Buy Tottenham vs Crystal Palace tickets through 1BoxOffice and compare verified resale listings for Tottenham Hotspur Stadium before the best-value blocks thin out. This London derby usually sits below Arsenal and Chelsea on price, but it still moves quickly once the fixture date and kick-off slot are confirmed. Recent meetings at THS have also made it more compelling for neutral buyers, with Crystal Palace winning back-to-back Premier League matches here in 2025 and 2026.
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Seeing Tottenham Hotspur at home still carries weight in the London ticket market. Crystal Palace travel from Croydon in south London, and the cross-city element of the fixture generates consistent away-supporter demand that fills the visiting allocation quickly in most seasons. The ground is usually full across the standard home sections, and resale activity opens as soon as the date is confirmed. For buyers looking at a Premier League London derby without the extreme price premium of an Arsenal or Chelsea visit, this fixture remains a credible and often overlooked option.
The sections below explain what drives prices for this fixture, how to compare seating tiers, what to expect from delivery and how to complete a purchase without a One Hotspur membership. The match-by-match record and head-to-head data are included for buyers who want full context before committing.
Crystal Palace have built a consistent away following in recent seasons,s and their support base across south London and the wider home counties generates sustained demand for the away allocation from the moment fixtures are released. The Palace fanbase fills the visiting section at THS reliably, which keeps secondary market supply tight. For Tottenham, this is a London fixture that draws buyers who want a cross-city Premier League match at a world-class stadium without paying the top of the market that the north London derby and Chelsea visits command.
The narrative shift in the fixture has added a layer of interest. Crystal Palace won at THS in May 2025 and then again in March 2026, a 3-1 win in which Tottenham finished with ten men following Micky van de Ven's first-half red card. Two consecutive away wins at a ground where they had previously lost six Premier League matches in a row changes the story around the fixture and draws buyers who expect the away side to be genuinely competitive rather than a predictable home win.
Broadcast selection treats this as a credible London derby candidate. When the fixture is awarded a televised slot, resale supply tightens in the fortnight before kick-off as sellers hold back and the buyer pool grows. Hospitality demand is moderate compared to Arsenal and Chelsea, but the premium tiers do sell before standard resale inventory is exhausted for a Crystal Palace visit, particularly when the fixture has early-season or late-season title-race implications for either club.
Tottenham operate a tiered sales process through club channels. One Hotspur member gains first access to the home allocation, with priority based on loyalty points. General sale phases open only if seats remain after the membership sale is complete, and for a Crystal Palace home fixture, the general sale rarely runs to any significant volume. Buyers without a membership or with a low loyalty-point balance will find club channels insufficient for this match in most seasons.
The verified resale market provides a practical alternative. Seats across all home sections are available through 1BoxOffice without requiring membership, and listings span every price range from upper tier to longside to hospitality. The platform has operated as a verified secondary marketplace since 2006, and the 150% money-back guarantee covers every booking. Buyers can compare multiple listings, filter by section and seat position and complete their purchase at a fixed price without entering a ballot.
Resale prices for this fixture are driven by five factors: seat location within THS, the London derby premium relative to non-capital clubs, broadcast timing and kick-off scheduling, the current league positions and form of both clubs and whether hospitality inventory has sold out in a given season. Crystal Palace fixtures typically sit in the mid-range of the Tottenham home calendar, above promoted sides and lower-table clubs but below the premium London derbies against Arsenal and Chelsea. Prices shift as the fixture approaches and as broadcast selection is confirmed, so buyers who commit early generally access a broader selection at lower price points.
| Ticket Type | Resale Price Range | Best For | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Upper tier / less central | £65 – £140 | Budget-conscious buyers wanting an atmosphere-heavy experience | Good sightlines from steep upper tier; South Stand upper is the loudest section |
| Longside standard | £110 – £230 | Buyers wanting a full-width pitch view from mid-level | East and West Stand longside; broad range of positions at this tier |
| Lower tier / central | £190 – £420+ | Buyers who prioritise pitch proximity and central sightlines | Best positions command a premium; lower-central fills fast for London derbies |
| Premium seating | £320 – £650+ | Corporate and corporate-adjacent buyers wanting padded seats and lounge access | West Stand premium tier; typically includes pre-match hospitality access |
| Hospitality / VIP | £500 – £1,300+ | Full matchday hospitality with private dining and lounge access | Multiple tiers; private dining packages sell earliest for this fixture |
Prices reflect typical resale ranges and may change as demand and availability shift closer to the match.
THS is a four-sided ground with a steep rake throughout, which means sightlines are strong from most sections. The South Stand is a 17,500-seat single-tier home Kop and the largest single-tier stand in England. The North Stand holds the away section in the upper tier.
