Buy Tottenham vs Chelsea tickets for the 2026/27 Season, with the match listed for Saturday 8 May 2027 and kick-off currently set for 15:00 at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in north London. This is matchday 35 of the Premier League, with only three rounds left after it. Broadcasters pick their live games a few weeks out, so the date and time can still move.
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Neither club is in European competition this season, which leaves the Premier League as the main stage for both and gives a May derby extra weight. Spurs list it as a Category A fixture, alongside their biggest home matches of the season. For every home date across the campaign, our Tottenham Hotspur listings cover the full season in N17.
The history at this ground gives the derby its edge. Chelsea have won six of the seven Premier League meetings played at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, and Spurs supporters have waited since February 2023 for a second home win in the fixture. Every one of those visits has carried something to prove for the home side.
The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium holds 62,850, and the club expects Premier League home matches not to reach general sale at all this season. For a Category A London derby in May, that expectation is close to a certainty. Seats go to members in a set on-sale window, and what remains afterwards is very thin.
The visitors add their own pressure. Chelsea usually receive an allocation of around 3,000 in the north-east corner, and their own members' demand for the trip across London far outstrips that number. Away tickets are distributed through Chelsea's loyalty system, so supporters without a strong record of attendance rarely get one.
The fixture also carries more weight than usual this season. With no European football at either club, both sets of supporters will treat a late-season derby as one of the defining afternoons of the campaign. A derby this close to the end of the season tends to settle bragging rights for the summer.
Kick-off timing matters for demand as well. A Saturday 15:00 slot falls inside the UK broadcast blackout, so unless the match is picked for live television, the only way to watch it in Britain is to be inside the ground. If broadcasters do move it, a prime-time slot tends to lift resale prices further as interest builds around a televised derby.
Hospitality is the first area to tighten. The stadium's premium spaces sell largely on seasonal memberships, so match-by-match availability for Category A fixtures is limited and goes early.
The pull also reaches well beyond north London. Both clubs have large international followings, and a Saturday derby in May is the kind of match overseas supporters plan a whole trip around. Those buyers commit early, which tightens resale supply months before the member window even opens.
Not through club routes. Spurs sell home Premier League tickets to One Hotspur+ members first, then to One Hotspur members a day later, and the club's matchday information says it does not expect these fixtures to reach guest or general sale. For this match, the member window opens on Monday 8 March 2027 for One Hotspur+ and Tuesday 9 March for One Hotspur.
Membership alone does not guarantee a seat, either. Category A matches are the hardest to secure in the member window, and many members miss out once the most popular sections sell through in the opening hours. Season ticket holders take a large share of the ground before any of that begins.
The two membership tiers differ mainly in timing. One Hotspur+ members get a 24-hour head start on One Hotspur members, and for Category A fixtures that head start often decides who gets seats. Supporters using the club's Access Scheme buy from 2pm on the same days, with dedicated allocations for accessible seating.
The marketplace route removes the wait. Listings for this match appear months before the club's sale window, so you can choose a section, compare prices and lock in seats without a membership or a ballot. That matters for anyone booking flights or hotels around a London derby.
For Chelsea supporters, the away allocation goes through Chelsea's own system. Neutral buyers and fans without loyalty history should look at the home sections instead and follow the colours guidance in the seating section below.
Five factors drive resale prices for this match: seat location, demand, fixture timing, competition context and hospitality tier. A Category A London derby in the 2026/27 run-in sits at the top of the Premier League price range, and central seats on either longside hold their value best. Listings for this match currently start at around £220.
| Ticket Type | Resale Price Range | Best For | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Upper tier, North Stand and corners | £220 – £320 | Fans who want to be inside at a lower price | Steep stands keep even the highest rows close to the action |
| South Stand and longside upper tiers | £260 – £380 | Atmosphere seekers and side-on viewers | The South Stand is the home end and among the loudest areas in the ground |
| Lower tier longside | £320 – £480 | Couples and small groups | Close to the touchline with a clear view of both boxes |
| Premium seats | £450 – £750+ | Buyers wanting padded seats and lounge access | Central positions with food and drink before and after the match |
| Hospitality and VIP | £800 – £2,000+ | Corporate guests and special occasions | Restaurant dining and premium seating bundled together |
Prices reflect typical resale ranges and may change as demand and availability shift closer to the match.
