Buy Tottenham Hotspur vs Hull City tickets for the 2026/27 Season, with the Premier League meeting at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium scheduled for Saturday 24 April 2027 and kick-off currently listed at 15:00. It falls on matchday 33 of 38, deep in the run-in, and it will be the first time Hull have played at Spurs' new home. The Tigers are back in the top flight after winning the Championship play-off final at Wembley in May 2026, nine years after their last Premier League season.
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A traditional Saturday 3pm kick-off in late April is exactly the kind of fixture that fills N17. Spurs supporters have not seen Hull at home since December 2016 at the old White Hart Lane, and the visiting fans will want to see the stadium that replaced it. To see every home date this season, browse all Tottenham Hotspur tickets, though a spring Saturday against a promoted side already looks like one of the more accessible ways to see Spurs in 2026/27 for buyers without a membership.
Below you will find what seats cost, where each set of fans sits, how hospitality works, how tickets reach you and the full Premier League record between the clubs. It is everything a buyer needs before choosing a seat.
The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium holds 62,850, yet single-match seats for Premier League games are rarely easy to find. Season ticket holders take a large share of the ground, and the remaining tickets go to members through ballots and priority windows. By the time a fixture reaches general sale, if it does at all, the better seats have usually gone.
Saturday 3pm kick-offs carry an extra pull. They are not broadcast live in the UK, so supporters who usually watch on television have one more reason to be there in person. Families, overseas visitors and fans travelling in from outside London all chase the same seats for these slots.
Hull City supporters will travel in numbers for their first trip to the new stadium. The away allocation for a Premier League match is close to 3,000, and a promoted club's following tends to snap up every seat for a London away day. Once that allocation sells through the club, the resale market is the only remaining route.
The sides first meet at the MKM Stadium on 12 December 2026. Supporters who make the trip to the Hull City vs Tottenham Hotspur match often plan the return early, and a strong result in December tends to push interest in April higher still.
The calendar adds stakes. With only five rounds left after this one, promoted sides are usually fighting to stay up by late April, while Spurs may be chasing a European place. Points that matter at both ends of the table turn a routine listing into a busy one in the final fortnight.
Through the club, it is difficult. Spurs sell Premier League tickets in phases: season ticket holders first, then members through ballots and priority windows based on loyalty points. Most home league matches sell out at the member stage, which means a general sale is rare and a buyer without membership has very little chance of a seat through club routes.
A membership does not guarantee anything either. It gives you access to ballots and priority windows, but popular fixtures are often oversubscribed. Members with few loyalty points can miss out repeatedly, and even a successful ballot rarely lets you choose your exact block or sit next to a friend who is not in the same membership group. For a mid-season Saturday fixture, the odds of an inexperienced member landing a pair of central seats are slim.
There are practical barriers for overseas fans too. Every ticket at the stadium is digital and linked to a club account, and joining a membership scheme for a single match makes little financial sense if you only visit London once a season.
The resale marketplace removes those barriers. You choose the stand, see the full price before you commit and receive your tickets through a verified delivery method. You do not need a membership, loyalty points or a ballot entry, and listings stay open after the club's allocation has gone.
That matters most for two groups. Hull supporters who miss their club's away allocation have no other legitimate way into the ground, and visitors from abroad who decide late can still secure seats in the stand of their choice. Both can buy in minutes rather than waiting for a sales window that has already closed.
Prices for this fixture move with five drivers: seat location, overall demand, fixture timing, competition context and hospitality tier. For the 2026/27 season, a Saturday 3pm Premier League match against a promoted side usually sits below the prices for the London derbies or visits from the title contenders, which makes it one of the better-value ways to see a game at the stadium. Prices can still rise late if either side has something big riding on the result.
| Ticket Type | Resale Price Range | Best For | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Upper tier / less central | £95 – £140 | Budget-conscious buyers | Upper levels of the North Stand and corners with a full view of the pitch |
| Longside standard | £120 – £180 | Most neutral buyers | East Stand seats away from the halfway line |
| Lower tier / central | £160 – £240+ | Fans who want to be close to the action | Limited supply because members and season ticket holders hold many central rows |
| Premium seating | £220 – £350+ | Couples and small groups wanting comfort | Padded seats in the West or East Stand with lounge access options |
| Hospitality / VIP | £400 – £900+ | Corporate guests and celebrations | Lounge dining, drinks packages and central seats |
Prices reflect typical resale ranges and may change as demand and availability shift closer to the match.
At this stadium, location matters most along the touchlines. The West Stand houses many season ticket holders and premium areas, so central seats there rarely reach resale, and when they do they sit at the top of the range. Timing also matters: Premier League dates can move for broadcasters, and listings often reprice once the final slot is fixed.
Hospitality sits in its own bracket. Packages are priced on what the lounge includes rather than on the view alone, and the stadium's range of premium spaces means the gap between a standard seat and a full dining experience can be wide.
