If your stay is built around the match, choose a free-cancellation rate so your booking can move with it.

History

Tottenham Hotspur were founded in 1882 by a group of schoolboys, taking their name from the adjoining Hotspur cricket club and, eventually, the Spurs nickname football fans still use today. The club's defining achievement came in 1960-61, when Bill Nicholson's side became the first club of the twentieth century to win the League and FA Cup double, beating Leicester City 2-0 in the Cup final having already wrapped up the title with games to spare. Spurs have added two league titles in total, eight FA Cups and a clutch of European trophies including the Cup Winners' Cup, but that 1961 Double remains the benchmark by which every Tottenham side since has been measured.

Records & quirks

Tottenham's biggest-ever win is 13-2 against Crewe Alexandra in an FA Cup replay, February 1960.
White Hart Lane's record attendance was 75,038, for an FA Cup tie against Sunderland in March 1938.
Bill Nicholson managed Spurs for 16 years, the club's longest reign, winning 8 major trophies.
Spurs beat Atlético Madrid 5-1 in 1963 to become the first British club to win a European trophy.

Fixtures

Matches with a hotel page are linked. Dates can move — see above.