Prices tend to follow a pattern across the season. Listings published in autumn often sit at the lower end of each range, then firm up after the member sale window closes in March and the supply picture becomes clear. The final fortnight brings the sharpest movement, especially if broadcasters move the match to a weekend evening slot.
The stadium's design works in favour of buyers on a budget. Because the stands are steep and tightly packed around the pitch, upper-tier seats feel much closer to the game than the same tier at older grounds, which makes them the stronger-value choice for most visitors.
The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium is a modern, steep bowl with excellent sightlines from almost every seat. Our Tottenham Hotspur Stadium seating plan shows every stand and tier so you can match blocks against listings before you buy.
The single-tier South Stand is the heart of the home support, while the longside East and West Stands offer the most balanced views. For more on the ground and its other events, see our guide to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
| Area | What It Suits | Pricing Bracket | Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| South Stand | Fans who want the loudest home atmosphere | Mid | Single-tier home end; expect to stand and sing for much of the match |
| North Stand | Budget buyers wanting a view down the pitch | Lower | Steep tiers behind the goal opposite the South Stand |
| East Stand | Groups wanting a longside view at a mid-range price | Mid | Central blocks give a balanced view; corner blocks are better value |
| West Stand | Couples and families wanting comfort and a clear view | Mid to upper | Main stand with the tunnel, dugouts and many premium areas |
| Premium central areas | Buyers who want padded seats and lounge access | Upper | Halfway-line positions in the lower and middle tiers |
| Away section (north-east corner) | Travelling Chelsea supporters | Mid | Blocks 114 to 118, around 3,000 seats, entry via turnstiles 11 and 12 on Worcester Avenue; keep Chelsea colours inside this section |
Neutral buyers and undecided fans should stay on the longsides and avoid any Chelsea colours outside the away section. For a London derby, wearing neutral clothing in the home areas is not just polite but sensible, as stewards can move supporters who are clearly in the wrong section. The West Stand suits families for the same reason.
Choosing between tiers is a real decision here. The lower tier puts you close enough to hear the players, while the upper tiers are so steep that you look down on the game with an unusually clear sense of shape. First-time visitors who want both atmosphere and a clear picture usually do well in the middle rows of the upper longside tiers.
For first-time visitors, the experience starts long before kick-off. The stadium's food and drink areas open early, and the South Stand's pre-match noise builds as the teams come out. Taking your seat 30 to 45 minutes early is worth it for the derby atmosphere alone.
The South Stand is also home to a bar that runs 65 metres along the concourse, one of the stadium's best-known features, alongside an in-stadium microbrewery. If you want a drink before kick-off without leaving the ground, arriving early in the South Stand is the simplest plan.
Premium options at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium are wide-ranging, though most are sold on seasonal terms. The venue's published premium descriptions name several distinct experiences, and occasional single-match availability appears on the resale market.
| Hospitality Option | Typical Buyer | Main Appeal |
|---|---|---|
| Premium Seats | Fans wanting a better seat without a full dining package | Padded pitch-view seats with lounge access before kick-off and after full-time |
| Stratus | Groups after a relaxed social matchday | Bowl food served as a three-course meal, table service and live music |
| The Tunnel Club | Guests who want to see behind the scenes | Glass-walled restaurant and bar with a view of the players' tunnel |
| The H Club | Clients and guests who want the most complete matchday | Chef-led menus that change every match, with private dining rooms and a members' club feel |
The Tunnel Club is the most distinctive option for a derby, because you watch the teams walk out from behind glass before taking your seat. The H Club suits corporate guests who want a full afternoon of dining around the match. For a derby, premium guests also avoid the busiest concourse queues, which makes the afternoon far more relaxed for anyone hosting clients.