The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium opened in April 2019 on the site of White Hart Lane, and its four stands each have a distinct character. The single-tier South Stand holds around 17,500 and is the largest end in the country, the West Stand is the main stand along one touchline, the East Stand faces it across the pitch and the three-tier North Stand sits behind the other goal. Studying the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium seating plan before you buy helps you match a block to the afternoon you want.
| Area | What It Suits | Pricing Bracket | Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| South Stand | Fans who want noise and colour | Mid | The single-tier home end and the heart of the atmosphere; expect to stand and sing |
| West Stand | First-time visitors and hospitality guests | Mid to premium | The main stand with the dugouts, tunnel and many premium areas |
| East Stand | Neutral buyers wanting a side-on view | Mid | Four tiers with strong sightlines; the lower levels sit close to the pitch |
| North Stand | Budget-conscious buyers | Lower to mid | Three tiers behind the goal; the upper levels are usually the lower-priced home areas |
| Away section (north-east corner) | Hull City supporters | Mid | Lower tier of the north-east corner, close to the pitch, for around 3,000 visitors; away fans are encouraged to use Northumberland Park station; wear Hull colours only here |
| Premium and lounge seats | Couples and small groups | Premium | Padded seats with access to bars and dining before and after the match |
Neutral buyers and undecided fans should choose the East or West Stand and avoid wearing either club's colours. Those areas give the clearest view of the game, and the sound from the South Stand fills the whole bowl. Families with younger children tend to prefer the lower tiers on the longsides, where the crowd is calmer and facilities are close at hand. To see every event at the ground this season, including concerts and NFL games, browse all Tottenham Hotspur Stadium tickets.
Views are excellent across the bowl, with steep stands that keep even the upper seats close to the action. In the away corner, sunshine can hit the seats at the start and end of the season, so bring a cap for an April afternoon.
Hull supporters have good options before the match. The community-owned Antwerp Arms on Church Road usually welcomes a mix of home and away fans, and several small breweries on the industrial estates near the away turnstiles open on matchdays. Most other pubs around the High Road are for home fans only, so plan your pre-match stop in advance.
| Hospitality Option | Typical Buyer | Main Appeal |
|---|---|---|
| Premium seat with bar access | Individual fans and small groups | A padded central seat with access to a premium bar before kick-off and at half-time |
| Shared lounge package | Couples and friends marking an occasion | Pre-match dining in a shared lounge with drinks and a reserved seat |
| Private box | Corporate groups | A private space with catering, a dedicated host and seats with a pitch view |
| Tunnel-view dining | Clients and guests you want to impress | Fine dining with a view of the players' tunnel and seats behind the home dugout |
The stadium has one of the widest ranges of premium spaces in English football. The Tunnel Club, for example, offers a glass-walled restaurant overlooking the players' tunnel, a three-course menu that changes every matchday and seats directly behind the home dugout. Other packages range from bar access with a premium seat to private boxes for corporate groups.
If you are booking hospitality through the marketplace, read the listing carefully. Confirm what is included, whether food and drink are covered, the dress code and the time the lounge opens. Some packages include parking or a matchday programme; others do not.
Expect a relaxed pace on the day. Premium spaces typically open several hours before kick-off and stay open after the final whistle, which lets guests eat without rushing and avoid the post-match crush at the stations.
Hospitality also solves the seats-together problem for larger groups. A shared table or private box keeps everyone in one place, which is much harder to arrange in the general stands at a ground where members and season ticket holders hold most seats.
| Delivery Type | What to Check |
|---|---|
| Mobile ticket | The app or wallet it uses, the name on the ticket and when it will be transferred to you |
| E-ticket (PDF) | Whether it can be scanned at the stadium; most entry here is digital through the club's systems |
| Ticket transfer | Whether you need a club account to accept the transfer and how long the link stays active |
| Collection | The collection point, its opening hours on matchday and the identification required |
All tickets at the stadium are digital, and clubs often release them only in the final days before a match. Delivery in the week of the game is therefore normal. Your order confirmation and the tracking page show when to expect your tickets, and support can step in if anything looks wrong.
Read the listing notes before you buy so you know the delivery method and timing. Bring valid photo ID in case of checks at the turnstiles. Charge your phone fully before you set off and download the ticket in advance, as mobile signal can be patchy when 60,000 people arrive at once.
Turnstiles usually open around two hours before kick-off. The club strongly advises supporters not to bring a bag, and any bag larger than A4 size is likely to be refused. White Hart Lane station is a few minutes' walk from the ground, Northumberland Park is around ten minutes away and Seven Sisters on the Victoria line is a 30-minute walk or a short bus ride up the High Road.
After the match, expect queues at White Hart Lane and Northumberland Park as 60,000 people leave at once. Stewards manage the flow into both stations, so a walk to Seven Sisters or a drink nearby while the crowds clear can be the quicker option.
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Find the fixture
Search for Spurs against Hull and open the event listing for 24 April 2027 at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
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Pick your stand
Filter listings by stand or price. Hull supporters should look for the away section in the north-east corner; neutrals usually prefer the East or West Stand.
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Choose how many seats
Select the number of tickets you need. If you want to sit together, choose listings that confirm seats side by side.
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Read the listing notes
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Pay securely
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Use track order to follow progress until your tickets arrive before matchday.