The East and West Stands run the length of the pitch. For detailed section guidance, the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium seating plan is the best starting point before you commit.
| Area | What It Suits | Pricing Bracket | General Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| South Stand (home kop) | Atmosphere-first buyers, singing sections, group visits | Mid-range | 17,500-seat single-tier kop; loudest area of the ground; standing sections may operate in designated blocks |
| East Stand longside | Buyers wanting a full lateral view of the pitch | Mid-range | Lower and upper tiers available; central positions command higher prices than end positions |
| West Stand longside | Premium longside buyers; corporate and hospitality sections here | Mid-to-premium | West Stand houses the main hospitality facilities; upper floors have fine dining packages |
| North Stand lower (home sections) | Buyers wanting a behind-goal view at the end, away from the away section | Lower-to-mid | Away fans are in the north-east corner of the upper tier; home sections of the North Stand are separate |
| Hospitality suites | Full matchday packages including dining, padded seating and lounge access | Premium | West Stand upper floors; H Club, Tunnel Club and Sixteen Fifty packages at this fixture |
Buyers comparing venue access across different events can also review current Tottenham Hotspur Stadium tickets before choosing a section.
Crystal Palace's travelling support is allocated approximately 3,000 seats in Blocks 114 to 118 in the north-east corner of the North Stand upper tier. This is the designated away section at THS for Premier League home fixtures. Away supporters enter via Entrances 11 and 12 from Worcester Avenue and are routed through segregated concourse areas from arrival through to departure. The steep rake of the North Stand upper tier gives clear sightlines to both goals from the away section, and Palace supporters are consistently vocal in this area.
| Supporter Type | Best Approach |
|---|---|
| Home fans | All sections except the north-east corner of the North Stand upper tier; South Stand is recommended for atmosphere |
| Away supporters | North Stand upper tier, Blocks 114 to 118 in the north-east corner; entry via Entrances 11 and 12 from Worcester Avenue; segregated from home concourse areas throughout the matchday |
| Neutral buyers | East or West Stand longside for a balanced view; avoid sitting directly adjacent to the away section in the North Stand upper tier unless comfortable with proximity to the visiting support |
The THS hospitality programme operates across several tiers for a Crystal Palace fixture. The west side of the ground houses the main hospitality facilities, from lounge bars with padded seating to private dining rooms on the upper floors. Demand for hospitality at this fixture is moderate relative to Arsenal or Chelsea, which means availability tends to hold for longer in the booking window. Buyers who leave it to the final two weeks before matchday may still find options, though the highest-profile packages do sell first.
| Hospitality Option | Typical Buyer | Main Appeal |
|---|---|---|
| H Club | Corporate buyers and groups wanting lounge access with padded seating | Seventh-floor West Stand lounge, pre-match and half-time buffet, bar service and padded seats in the West Stand upper tier |
| Tunnel Club | Premium buyers wanting pitch-level access to the tunnel area | Pre-match tunnel walk experience, pitch-adjacent seating and dedicated lounge; the most distinctive hospitality product at THS |
| Sixteen Fifty | Buyers wanting a full private dining experience at the highest profile tier | Fine dining on the West Stand upper floors, pitch-adjacent padded seating and a post-match lounge |
| Sports-bar lounge packages | Groups wanting a relaxed pre-match environment without a formal dining commitment | Bar-service lounge with big-screen pre-match coverage, informal food offering and standard seat in the relevant stand tier |
THS operates mobile entry as the default method for resale tickets, and most listings for this fixture will specify mobile delivery via email or a transfer link. Buyers should charge their device fully before travelling to the ground. Print-at-home tickets remain available through some listings and are accepted at the turnstiles; printout quality should be checked before matchday. Physical postal delivery is available for orders placed well in advance of the fixture. Buyers in the final week before the match should confirm the delivery method with the seller before committing.
| Delivery Type | What to Check |
|---|---|
| Mobile e-ticket | Confirm the platform or app required for display; charge your device on matchday; screenshot the barcode as a backup in case of connectivity issues |
| Print-at-home PDF | Print in black and white or colour at full size; do not resize the page; check the barcode is not clipped at the edge of the printout |
| Postal delivery | Orders placed fewer than five working days before the fixture may not arrive in time; contact the seller if concerned about timing and request an alternative method |
| Instant download | Available on selected listings; download to your device as soon as the booking is confirmed; re-download if the file is lost before matchday |
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International buyers should confirm the delivery method available on any listing before completing a purchase. Mobile e-ticket and instant download listings are the most practical options for buyers travelling from overseas, as they remove the reliance on postal delivery timelines. For buyers flying into London specifically for this fixture, it is important to remember that kick-off scheduling can shift if the match is selected for television broadcast, and confirmed travel bookings around an unconfirmed kick-off time carry a degree of risk. The fixture date for the 2025/26 season has already been played (5 March 2026), so buyers researching the next season should check the published fixture list for the updated date once it is released.
