Tottenham Hotspur vs Crystal Palace Ingressos

When and where Tottenham Hotspur play Crystal Palace

Tottenham Hotspur welcome Crystal Palace to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Saturday 31 October 2026, with a late-afternoon kick-off at 17:30 UK time. It is a 2026-27 Premier League fixture at a stadium with a capacity of 62,850, one of the biggest in London.

Tottenham's stadium has quickly built a reputation for a strong home atmosphere, particularly for evening kick-offs, and the South Stand's single-tier design is designed to keep noise concentrated behind one goal.

Comparing tickets for Tottenham Hotspur vs Crystal Palace

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Tottenham moved into their current stadium in 2019 after leaving White Hart Lane, and the new ground was designed with a steep, enclosed South Stand modelled in part on grounds in Germany known for generating noise. That stand has become one of the most talked-about features of English football since it opened.

Tottenham's schedule around this game

Spurs' fixtures either side of hosting Palace include a home game against Aston Villa, an away trip to Manchester United, a home fixture against Coventry City, an away day at Chelsea, and a trip to Leeds United shortly after.

Crystal Palace's build-up

Palace face a run of fixtures before this trip north, including an away day at Leeds United, a home game against Nottingham Forest, a Europa League away trip to Lyon, a home fixture against Brighton, and a further Europa League away game at Besiktas. Their form across competitions will shape how this match is approached.

Palace's involvement in the Europa League reflects one of the more successful periods in the club's history, and balancing continental football with a trip to Tottenham's stadium adds an extra test to what is already a demanding run of fixtures.

Where to sit at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

• The South Stand is the single-tier home end known for the loudest atmosphere
• The East and West Stands run the full length of the pitch for a wide view
• The North Stand typically houses away supporters
• Seats in the lower tier sit closest to the pitch for the best view of the play

Checking the block and row on any listing helps confirm exactly where a seat falls, since the stadium's size means the difference in view between the lower and upper tiers can be noticeable. A late-afternoon kick-off in late October also means floodlights are likely to be in use for at least part of the second half, which many supporters see as adding to the occasion at this ground.