Buy Tottenham Hotspur vs Everton Tickets for the 2026/27 Season. The fixture is scheduled for Saturday, 12 September 2026 at 17:30 BST at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, with the Premier League selecting the match for live Sky Sports coverage. It is an early-season Saturday evening game in north London, which gives buyers a fixed broadcast slot to plan around while the usual Premier League subject-to-change caveat still applies.
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Tottenham have placed Everton in Category B for 2026/27, and the first club sales window opened in July before the season began. That matters because Tottenham Hotspur tickets for league games are pushed through membership priority before any possible guest or general sale, and the club says Premier League fixtures are unlikely to reach a broad public sale. The stadium holds 62,850, but a large season-ticket base means the number of seats genuinely moving between buyers is much smaller than the raw capacity suggests.
For someone buying rather than managing a membership account, the useful questions are practical: how far Category B pricing stretches on resale, which stand matches the day you want, where Everton supporters must sit, when a digital ticket can arrive and what happens at the turnstile. This guide stays on those decisions. It also uses only Premier League meetings at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium with Spurs as host when discussing the fixture's record, so old White Hart Lane games and reverse fixtures do not distort the numbers.
Category B does not mean low demand. Everton bring one of the league's established travelling supports, while a 17:30 Saturday slot gives home buyers, visitors and London-based neutrals more time to reach N17 than a lunchtime kick-off. The visiting allocation is around 3,000 seats and sits in a tightly defined north-east corner, so Everton-facing supply is far smaller than the 62,850 capacity would suggest. Buyers following Everton away from Liverpool therefore face a different market from Spurs supporters choosing among the home stands.
The timing also helps weekend travel. A supporter arriving in London on Saturday morning can make a 17:30 start without the pressure of a noon arrival, while local buyers can build a full afternoon around the stadium. That convenience widens the pool of people who can realistically attend. Once pairs and groups start disappearing from the central East and West sections, the remaining listings tend to become more fragmented even if single seats are still visible.
Tottenham's own sale sequence adds another layer. One Hotspur+ members received the first 2026/27 access window for Everton on 20 July, with standard One Hotspur members following on 21 July. Membership gives access rather than a guaranteed seat, and the club expects league matches not to reach general sale in a normal cycle. For a non-member who already knows this is the September weekend they want, waiting for an open public window is therefore a poor planning strategy.
Yes. A One Hotspur membership is required for the club's normal member-priority route, but it is not a requirement when buying a resale listing through 1BoxOffice. That distinction matters for occasional buyers, overseas visitors and anyone who wants one specific match rather than a season-long relationship with the club's ticketing system. You can compare available home sections, quantities and delivery methods without buying a membership first.
The club route is still useful context because it explains scarcity. One Hotspur+ has a 24-hour lead over standard One Hotspur for home match sales, members are normally limited to one ticket per membership for a fixture and Ticket Exchange returns can appear later when season-ticket holders cannot attend. None of those stages guarantees a general sale. If your travel is already booked, the resale market gives you a defined seat category and price now instead of asking you to wait for a possible return.
Everton supporters should make an equally careful distinction. Away allocations are distributed through the visiting club's own priority system, so simply buying any listing for a Tottenham home section is not a substitute for an away ticket. If you want to support Everton visibly, choose a listing that is explicitly for the north-east visiting section. Home and premium areas have supporter-colour rules, and opposition colours are not permitted in Tottenham's premium spaces.
Five things move the price most: the stand, the exact position within that stand, the number of seats you need together, how much supply remains near kick-off and whether the listing includes premium access. Tottenham froze match-ticket prices for 2026/27 for a second consecutive season, and the club's published Category B adult face-value grid from the previous season ran from roughly £49 to £96 depending on block. Resale is a separate market, so those figures are context rather than a cap.
Current Tottenham pricing on football tickets shows why the stand matters so much. North Stand upper inventory usually provides the lower entry point, while central longside positions rise sharply because buyers are paying for a cleaner side-on view. Hospitality sits above both because the product includes more than the seat itself.
| Ticket Type | Resale Price Range | Best For | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Upper tier / less central | £80 – £140 | Value-focused buyers | Often North Stand upper or less-central East and West positions |
| Longside standard | £110 – £190 | Balanced view and spend | Side-on sightlines without moving into the most central blocks |
| Lower tier / central | £140 – £260+ | Closer view of the action | Central East or West areas and lower-tier positions usually command more |
| Premium seating | £220 – £400+ | Comfort and stronger location | Padded seating or lounge-linked products, depending on listing |
| Hospitality / VIP | £299 – £850+ | Occasion-led buyers | Package level, dining and lounge access create the widest range |
Prices reflect typical resale ranges and may change as demand and availability shift closer to the match.
Pairs often carry a premium over two unrelated singles because the seller is giving up a more useful unit of inventory. Four together can be thinner again. If you are flexible on exact block, compare several rows in the same stand before moving up a price band. A slightly higher seat on the same longside can preserve the angle while lowering the cost materially.