For international groups wanting adjacent seats, searching for a single listing covering all required seats is strongly advised. Listings for two, three or four adjacent seats are available at THS for most fixtures, and the seat notes in each listing will confirm the row and block. Buyers who purchase separate listings independently may find they are not seated together. Contacting the seller before purchasing to confirm specific seat positions is a reasonable step for groups where adjacency is important.
Tottenham and Crystal Palace have met in the Premier League across three distinct eras. The early Premier League period saw Spurs hold a clear advantage, and the fixture was not considered one of the marquee London derbies. Crystal Palace were relegated and promoted multiple times, which disrupted the consistency of the fixture through the 1990s and early 2000s. When Palace stabilised in the top flight from 2013 onwards, the fixture became an annual event, and the character of each meeting changed. Palace became competitive, tactically organised and capable of results at venues where they were not expected to win.
At THS specifically, the fixture carries a unique historical weight: the first Premier League match played at the stadium was Tottenham vs Crystal Palace on 3 April 2019. Son Heung-min scored the first Premier League goal at the new ground, and Christian Eriksen added the second in a 2-0 win that felt appropriate for a ceremonial opening. From that point, Spurs went on to win the next five home Premier League meetings against Palace, including a 4-0 in September 2019, a 4-1 in March 2021, and a 3-0 Boxing Day win in 2021. Crystal Palace's resurgence at THS arrived in May 2025 when Eberechi Eze scored twice in a 2-0 win, and they confirmed the shift with a 3-1 win in March 2026 after Tottenham's Micky van de Ven was sent off in the first half.
Over 69 Premier League meetings across all venues, Tottenham lead Crystal Palace significantly in the all-time head-to-head record. At THS specifically, Spurs won six of the first six Premier League home fixtures before Crystal Palace won consecutive matches in 2025 and 2026 to reduce the gap.
Data sourced from Tottenham Hotspur's published match reports, Crystal Palace Football Club's match centre, ESPN match reports, Sky Sports match coverage, the Premier League's published fixture and match database and Sports Mole head-to-head records.
| Metric | Total |
|---|---|
| Matches played | 8 |
| Home wins (Tottenham) | 6 |
| Away wins (Crystal Palace) | 2 |
| Draws | 0 |
| Home goals (Tottenham) | 18 |
| Away goals (Crystal Palace) | 7 |
| Biggest home win | 4-0 (14 Sep 2019) |
| Biggest away win | 1-3 (5 Mar 2026) |
| First EPL meeting at THS | 3 Apr 2019 |
| Most recently played home EPL meeting | 5 Mar 2026 |
All figures calculated from the verified match-by-match Premier League record at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium from April 2019 to March 2026.
| Date | Score |
|---|---|
| 5 Mar 2026 | 1-3 |
| 11 May 2025 | 0-2 |
| 2 Mar 2024 | 3-1 |
| 6 May 2023 | 1-0 |
| 26 Dec 2021 | 3-0 |
| 7 Mar 2021 | 4-1 |
| 14 Sep 2019 | 4-0 |
| 3 Apr 2019 | 2-0 |
Premier League home fixtures at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium only. Results verified via ESPN match reports, Crystal Palace Football Club's match centre and the Premier League's published fixture database.
Yes. The verified resale market provides access to all home sections at THS without requiring membership, loyalty points or ballot entry. Listings on 1BoxOffice cover seats across every stand and tier, from upper-tier end blocks to longside lower rows and hospitality packages.
Resale prices for this fixture typically range from around £65 for upper-tier positions to £420 or above for lower-tier central seats, with hospitality packages from £500 upwards. Prices shift as the fixture approaches and as broadcast selection is confirmed, so committing early usually offers the broadest range and lower entry prices.
Crystal Palace supporters are allocated approximately 3,000 seats in Blocks 114 to 118 in the north-east corner of the North Stand upper tier. Entry for away supporters is via Entrances 11 and 12 from Worcester Avenue. Away fans are routed through segregated concourse areas throughout the matchday.
The standard Premier League away allocation at THS is approximately 3,000 seats, consistent with other Premier League grounds. Crystal Palace fill this allocation reliably due to their south London support base and proximity to the ground. Away tickets are distributed by Crystal Palace through their own sales channels, not through 1BoxOffice.
Wearing away club colours in the home sections is not recommended and can lead to ejection from the ground under the stadium's ground regulations. Home sections require supporters to behave in a manner consistent with home fans. Neutral buyers at this fixture are advised to dress without club affiliation if sitting in the home end.
