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Your matchday card
Spurs v Brentford
Saturday, 10 April 2027 · 15:00 · Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
Leave home
3h journey each way
09:30
Pub / food
Time for a pint and a bite
12:30
At the ground
Beat the turnstile queues
14:00
In your seat
Warm-up and team news
14:40
Times are a guide from the published kick-off — always allow extra for engineering works and matchday road closures.
Getting there
- White Hart Lane station — London Overground station renamed for the club, right by the stadium.
- Tottenham Hale — Victoria line and rail interchange a short bus or 20-minute walk away, useful if White Hart Lane is very busy.
- Driving — The A10 and A503 lead in, but streets around the stadium are heavily restricted on matchdays — public transport is much easier.
Safe away spots
- The Antwerp Arms — Traditional pub a short walk from the ground, popular with home and away fans. Map
- Tottenham High Road — A good range of cafés and takeaways on the approach from the station. Map
- Stadium food market — The ground has an extensive selection of food stalls inside the concourse, including the famous in-house microbrewery. Map
Worth the detour
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium tour
Includes the dugouts, tunnel and the glass-floored view of the old White Hart Lane pitch, book ahead.
Open in mapsOff the beaten track
Lower-profile pubs, cafés and corners the locals keep to themselves.
The Beehive, Northumberland Park
A quieter alternative pub away from the main White Hart Lane crush.
Open in mapsDown Lane Park
A small local park favoured by residents rather than matchgoers, a short walk from the ground.
Open in mapsBruce Castle Park gardens
The grounds around the museum are a peaceful pre-match option most fans overlook.
Open in maps
Local event
London Marathon
Late-April fixtures can be affected by marathon-related road closures elsewhere in the city; check your route in.
Transport alert
Bank holiday network works
Easter and the May bank holidays are the heaviest engineering weekends of the year. April trips into London should be planned around a possible line closure.
Ground note
White Hart Lane station gets extremely congested immediately after full time; the walk to Tottenham Hale is a useful alternative for the return leg.
Ground note
This is one of the largest and busiest stadiums in the country — arrive well before kick-off as security queues can be lengthy.
What the day will cost
Rough guide for a trip to London
Rough advance return fare per person
- Travel£53
- Away ticket£30
- Drinks (3 pints)£16
- Food on the day£14
Each person
£112
Group of 2
£225
Estimates only — fuel at 16p a mile, pints at £5.20, and walk-up rail fares can be far higher than advance singles.
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