If your group mixes football fans with guests less interested in the game, Stratus offers a social setting that keeps everyone together. Book premium options early, as Category A fixtures rarely return to sale once they go.
All Spurs home tickets are digital, so delivery runs through mobile transfer. Every listing states the method before you pay.
| Delivery Type | What to Check |
|---|---|
| Mobile ticket (app transfer) | Install the Spurs app or the app named in the listing and confirm the transfer reaches your account before matchday |
| Email e-ticket | Make sure the ticket opens on your phone and saves to your digital wallet where offered |
| Member card or digital pass | Note any instructions on how the seat is loaded and how entry works on the day |
| Hospitality confirmation | Check the lounge arrival time, dress guidance and entrance printed on your confirmation |
Read the listing notes for any delivery or seating details before you complete payment. Bring valid photo ID, and charge your phone fully, as entry depends on your digital ticket. Bags are discouraged: only clear bags up to 30cm by 30cm or personal bags up to A4 size are permitted, after an airport-style search.
Timing of delivery is worth understanding before you buy. Because tickets are digital and tied to accounts, transfers often arrive in the final week before the match. That is normal for Premier League fixtures, and your order status shows when the seller has dispatched.
The stadium sits on Tottenham High Road. White Hart Lane station on the Overground is the closest stop, while Tottenham Hale on the Victoria line and Seven Sisters are longer walks but carry more capacity after the match. Turnstiles usually open about two hours before kick-off, and arriving early gives you time to clear security without queuing.
The stadium is cashless, so bring a bank card or phone payment for food and drink. Supporters with accessibility needs should contact the club's access team in advance, as accessible seats and companion places are managed separately from standard sales.
1BoxOffice has run a verified ticket marketplace since 2006, and every order is backed by a 150% money-back guarantee. Here is how the process works for this match.
Step1
Find the match
Search for Spurs and Chelsea, then open the listing for Saturday 8 May 2027 at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
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Set up your account
Create an account with an email address you use often, as order updates and delivery details are sent there.
Step3
Compare sections
Filter listings by stand and price, using the seating plan to compare South, North, East and West Stand options side by side.
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Read the listing notes
Each listing shows the delivery method, any restrictions and whether seats are guaranteed together.
Step5
Choose your quantity
Select the number of seats you need. Groups should pick listings marked as seated together.
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Add attendee details
Enter each attendee's name as it appears on their photo ID so the order matches your documents on matchday.
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Pay securely
Complete payment through the encrypted checkout and keep your order confirmation email.
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Follow your order
Use track order to follow delivery status until your tickets arrive.
Paying less for a Category A derby is mostly about timing and flexibility on position. These habits consistently produce better-value seats at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Overseas buyers should choose mobile ticket listings and install the relevant app before travelling, as all entry at the stadium is digital. If you are travelling as a group, choose listings marked as seated together and add every attendee's details at checkout. Central London hotels put you about 30 to 40 minutes from the ground by Overground or the Victoria line.
Premier League dates late in the season can move once broadcast picks are made, so book flexible flights or travel on the Friday and leave on the Monday. Supporters planning both derbies this season can also pick up seats for Chelsea vs Tottenham at Stamford Bridge, listed for Saturday 24 October 2026.
Heathrow is roughly an hour away by rail with one change, while Stansted Express trains stop at Tottenham Hale directly. After the final whistle, expect queues at every station for up to an hour, so plan a post-match meal nearby rather than rushing for the first train.
Matchday in Tottenham is about more than the 90 minutes. The High Road fills with supporters from late morning, and the stadium's own food and drink offer means many fans spend most of the afternoon inside the ground. For overseas visitors, that makes a 15:00 kick-off an easy full-day plan, with central London only a short train ride away in the evening.