Overseas buyers can choose mobile ticket delivery, which removes the need for a UK postal address. If you are travelling as a group, pick listings that confirm seats together and note any restrictions before you pay. Heathrow, Gatwick, Stansted and London City all serve the capital, and Stansted is particularly handy as trains to Tottenham Hale put you a short bus ride from the ground.
Premier League dates can move once broadcasters finalise their schedules, sometimes only a few weeks ahead. Book flexible travel and accommodation if you can, or stay for the full weekend so a switch to Sunday does not catch you out. Hull supporters can reach London by direct train to King's Cross in under three hours, then take the Victoria line to Seven Sisters, which makes the trip comfortable as a long day out or a weekend in the capital.
Spurs and Hull have met ten times in the Premier League, all between 2008 and 2017, across Hull's three spells in the top flight. The story began with a shock. In October 2008, during Hull's first season in the top division, the Tigers won 1-0 at White Hart Lane, a result that sent them towards the top of the table and left Spurs rooted near the bottom. It remains Hull's only Premier League win in the fixture.
That afternoon still matters to Hull supporters. It came only weeks into the club's first ever top-flight campaign, and it is still remembered as a landmark result from that first season in the top flight. Returning to north London for the first time since 2016 gives a new generation the chance to make similar memories at a very different stadium.
Spurs have dominated since. They won 2-1 at Hull later that season, then ran up a 5-1 win at the KC Stadium on the second matchday of 2009/10. When Hull returned in 2013/14, Spurs won 1-0 in north London and drew 1-1 on Humberside. The 2014/15 season brought two more Spurs wins, 2-1 away and 2-0 at home.
The final chapter was the most one-sided. Spurs won 3-0 at White Hart Lane in December 2016, then closed the 2016/17 season with a 7-1 win at the KC Stadium on the final day, with Hull already relegated. That remains the widest margin in the Premier League history of the fixture.
What makes April 2027 distinctive is the venue. Hull have never played at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, so this is a genuine first for the visiting fans and a new chapter for a fixture that has been dormant for nearly a decade. Spurs supporters will expect to extend a strong record; Hull will draw on the memory of 2008, when a promoted side arrived in north London and left with all three points.
Because the clubs have never met at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, the figures below cover all Premier League meetings between the sides across every venue.
| Metric | Total |
|---|---|
| Matches played | 10 |
| Tottenham wins | 7 |
| Hull City wins | 1 |
| Draws | 2 |
| Tottenham goals | 23 |
| Hull City goals | 6 |
| Biggest Tottenham win | 7-1 (away) |
| Biggest Hull City win | 1-0 (away) |
| First Premier League meeting | 5 Oct 2008 |
| Most recent Premier League meeting | 21 May 2017 |
Source: Transfermarkt, cross-referenced with Football-Data and openfootball results records.
Read across the ten games and the pattern is clear. Spurs average more than two goals per meeting and Hull fewer than one, and Spurs have gone nine Premier League games against Hull without defeat since that October 2008 afternoon. Meetings in the FA Cup, League Cup and the old Second Division are excluded, so these figures reflect Premier League football only.
The home record is narrower than the overall one. In five Premier League meetings in north London, Spurs won three, drew one and lost one, scoring six and conceding just once. It was on the road that the bigger scorelines came, with 5-1 and 7-1 wins at the KC Stadium.
Every Premier League meeting between the sides, newest first, with the venue for each match.
| Date | Score | Venue |
|---|---|---|
| 21 May 2017 | Hull 1-7 Tottenham | KC Stadium |
| 14 Dec 2016 | Tottenham 3-0 Hull | White Hart Lane |
| 16 May 2015 | Tottenham 2-0 Hull | White Hart Lane |
| 23 Nov 2014 | Hull 1-2 Tottenham | KC Stadium |
| 01 Feb 2014 | Hull 1-1 Tottenham | KC Stadium |
| 27 Oct 2013 | Tottenham 1-0 Hull | White Hart Lane |
| 16 Jan 2010 | Tottenham 0-0 Hull | White Hart Lane |
| 19 Aug 2009 | Hull 1-5 Tottenham | KC Stadium |
| 23 Feb 2009 | Hull 1-2 Tottenham | KC Stadium |
| 05 Oct 2008 | Tottenham 0-1 Hull | White Hart Lane |
Source: Transfermarkt and openfootball, with 2016/17 results confirmed by Football-Data.
Yes. The resale marketplace lets you buy without a Spurs membership, loyalty points or a ballot entry.
Buying soon after the date and kick-off time are confirmed usually gives the widest choice. Prices often rise once the run-in stakes become clear.
Visiting supporters are housed in the lower tier of the north-east corner. Hull colours should only be worn in that section.
Entry is digital, so expect a mobile ticket on your phone. Download it before you travel in case signal is weak near the ground.
Many listings guarantee adjacent seats, and the listing notes state this clearly. The upper tiers often have the most pairs and groups available.
Sources: Tottenham Hotspur official hospitality and matchday information, Premier League official fixture list, Transfermarkt, Football-Data, openfootball, Football Ground Guide and Wolverhampton Wanderers away-fan guide.