No. The away section at THS is designated for Crystal Palace supporters only, and Tottenham fans are not permitted to purchase or occupy seats in that area. Attempting to sit in the away section as a home supporter will result in ejection. Ticket holders must occupy the seat specified on their ticket.
The first Premier League match at THS was Tottenham vs Crystal Palace on 3 April 2019. Spurs won 2-0, with Son Heung-min scoring the first Premier League goal at the new ground in the 55th minute and Christian Eriksen adding the second in the 80th. The attendance was 59,215.
Crystal Palace lost six consecutive Premier League matches at THS between April 2019 and March 2024. They then won 2-0 in May 2025 through two Eberechi Eze goals and followed that with a 3-1 win in March 2026, making back-to-back away victories at THS for the first time. Across the eight completed Premier League meetings at THS, Palace have won two, lost six and drawn none.
The main packages available through the resale market for this fixture are the H Club lounge on the West Stand seventh floor, the Tunnel Club pitch-level package and the Sixteen Fifty fine dining package. Sports-bar lounge options are also available at a lower price point. All packages include padded seating in the relevant stand section alongside food and bar service.
The Tunnel Club at THS provides a pre-match walkthrough of the players' tunnel area, giving ticket holders a pitch-level view of the tunnel and warm-up period. It also includes dedicated lounge access with bar and food service, padded seating in a prime stand position and access to post-match hospitality areas. It is the most distinctive hospitality experience at THS and is priced accordingly.
For atmosphere, the South Stand is the recommended area, particularly the central blocks in the home Kop. For pitch-view quality, lower-tier central positions on the East or West Stand offer the closest sightlines to the action. Upper-tier longside seats provide a wide, unobstructed view of both penalty areas and are a good option for buyers who prioritise tactical perspective over proximity.
Yes. Crystal Palace are based in Croydon in south London, and the fixture qualifies as a cross-city London derby. It does not carry the same tribal intensity as the north London derby against Arsenal or the west London rivalry with Chelsea, but it is a genuinely competitive fixture with a distinct character. Recent seasons have reinforced its credentials as a match where the away side is capable of winning at THS.
Buying as early as possible after the fixture date is confirmed gives access to the widest selection and, in most cases, lower floor prices in the upper tier. The resale market for this fixture opens promptly and moves steadily rather than in a single rush. Buyers who wait until broadcast selection is confirmed will typically find a reduced selection and higher prices across all tiers.
The most common delivery methods on 1BoxOffice listings for this fixture are mobile e-ticket, print-at-home PDF and instant download. Postal delivery is also available through some listings for orders placed well in advance. International buyers and buyers in the final week before matchday should confirm the delivery method before purchasing and select a digital format wherever possible.
Yes. Instant download listings are available on 1BoxOffice for this fixture. These are marked clearly on the fixture page and deliver the ticket immediately after payment is confirmed. Instant delivery is particularly useful for buyers purchasing close to matchday or those who want to confirm entry arrangements immediately after booking.
THS applies a restricted bag policy on matchdays. Bags must be no larger than A4 size (approximately 21cm x 30cm). Larger bags are not permitted inside the stadium and cannot be stored at the venue. Supporters attending a Crystal Palace home fixture should pack essentials only and leave large bags, rucksacks and holdalls at their accommodation before travelling to the ground.
Yes. Children are welcome at THS for this fixture, subject to standard ticketing and age-verification requirements. Under-14s must be accompanied by an adult. Accessible seating for families with specific needs is available, and the stadium has family-friendly food concessions throughout. Resale listings for family sections should be checked for specific row and block details before purchasing.
The recommended route is via White Hart Lane station on the National Rail line from Liverpool Street, which is a short walk from the stadium. Seven Sisters on the Victoria Line provides access via a connecting bus service. White Hart Lane station has a significantly higher platform capacity following recent upgrades. Driving is not recommended on matchday due to a controlled parking zone operating in the surrounding area.
Across the eight completed Premier League fixtures at THS, the total goal count is 25, averaging 3.1 goals per match. Five of the eight matches have produced three or more goals, and the lowest-scoring result was a 1-0 win in May 2023. The fixture has become progressively more open in recent seasons, with the 2024 and 2026 matches both producing four-goal totals.
Limited pre-booked parking exists near THS, but a matchday Controlled Parking Zone operates across the surrounding residential streets, making on-street parking effectively unavailable for most visitors. Public transport is strongly recommended. Fans with mobility requirements should contact the club's matchday accessibility team in advance for specific parking and drop-off arrangements.
Data sourced from Tottenham Hotspur's published match reports, Crystal Palace Football Club's match centre, ESPN match reports, Sky Sports match coverage, FOX Sports match records, the Premier League's published fixture and match database and Transport for London's published matchday travel guidance.
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