Fans can now apply for tickets ahead of next month’s Premier League trip to Elland Road. The club has laid out all the key prices, entry rules, and deadlines.
Tottenham Hotspur and Leeds United shared the spoils after a tight 1-1 draw in North London back in May. Mathys Tel gave Spurs the lead early in the second half, but a Dominic Calvert-Lewin penalty forced the home side to settle for a point. The squad is now preparing for the upcoming league rematch in enemy territory.
Tottenham have confirmed full ticketing information and ground rules for the early kick off at Leeds. [Image via Getty]
The Lilywhites travel to Elland Road on Saturday, November 7 for an early 12.30 pm kick-off. Travelling supporters will be backed by a full allocation of 2,960 away tickets. Fans wanting a spot in the away block must apply online before 10 am on Monday, October 12.
The club will run the tickets through the points scheme if applications outweigh the away end capacity. Tottenham will try to process card payments on Wednesday, October 14, with follow-up instructions sent to anyone who runs into payment issues.
Adult tickets for supporters aged 23 to 64 cost £30. Concessions for seniors, young adults, and juniors sit at £29, while kids aged 2 to 15 can get in for £28. Supporters who receive a restricted-view seat will automatically get a £2 reduction at checkout.
Digital stadium entry and safe standing rules
Every away ticket will arrive digitally during the week of the game. Fans will receive an email with a link to download their pass straight into their Apple, Google, or Samsung mobile wallets. Travelling supporters earn two loyalty points. These points will reach accounts only once Leeds staff scan tickets at the turnstiles.
The Premier League broadcast selection process for November has now been completed, with two of Tottenham Hotspur's fixtures rescheduled for live television coverage.
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Most of the away section operates as safe standing, but fans who struggle to stand can ask for an ordinary seat. Local safety rules dictate that toddlers under 2 years old are not allowed inside the stadium. Any junior fan under 16 must also enter the ground alongside an adult aged 18 or older.
Tottenham also issued a firm warning about unofficial ticket sales to protect the N17 faithful. Selling a ticket above face value brings an instant lifetime ban and wipes out all your loyalty points. Passing a matchday ticket on at cost price still carries a written warning and halves your current points tally.