Spurs v Wolves Tickets & Hospitality Packages – 2025/26
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Spurs v Wolves Travel Club Package
Enjoy Spurs v Wolves hospitality at the new Tottenham Hotspur Stadium for this Premier League 2025/26 season with Tottenham Hotspur hospitality packages. With Spurs tickets, you can have access to luxury premium seats within Level 2 of the East Stand (BLK 237), a reserved section with magnificent views and access to private lounges. After having to play our home games at Wembley for nearly two years, it’s safe to say that Spurs fans have already made the new Tottenham Hotspur stadium home, with a world-class design and incredible acoustics ensuring one of the finest matchday experiences around.
Official Tottenham Hotspur hospitality allows premium seat ticket holders: to enjoy the fast track entrance, have a complimentary match programme, with direct access to a private lounge accompanied with complimentary light food offerings pre-match, a complimentary half-time drink of beer, wine or soft drink, and the opportunity to meet with Spurs Legends (subject to availability former Spurs players visit the Lounge areas, guests will need to approach former players if photographs or autographs are required). Don’t miss out on this great opportunity to have an unforgettable day with Tottenham Hotspur hospitality when you buy your Tottenham Hotspur tickets for the Premier League 2025/26 season.
Spurs hospitality tickets are perfect for those who want to soak up the atmosphere of the amazing Spurs stadium whilst still enjoying a luxurious Tottenham Hotspur hospitality experience. With your matchday tickets, remember to always buy your Spurs vs Wolves tickets via official club-approved resellers.
Tickets and Travel Package
Spurs v Wolves Tickets and Travel Package – 2025/26
Watch Spurs take on Wolves in the dazzling new Tottenham Hotspur stadium this Premier League 2025/26 season with one of our Tottenham Hotspur v Wolves tickets, including travel around London. Experience fantastic seating in Level 5, allowing you to feel the amazing atmosphere created in our new home! PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS SEATING AREA IS EXCLUSIVE TO HOME SUPPORTERS ONLY.
Your Spurs v Wolves Tickets and Travel package includes:
- General admission ticket in Level 5 to watch Tottenham Hotspur v Wolves
- Oyster Card (with credit allowing for return travel from Central London to and from White Hart Lane Station)
Tottenham Hotspur Seating Plan
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, which was relatively outdated, has been renovated to a sleek modern design and is now where the fans and supporters enjoy the ultimate matchday experience. The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium has now replaced their old stadium ‘White Hart Lane’, which they played at for 118 years!
As the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium was quite outdated, the club looked for different ways to modernise the stadium and improve the location for the players and the fans. However, they were unsure whether they should make a whole new stadium or refurbish an existing one, and they went ahead with renovating an existing one.
During the 2018/19 season, the new Tottenham Hotspur Stadium was opened and built with the ultimate matchday experience, including world-class facilities, state of the art design, and excellent acoustics. Thus, ensuring one of the best atmospheres of any club ground in Europe when you purchase your Spurs tickets.
Our Spurs hospitality packages also include different seating area options, providing you with a more fantastic choice of where to watch the game.
The Travel Club package offers some of the best seats in the house with the BLK 003 seating option based in Level 1. That overlooks the halfway line, allowing you to get closer to the action.
The BLK 247 & BLK 320 seating options, located in the East Stand, are suitable for Spurs fans who want to witness magnificent views while watching the match.
Lastly, BLK 237 are suitable for both Spurs fans and the away side, who would like a more reserved premium section in Level 2 of the East Stand.
Tottenham Hotspur Football Club has also worked in partnership with AccessAble, and this is to help produce detailed pan-disability guides for the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. The accessibility information in this guide aims to assist fans with disabilities and provide an additional resource to help home and away supporters plan their visits.
Dress Code
If you are purchasing Spurs v Wolves tickets at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium please be aware that there will be a dress code for this facility.
The dress code set for this package is smart casual. Smart denim (non-ripped) jeans and smart trainers/ footwear are permitted, however please note that the only football shirts permitted are official Tottenham Hotspur football shirts. Shorts and denim clothing that is ripped, torn, distressed or bleached are expressly prohibited at all times. It is at the discretion of the club to judge whether you or your guests comply with the dress code.
Spurs vs Wolves Previous Fixture
Spurs 1 – 2 Wolves (Saturday 17th February 2024)
Tottenham Hotspur, led by their Australian Head Coach Ange Postecoglou, last faced Wolves on Saturday, 17th February 2024, at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in North London. With qualification and a return to the UEFA Champions League in sight ahead of this match, a win would most certainly prove beneficial to their cause to do so.
Ahead of this match, Tottenham sat in 4th place with 47 points, which had been accumulated ahead of their contest with their West Midlands counterparts, the Wolves. They sat in pole position for the final Champions League Qualification spot, and they were 1 point above Aston Villa in 5th and 6 points ahead of Erik Ten Hag’s Manchester United in 6th place.
In their most recent Premier League game before this match against Wolves, Spurs had successfully beaten Brighton 2 – 1 at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, with Pape Matar Sarr (61’) and Brennan Johnson (90+6’) scoring the goals. German midfielder Pascal Gross scored the only goal for the visiting Seagulls side from the penalty spot (17’).
Meanwhile, before they travelled to face Spurs, Wolves had just been beaten 2 – 0 by Thomas Frank’s Brentford, who won thanks to goals from Christian Nogaard (35’) and England international forward Ivan Toney (77’). This left them in 11th place with 32 points. If they got all three points against Spurs, they could rise as high as 9th place should other results go their way.
Ultimately, Tottenham lost narrowly 2 – 1 to Wolves in their most recent Premier League encounter.
After some early chances for Wolves, Ange Postecoglou’s side had an opportunity just before ten minutes had elapsed. Their Brazilian international forward Richarlison narrowly missed the target from an effort just outside the penalty area (7’).
He then had another effort blocked, almost half an hour gone, when he fired a shot on goal from just inside the penalty area after he had received the ball from Ben Davies (28’).
Unfortunately for Tottenham Hotspur, they went one goal down when Joao Gomes gave visitors Wolves the lead just before halftime when the Brazilian midfielder found the top left corner with a powerful header following a cross into the box via a corner kick from Pablo Sarabia (42’).
It was 1 – 0 to Gary O’Neil’s side at the break in North London. There was joy for Spurs in the second half, though, when Sweden international forward Dejan Kulusevski scored to restore parity at 1 – 1 after he had managed to find the net from close range (46’).
They came close to giving Tottenham the lead when Richarlison very narrowly missed the target, nearly finding the top left corner with a header after he met a cross from James Maddison following a corner (49’).
Kulusevski had two chances in almost as many minutes later in the game. Jose Sa (60’) saved his first effort well before the Swede had another shot blocked well by the Wolves defenders (63’).
Just seconds after Kulusevski’s second opportunity, Joao Gomes got his second goal to restore the away side’s lead with less than half an hour remaining (63’).
Despite a flurry of chances for Spurs from the likes of Timo Werner and Ben Davies, Spurs could not find that second equaliser, and they ended up coming away with a 2 – 1 defeat once the final whistle blew after the second half.
Spurs had the most possession in this game, with no less than 71.2% possession compared with the Wolves, which had 28.8%. Wolves had the most shots on target with 7 compared to Tottenham’s total of 4, however, Spurs did have more shots in general with 15 compared with 12 for their West Midlands counterparts.
Following this match Ange Postecoglou’s Tottenham Hotspur dropped down to 5th place following this defeat, whilst Gary O’Neil’s Wolverhampton Wanderers side remained in 11th place, however, they were now level on 35 points with Chelsea in 10th.