The first Premier League meeting at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium came in December 2019, eight months after the ground opened, and Chelsea won 2-0. They followed it with a 1-0 win behind closed doors in February 2021 and a 3-0 win in September 2021 after a goalless first half. Before Spurs had properly settled into their new home, Chelsea had made it one of their most reliable away trips.
Spurs finally broke through in February 2023 with a 2-0 win, the only home success in the fixture so far. The next two meetings were among the most dramatic in the ground's short history. In November 2023 Spurs took an early lead but finished with nine men and lost 4-1, and in December 2024 they raced into a 2-0 lead inside 11 minutes before Chelsea won 4-3. Chelsea's 1-0 win in November 2025 extended the pattern.
What makes this match distinctive is the gap between expectation and outcome. Spurs built a stadium admired across Europe, yet Chelsea have turned it into a favourite away ground, and every new meeting carries the weight of that record. A home win here would mean more to Spurs supporters than the three points alone.
For a buyer, that context matters. A derby where the home crowd is desperate to change a pattern tends to produce a charged, emotional afternoon. That is the case for booking this one early rather than waiting for the run-in to settle.
The season's shape adds another layer. The reverse fixture at Stamford Bridge comes first, in October, so by May both sets of supporters will know whether there is a score to settle. With neither side in Europe, the derby is likely to be one of the most anticipated home dates on the Spurs calendar.
The figures below cover every Premier League meeting at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium with Spurs as hosts. Matches at White Hart Lane and Wembley, cup ties and games at Stamford Bridge are excluded.
| Metric | Total |
|---|---|
| Matches played | 7 |
| Tottenham wins | 1 |
| Chelsea wins | 6 |
| Draws | 0 |
| Tottenham goals | 6 |
| Chelsea goals | 15 |
| Biggest Tottenham win | 2-0 (26 Feb 2023) |
| Biggest Chelsea win | 0-3 (19 Sep 2021) and 1-4 (6 Nov 2023) |
| First Premier League meeting in scope | 22 Dec 2019 |
| Most recent Premier League meeting in scope | 1 Nov 2025 |
Source note: figures calculated from the match-by-match results below, cross-checked against Premier League season records and the Tottenham Hotspur match database.
The pattern behind the totals is stark. Spurs have failed to score in four of the seven meetings, while Chelsea have scored in six. Yet the two most recent high-scoring games show how quickly the fixture can turn, which keeps home demand strong regardless of the record.
Goals have rarely been in short supply either. The seven meetings have produced 21 goals, an average of three per game, and the last three alone accounted for 13. Buyers paying derby prices have usually been rewarded with an eventful afternoon.
All seven Premier League meetings at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, newest first, with the Spurs score listed first.
| Date | Score |
|---|---|
| 1 Nov 2025 | 0-1 |
| 8 Dec 2024 | 3-4 |
| 6 Nov 2023 | 1-4 |
| 26 Feb 2023 | 2-0 |
| 19 Sep 2021 | 0-3 |
| 4 Feb 2021 | 0-1 |
| 22 Dec 2019 | 0-2 |
Source note: every result verified against at least two independent sources, including Premier League season records, the Tottenham Hotspur match database, ESPN and 11v11.
Very unlikely, as Spurs expect home league matches to sell out within member windows, so the resale market is the realistic route for non-members.
Buying before the March member window usually gives the widest choice of sections, as prices tend to climb once supply becomes clear.
Visiting supporters are housed in the north-east corner of the ground, with their own turnstiles on Worcester Avenue.
Only small bags are allowed after a security search, so travel light and leave luggage at your hotel.
Yes, if you choose a listing that states the seats are together; groups of four or more will find more options in the upper tiers.
Sources: Premier League official fixture and results information, Tottenham Hotspur official ticketing and premium information, Chelsea FC club information, Wolverhampton Wanderers away matchday guide, the Tottenham Hotspur match database, Sky Sports, Hayters, beIN Sports, ESPN and 11v11.