♦ Fast Track entrance ♦ Luxury Executive Padded Seat to watch Spurs v Man Utd ♦ Seating in Level 2 of the East Stand (BLK 236 – 238), a reserved premium section perfect for Spurs fans or visiting supporters ♦ Complimentary matchday programme ♦ Access to Lounge and bars (The Stadium operates on a cashless basis – card payments only) ♦ Matchday Spurs Legends Lounge visits (subject to availability) ♦ Complimentary light food pre-match ♦ Complimentary wine, beer or soft drink at half-time
Tickets and Travel Package
£499.00 (inc. VAT)
♦ General admission ticket in Level 5 to watch Spurs v Man Utd ♦ Oyster Card (with credit allowing for return travel from Central London to and from White Hart Lane Station)
See the unmissable clash of Spurs and Man Utd and experience the very best football hospitality has to offer at the new Tottenham Hotspur Stadium this 2019/20 Premier League season. Settle into your spectacular premium seating within Level 2 of the East Stand (BLK 236 – 238), a reserved section featuring sensational views and access to private lounges. With a capacity of over 60,000, the new £1bn home of the Spurs is arguably the finest in Europe, with cutting-edge facilities, the largest club shop in the UK and a striking design contributing to one of the best matchday experiences around.
As a Premium Seat ticket holder, you will enjoy fast track entrance, a complimentary match programme, direct access to a private lounge 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).
Tickets and Travel Package
Spurs v Man Utd Tickets and Travel Package – 2019/20
See the Spurs face Manchester United in this huge fixture at the brand new Spurs stadium during the 2019/20 season with one of our Tottenham Hotspur v Man Utd tickets, including travel around London. Enjoy excellent Level 5 seating, allowing you to really experience the feverish atmosphere at our brand new ground! PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS SEATING AREA IS EXCLUSIVE TO HOME SUPPORTERS ONLY.
Your Spurs v Man Utd Tickets and Travel package includes:
General admission ticket in Level 5 to watch Tottenham Hotspur v Man Utd
Oyster Card (with credit allowing for return travel from Central London to and from White Hart Lane Station)
Dress Code
If you are purchasing Spurs v Man Utd 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.
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Spurs v Man Utd Previous Fixture
Spurs 0-1 Manchester United – 13th January 2019
A fine goalkeeping performance from David De Gea ensured that Manchester United took all three points at Wembley Stadium despite an impressive performance from Spurs in which they peppered the Man United goal in the second half.
A tidy finish from Marcus Rashford after a wonderful through ball from Paul Pogba was enough to give the Red Devils victory and ensure that Ole Gunnar Solskjaer became the first Manchester United manager to win his first five league matches in charge.
FULL-TIME: We're unable to find a way past De Gea in the second half and United take the points on a frustrating afternoon at Wembley. #COYSpic.twitter.com/5DlpDObnvD
David De Gea Inspires Manchester United to Victory
Spurs had a couple of early chances in the encounter through holding midfielder Harry Winks. He snatched at the first after being put through by Heung-min Son and a few minutes later he blazed over after a cleared corner landed at his feet at the edge of the area.
United looked dangerous on the counter attack throughout and the first instance of this was after twelve minutes. Rashford had a chance after being fed through by Anthony Martial but he could only aim his shot comfortably at Lloris. The England striker may have been better off passing to Jesse Lingard who was unmarked at the back post.
There were other half chances in the first period for both sides and Harry Kane had a goal ruled out for offside but it seemed like both would head into the break all square. However that was not the case as Spurs were hit with two big blows before the break.
The first was an injury to Moussa Sissoko, which forced him off and the second was the opening goal for United courtesy of the lively Rashford. Kieran Trippier gave the ball away for Spurs and Paul Pogba was able to pick Rashford out with immense accuracy, needing just two touches to set him on his way. Still with a lot to do, the United striker struck the ball across Lloris and into the corner to give The Red Devils the advantage at the interval.
Spurs created chance after chance in the second period but were constantly thwarted by David de Gea. The first came inside five minutes after a Dele Alli header forced him to go down to his left. At the other end Pogba had a header of his own saved by Lloris, who also had to flick his fellow Frenchman’s shot over the bar to keep Spurs just one behind.
