Tottenham Fixtures: Your Complete Guide to Spurs’ 2025/26 Season Schedule

Why Tottenham Fixtures Matter to Fans

For millions of Tottenham Hotspur supporters worldwide, keeping track of fixtures is essential to following their beloved team’s journey through what promises to be a challenging 2025/26 season. This marks the club’s 144th season and 48th consecutive year in the top flight, with Spurs competing in the Premier League, FA Cup, EFL Cup, and UEFA Champions League. The fixture list shapes fans’ plans, from securing match tickets to arranging viewing parties for televised games.

Current Season Overview

Tottenham began their 2025/26 campaign on Saturday 16 August at home to Burnley with a 3pm kick-off, under new management following significant changes at the club. Thomas Frank was appointed as head coach on a three-year contract, replacing Ange Postecoglou. The season has brought mixed fortunes, with Spurs currently sitting 11th in the Premier League table with a 6-4-6 record, well below pre-season expectations.

Upcoming Key Fixtures

The festive period presents crucial matches for Tottenham. Their next match is against Liverpool on December 20, 2025, at 5:30 PM at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, a fixture that historically produces goals. Both teams have scored in 10 consecutive Premier League meetings, with last season’s encounters producing 15 combined goals.

December has seen fixture adjustments, with matches rescheduled including Newcastle United away on Tuesday 2 December at 8.15pm, Nottingham Forest away on Sunday 14 December at 2pm, and Liverpool at home on Saturday 20 December at 5.30pm, all live on Sky Sports.

European Competition Returns

As winners of the 2024/25 UEFA Europa League, Tottenham entered the UEFA Champions League league phase, with the draw taking place on 28 August. They face formidable opponents including Borussia Dortmund, Paris Saint-Germain, Villarreal, Eintracht Frankfurt, Slavia Prague, Bodø/Glimt, Copenhagen and Monaco in the league phase format.

Challenges and Significance for Supporters

The fixture congestion presents both opportunity and challenge. Tottenham have struggled at home, losing 10 matches at their stadium in 2025, with one more defeat potentially setting a club record for a calendar year. Fans will be hoping their team can navigate a demanding schedule that includes domestic and European commitments.

For supporters planning to attend matches, ticketing details for individual fixtures are confirmed in due course, with fans encouraged to sign up as One Hotspur members for access. With fixtures subject to change based on broadcast selections and competition progression, staying informed through official channels remains crucial for the passionate Spurs faithful.