Tottenham’s 2025/26 Premier League fixtures
All fixtures subject to change.
August
16: Burnley (h) – 3pm
23: Manchester City (a) – 3pm
30: Bournemouth (h) – 3pm
September
13: West Ham (a) – 3pm
20: Brighton (a) – 3pm
27: Wolves (h) – 3pm
October
4: Leeds (a) – 3pm
18: Aston Villa (h) – 3pm
25: Everton (a) – 3pm
November
1: Chelsea (h) – 3pm
8: Manchester United (h) – 3pm
22: Arsenal (a) – 3pm
29: Fulham (h) – 3pm
December
3: Newcastle (a) – 8pm
6: Brentford (h) – 3pm
13: Nottingham Forest (a) – 3pm
20: Liverpool (h) – 3pm
27: Crystal Palace (a) – 3pm
30: Brentford (a) – 8pm
January
3: Sunderland (h) – 3pm
7: Bournemouth (a) – 8pm
17: West Ham (h) – 3pm
24: Burnley (a) – 3pm
31: Manchester City (h) – 3pm
February
7: Manchester United (a) – 3pm
11: Newcastle (h) – 8pm
21: Arsenal (h) – 3pm
28: Fulham (a) – 3pm
March
4: Crystal Palace (h) – 8pm
14: Liverpool (a) – 3pm
21: Nottingham Forest (h) – 3pm
April
11: Sunderland (a) – 3pm
18: Brighton (h) – 3pm
25: Wolves (a) – 3pm
May
2: Aston Villa (a) – 3pm
9: Leeds (h) – 3pm
17: Chelsea (a) – 3pm
24: Everton (h) – 4pm
Key Takeaways
- Tottenham start the 2025/26 Premier League season at home against Burnley on August 16.
- A tough August includes Man City (A) and Bournemouth (H).
- September fixtures include West Ham and Brighton away, followed by Wolves at home.
- November features Chelsea and Man United at home, then Arsenal away.
- Festive stretch includes clashes with Newcastle, Brentford, and Liverpool.
Tottenham’s 2025/26 campaign begins with expectation—and immediate pressure. Spurs welcome Burnley to North London on August 16, opening what could be one of their most competitive seasons in recent memory.
From there, it gets serious quickly. A visit to Manchester City looms on August 23, followed by a home fixture against Bournemouth to round off a tough opening month.
September doesn’t ease the load. Spurs are away to West Ham and Brighton, then host Wolves to close out the first wave of fixtures. These early matches will test new boss Thomas Frank’s ability to instill resilience and rhythm in a squad hungry for silverware.
Then comes November, arguably the defining month of the first half of the season. Chelsea and Manchester United visit Tottenham Hotspur Stadium back-to-back, before a heated North London Derby away at Arsenal—a three-game run that could shape their top-four hopes.
The festive period doesn’t let up either. December’s calendar includes an away trip to Newcastle, a home clash with Brentford, and a massive match against Liverpool—a stretch that could challenge even the deepest squads.
From opening day to the Boxing Day buzz, Spurs are set for a fixture journey that demands consistency, composure, and clinical finishing.
Closing
Tottenham face a fierce fixture slate with heavyweight duels spaced across every crucial month. From derby days to showdowns with Premier League royalty, the pressure is on early. Stay with Goal Drift as we cover every twist in Spurs’ push for glory—from tactical tweaks to game-breaking moments.