But after that the De Gea masterclass started. The Spaniard saved from Harry Kane and then brilliantly denied Alli with his feet after the Spurs man was put through by Kane. The feet of de Gea were starting to become more important than his hands as he again denied Spurs, this time from an effort by Toby Alderweireld from a Spurs corner.
Fernando Llorente was brought on to give Spurs a more direct approach and he nearly grabbed an assist. His cushioned layoff to Kane looked like it would set up the equaliser but again de Gea got down low to save with his feet.
At the end, Llorente just over hit a pass to Kane which he desperately stretched for but could not reach. With that, the victory for Man United was all but confirmed. To rub salt into the wounds for Spurs, Kane went off injured at the end. With Son heading off to the Asian Cup for possibly the next five Spurs fixtures an injury to Spurs’ talisman could not have come at a worse time.
Spurs remain third in the Premier League table but their title ambitions have suffered a massive blow. They are nine points behind Liverpool, who won at the weekend, and could go five points behind Manchester City if they beat Wolves on Monday night.
Spurs v Manchester United Teams
Spurs victorious at the Theatre of Dreams
Tottenham Hotspur thrashed Manchester United 3-0 at Old Trafford as the home side’s troubled start to the campaign got worse.
It was a glorious result for Spurs who go equal with Liverpool, Chelsea and Watfordon nine points at the top of the Premier League, with the visitors tearing the home side to shreds in the second half.
Harry Kane’s clever header when it looked difficult to generate sufficient power put Spurs in command, aided by a superb chance by Kieran Trippier. The surprise star of the World Cup is continuing his run of good form and we can’t wait to see what he does in Spurs’ upcoming games.
Harry Kane moves into the top 20 all-time PL scorers, level with Emile Heskey on 110 goals pic.twitter.com/xhdP8wLsVX
Lucas Moura’s angled drive doubled their lead and late on the Brazilian rounded off the victory, surging past Chris Smalling to plant his shot beyond goalkeeper David de Gea to make it the fourth league win for Spurs at Old Trafford in 40 years.
Tottenham Hotspur have been breaking barriers in the opening games of this Premier League campaign. The ’Kane-can’t-score-in-August’ jinx has been well and truly trashed as have claims that the side struggles to win games against the rest of the Big Six, particularly away at their closest title rivals. Before this, Spurs had won only one of 12 Premier League games against their top competitors, so it’s no wonder then that players and supporters alike celebrated a superb achievement.
🍾 Man of the Match, @SpursOfficial’s Lucas Moura 🍾 35 touches 26 sprints, most in match 2 shots, both goals Is now Spurs’ top scorer in their 27 PL visits to Man Utd – no other player has scored more than once pic.twitter.com/vhfVxlFhL4
It could all have been so different had Romelu Lukaku not spurned an early gilt-edged chance.
The Belgian striker intercepted a wayward pass, rounded Spurs keeper Hugo Lloris but with an empty net gaping slewed his shot wide.
Pretty much from there in it was all Tottenham aided by an impressive defensive display by Alderweireld, Vertonghen, Trippier and Rose.
Was it a landmark moment for Mauricio Pochettino’s team? Even though they were misfiring beating such a strong team is a huge acheivement for Spurs but bigger challenges are still to come against the likes of Liverpool, Manchester City and Chelsea. It must surely boost self-belief however, and bodes well for the rest of the season if this run of good form can be kept up.
Jose Mourinho spent much of the close season screaming for central defensive reinforcements despite previously spending £60 million on Eric Bailly and Victor Lindelof, both dropped. Instead there was the strange sight of midfielder Ander Herrera lining up on the right hand side of three central defenders alongside Phil Jones and Chris Smalling.
Is Mourinho losing the plot? Is this third year syndrome, when Mourinho either leaves clubs or is moved on, about to bite again?
Far too early to call but the fans seem frustrated by what they see as negative Mourinho tactics.
We predicted it was possibly a good time to play them and so it proved.
Starting Line-Ups: Spurs v Man United
Player of the Match
LucasMoura is our pick – arriving in the January window it has taken him time to find his feet for Spurs but he has come back from the summer off looking like a highly improved player. With a key role played in 2 games already, he’s more than making up the deficit created by an absent Son Heung-Min.
