Experience a VIP matchday experience with our official Spurs vs Chelsea tickets and travel packages. You can also purchase additional premium hospitality addons to supplement your ticket and make your day truly special.
Spurs vs Chelsea Tickets and Hospitality – 2018/19
Experience Spurs at Wembley in style with one of our Spurs vs Chelsea Tickets and Hospitality packages.
Tottenham Hotspur hospitality packages are renowned for offering world class VIP treatment on match day. Whether utilising Spurs hospitality for business or pleasure, we are sure we can offer you a package to make your day a memorable one for you and your guests. Secure your Spurs vs Chelsea Tickets and Hospitality package now!
Premium Seat Package:
Located within the lively atmosphere of the Three Lions facility in Club Wembley, this is a favourite watering hole of those visiting this iconic stadium and will be extra special in this London derby. With the ability to relax before and after the match in an exclusive area, easy access to and from your match seats and an abundance of service stations for food and drink, this is the perfect space to experience Spurs vs Chelsea in style.
Your Spurs vs Chelsea Tickets and Hospitality package includes:
Slow braised Jacobs ladder with dumplings, mustard greens and mash
Or
ⓋVegetable hot pot with dumplings, mustard greens and mash
The Venue
£599 (inc. VAT)
Enjoy Spurs vs Chelsea in the Premier League with The Venue Restaurant at Wembley Stadium.
Wrapped around the North-East facing exterior facade of the Stadium, this restaurant offers sweeping views over London. Guests who arrive prior to the game will enjoy the naturally lit and relaxed atmosphere.
For a less formal atmosphere, The Venue offers an informal contemporary buffet with a selection of both hot and cold dishes, featuring a Chef’s carvery which changes on a seasonal basis.
Your Spurs vs Chelsea Tickets and Hospitality package includes:
Halfway line seating in block 251, click here to see the view from your seat.
Tottenham lose out by two goals to one in this London clash at Wembley. Alvaro Morata had a chance within just five minutes of gameplay after turning Azpilicueta’s cross wide. Tottenham looked strong as the first half progressed. Dele Alli had a chance to put the Lilywhites ahead as he sought to capitalise on a Chelsea defensive error – but rocketed his effort high above the crossbar. The momentum was seemed to grow with Tottenham until the 24th minute when Alonso beat Lloris with a stunning free-kick. The outstretched keeper was beaten by an unstoppable shot that curved over the top of the wall and landed straight into the top right-hand corner of the net. Kane tried to level for Tottenham with two chances, but Courtois was able to quell his attempts. Kane threatened the Chelsea man again by rocketing a shot off the post on the 42nd-minute mark but again, to no avail. With a regrouping during the halftime period and within two minutes of being back on the pitch, Spurs had two golden chances to bring the scores level. Eriksen had a decent shot turned behind for a corner. Subsequently, the corner fell to the unmarked Harry Kane, who mistimed his header completely. There were claims of a penalty from players who thought Azpilicueta had used his arm to block Dele Alli’s incoming cross. Referee Anthony Taylor judged otherwise and allowed the play to go on. At the other end, Willian, Morata, and Moses all squandered chances to double the Chelsea lead.
Spurs seemed to benefit from some luck in the 82nd minute when Batshuayi mistakenly turned Christian Eriksen’s looping free-kick beyond the reach of Courtois and into his own net. However, it remained 1-1 for a total of six minutes. Alonso netted his second goal by driving a shot low towards the near post of Hugo Lloris. The Frenchman will be extremely disappointed to concede what should have been a textbook save. The last-minute winner meant that Chelsea walked away from the national stadium the victors of the day.
“We are disappointed because we think we deserved more. They were very clinical to shoot on target to get the goals. We created a lot of chances, I think we were better, but in football sometimes you are better, but if not clinical in front of the goal, you can lose like today… I am not frustrated, I am not upset, I am very happy with the performance of all the players. They are working hard, it is only the beginning, it was the second game and a difficult game to play”
Man of the Match
This time it went to Chelsea’s Marcus Alonso. He scored a fabulous free kick to open the scoring for Chelsea, as well as bagging another goal for the blues. The fullback once again shows his propensity to attack with danger, and to cause issues for the opposition when he is on form.
What’s next for Spurs?
Hosting Burnley next week, the Lilywhites will be looking to kick-start their home campaign with a win.
To see if Spurs will even the score this time around, book your Spurs vs Chelsea Tickets and Hospitality package today!
