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Lore & Background

This season marks a significant milestone: the club's 145th overall, its 49th consecutive year in the top flight of English football, and its 35th consecutive season in the Premier League. The club will compete in the Premier League, the FA Cup, and the EFL Cup. The squad, transfers, and contracts are detailed in the source, though specific player names and numbers are not provided. Pre-season friendlies include the Sydney Super Cup against Sydney and Chelsea, a tour to New Zealand with a fixture against Auckland, a behind-closed-doors match against Milton Keynes Dons, a home fixture against TSG Hoffenheim, and another behind-closed-doors match against Getafe. The Premier League fixtures were released on 19 June, and the EFL Cup draw placed Spurs at home to Charlton Athletic in the second round.

In Their Own Story

On 7 December 2025, the club announced they would take part in the 2026 Sydney Super Cup with matches against Sydney and Chelsea. In March, a pre-season tour to New Zealand was also announced with a fixture against Auckland. On 12 June, a behind closed doors fixture against Milton Keynes Dons was announced. On 29 June, a home fixture against TSG Hoffenheim was added to the schedule. On 5 July, a second behind closed doors fixture was added against Getafe. The Premier League fixtures were released on 19 June. In the EFL Cup, Spurs were drawn at home to Charlton Athletic in the second round.

Reader's Guide

For the devoted supporter, the 2026–27 season is built on a foundation of continuity: 49 consecutive years in the top flight and 35 in the Premier League. The club's transfer activity shows a total expenditure of £237.0 million and total income of £148.5 million. Pre-season preparations include the Sydney Super Cup (matches against Sydney and Chelsea), a New Zealand tour (fixture against Auckland), behind-closed-doors matches against Milton Keynes Dons and Getafe, and a home friendly against TSG Hoffenheim. The Premier League fixture list was released on 19 June, and the EFL Cup second round pits Spurs at home against Charlton Athletic. The FA Cup schedule is not detailed beyond the club's participation.

Did You Know?

• The 2026–27 season is the 145th in the club's history.
• This is the 49th consecutive season in the top flight of English football.
• The club has spent £237.0 million on transfers this season.
• Pre-season includes a Sydney Super Cup with matches against Sydney and Chelsea.
• Spurs were drawn at home to Charlton Athletic in the EFL Cup second round.