The stadium is a steep continuous bowl, but the four stands feel different enough that the choice should be deliberate. Use the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium seating plan to match a listing to the pitch before paying, then compare it with the live areas shown on the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium tickets page. Those are the only two venue references you need before choosing a block.
| Area | What It Suits | Pricing Bracket | Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| South Stand | Home atmosphere and a steep end-on view | Mid | A 17,500-seat single tier behind the goal with safe-standing areas. Buy here for noise rather than a halfway-line angle |
| North Stand upper | Wide pitch overview and stronger value | Lower to mid | Usually one of the more affordable general-admission choices, with a higher view of the full shape of play |
| East Stand | Side-on football view | Mid to upper | Central blocks give a clean tactical angle; corners can reduce the price while keeping the longside perspective |
| West Stand | Central sightlines and premium access | Upper | Home to much of the premium inventory. Central lower positions sit near the top of the standard seating range |
| North-west family areas | Families and a calmer home section | Lower to mid | Useful for buyers who want a less intense setting. Check the listing carefully where junior rules or standing restrictions apply |
| North-east visiting section | Everton supporters | Away allocation | Blocks 114–118 plus Block 234. Use Entrances 11 and 12, with accessible away entry at 11a. Opposition supporters should use the designated visiting area |
If you are neutral and care most about seeing the football clearly, the upper-middle parts of East or West are often the sensible compromise. Spurs supporters who want the home-end feel should look south first. Everton buyers who plan to wear colours should not treat a home section as a neutral alternative, because supporter segregation is part of the matchday operation.
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium has a broad premium range, which is useful when standard central seats become expensive enough that the gap to hospitality narrows. The distinction is not simply a better chair. Premium products can add an earlier entrance, indoor lounge time, dining or dedicated service, which changes how much of the day happens inside the ground.
| Hospitality Option | Typical Buyer | Main Appeal |
|---|---|---|
| Premium seat | First-time visitors and couples | Padded seating, a strong location and access to premium facilities without the full dining format |
| Lounge package | Groups and corporate guests | Indoor pre-match space, food and drink options plus a premium match seat |
| Dining-led package | Occasion buyers | A longer pre-match experience built around a meal, lounge access and central seating |
| Loge or suite | Private groups and hosting | More private space, dedicated service and premium viewing for a group |
Premium entrances open earlier than general admission, with Tottenham stating three hours before kick-off for premium ticket holders compared with two hours for general admission. That makes a 17:30 start particularly workable for hospitality because the premium day can begin in mid-afternoon rather than feeling compressed into the hour before the teams emerge.
One rule matters for Everton followers considering premium seats: opposition supporters are welcomed in premium areas, but away shirts and colours are not permitted there. If visible support is part of why you are travelling, the dedicated away section is the better match. If you are attending neutrally for the football and want comfort, premium can be a practical alternative when the price difference from central standard seating is modest.
Tottenham's stadium entry is built around digital tickets and NFC. The club states that entry is through a Digital Season Ticket Pass, One Hotspur Member Pass or Matchday Digital Ticket stored on the attending supporter's device. Screenshots are not valid at the turnstile, so a picture of a barcode is not a substitute for the live wallet ticket.
| Delivery Type | What to Check |
|---|---|
| Mobile wallet / NFC | Load the ticket into the required Apple or Google wallet, keep NFC enabled and use the entrance number printed on the ticket |
| Guest digital ticket | Check the email account supplied with the order. Guest links can be issued within seven days of the fixture and no later than 48 hours before kick-off |
| Transferred digital ticket | Accept any transfer promptly and make sure the ticket appears on the device you will carry into the stadium |
| Collection or non-mobile support | Follow the exact listing instructions and bring photo ID. Collection or card-based alternatives are used only where the ticket type requires them |
Read the listing notes before checkout, bring valid photo ID and arrive with a fully charged phone if your entry is digital. Tottenham asks general-admission supporters to use the entrance printed on their ticket, and gates open two hours before kick-off. Premium gates open three hours before the match.
Travel light. Personal bags must be A4 size or smaller, with limited exceptions for small clear bags and qualifying laptop sleeves. There is no general bag-drop facility at the stadium. For a 17:30 game, the outer security cordon and local transport will build steadily through the afternoon, so arriving early is useful even when the ticket itself is already loaded.
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Open the fixture listings
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Create your account
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Choose the correct supporter section
Confirm whether the listing is a Spurs home area, the Everton visiting allocation or a premium product before you compare anything else.
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Match the stand to your priority
Decide whether atmosphere, a side-on view, lower pricing or premium comfort matters most, then compare listings within that part of the ground.
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Check quantity and grouping
If you are buying two or more seats, confirm the listing says they are together or states the exact grouping arrangement before payment.
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Read the delivery notes
Look for the stated mobile, transfer or collection method and make sure the delivery window works with your travel schedule.
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Review the total and pay
Recheck the 12 September 2026 date, 17:30 BST kick-off, seat category, quantity and final order total before completing the secure payment.
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Follow delivery through matchday
Use track order to follow the booking, then complete any digital transfer as soon as the ticket is released.
International buyers benefit from Tottenham's digital-first entry because a UK postal address is usually unnecessary for mobile or transferred tickets. Check the delivery method before paying, use an email address you can access while travelling and keep enough phone battery for the journey home as well as entry. If you are buying for a family or group, prioritise listings that explicitly keep the seats together, because changing a grouping after delivery is much harder than choosing the right listing at the start.
The 17:30 BST slot has already been selected for live television, which gives overseas buyers more certainty than an unselected Saturday placeholder, but Premier League fixtures remain subject to later amendment in exceptional circumstances. Use flexible travel where possible and avoid building a flight connection around the final whistle. White Hart Lane station is about a five-minute walk from the stadium, Northumberland Park around ten minutes, while Tottenham Hale and Seven Sisters provide wider rail and Underground connections. There is no general public parking at the ground, so rail is the practical matchday choice.
The venue scope starts in May 2019, shortly after Tottenham Hotspur Stadium opened. That first Premier League home meeting with Everton ended 2-2. Since then, the fixture has leaned strongly towards Spurs in N17: Tottenham have won six of the eight league meetings at the current ground, Everton have won once and one has been drawn. The aggregate is 17-4 to the hosts.
The sequence is more useful to a buyer than the clubs' much older all-time record because every match in it was played inside the same modern stadium you are choosing a seat for now. The pattern also shows that this has not needed derby status to produce memorable scorelines. Everton's one win came in September 2020, then Spurs responded with five consecutive home league victories from March 2022 through May 2026.
That is the distinctive buying context for September 2026. The history at this ground is short enough to feel current, but long enough to show a clear home pattern. Everton supporters have only one winning trip in the sample, while Spurs buyers have seen five straight home victories in the fixture since the 2020 defeat.
The figures below cover Premier League meetings at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium with Tottenham Hotspur as host only. They exclude White Hart Lane, Wembley, Everton home games and cup ties. Every total is calculated from the eight verified match results in the following section.
| Metric | Total |
|---|---|
| Matches played | 8 |
| Tottenham Hotspur wins | 6 |
| Everton wins | 1 |
| Draws | 1 |
| Tottenham Hotspur goals | 17 |
| Everton goals | 4 |
| Biggest Tottenham Hotspur win | 5-0 |
| Biggest Everton win | 0-1 |
| First Premier League meeting in scope | 12 May 2019 |
| Most recent meeting in scope | 24 May 2026 |
Source note: totals cross-checked against the 11v11 match record, Tottenham Hotspur match reports and the Premier League match archive. The 2019 starting point is deliberate because it is the first league meeting with Everton at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
These are all eight Premier League meetings at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium with Spurs listed as the home side, newest first. Keeping the venue fixed avoids mixing this page with older White Hart Lane history or Everton's home record.
| Date | Score |
|---|---|
| 24 May 2026 | Tottenham Hotspur 1-0 Everton |
| 24 Aug 2024 | Tottenham Hotspur 4-0 Everton |
| 23 Dec 2023 | Tottenham Hotspur 2-1 Everton |
| 15 Oct 2022 | Tottenham Hotspur 2-0 Everton |
| 07 Mar 2022 | Tottenham Hotspur 5-0 Everton |
| 13 Sep 2020 | Tottenham Hotspur 0-1 Everton |
| 06 Jul 2020 | Tottenham Hotspur 1-0 Everton |
| 12 May 2019 | Tottenham Hotspur 2-2 Everton |
Source note: scores were checked against 11v11 and Tottenham Hotspur's match archive, with recent results also checked against current Premier League reporting. All eight belong to the Premier League and to the current Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Yes. Club member priority does not apply to a resale purchase through 1BoxOffice, so you can select an available listing without holding One Hotspur membership.
Buy once the stand, quantity and price fit your plan rather than waiting for a guaranteed late drop. Pairs and central longside seats usually become harder to replace as the fixture approaches.
Visiting supporters use the north-east corner, primarily Blocks 114 to 118 with Block 234 above, entering through 11 and 12. Everton colours belong in the designated visiting area rather than Spurs home sections.
The delivery method is shown on the listing. Digital wallet and transferred mobile tickets are common at this stadium, and screenshots are not accepted for NFC entry.
Opposition supporters can use premium areas, but away shirts and colours are not permitted there. Choose the visiting section instead if visible Everton support is important to your day.
Sources: Premier League official 2026/27 fixture amendments and match archive; Tottenham Hotspur official 2026/27 ticketing, membership, digital entry, visiting-supporter, stadium access and premium guidance; 11v11 match records; Tottenham Hotspur match reports; current 1BoxOffice team, venue and competition listings. Historical totals use only Premier League meetings at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium with Tottenham Hotspur as host.