7 Tottenham Hotspur games every fan must watch in 2024/25

As the festive season well and truly turns it up to 11, the 2024/25 Premier League season has already given plenty of gifts to football fans. Both the title and top-4 chases are wide open, thanks partly to Liverpool and Arsenal’s terrific form—and partly to Manchester City’s dramatic fall from grace. ExpressVPN’s new partner, Tottenham Hotspur, finds itself in the mix of the race to European places.

With no more international breaks until March, it’s all systems go for Spurs as they vie for glory in not only the Premier League but the Europa League, FA Cup and Carabao Cup as well.

Fans have already been treated to some unforgettable moments in the club’s latest campaign. Spurs have enjoyed a pair of famous wins over Man City, dialling up a 2-1 victory at the end of October, followed by a 4-0 thrashing of the reigning champs on November 23.

Then there was the recent, equally unforgettable 4-3 triumph of Man United in the EFL (Carabao) Cup quarter-final. They’ve struggled a bit in between, but there’s plenty of success to draw on and that win over United will have fans raising many a glass over the coming days.

With star strikers Son Heung-min of South Korea and England’s Dominic Solanke leading the charge, we can’t wait to see what the rest of the season has in store. Here are the absolute must-watch Tottenham Hotspur games coming up, whether you’re one of the Lilywhite faithful or more of a neutral. As the new and exclusive Official Digital Partner of Spurs, we’ve been loving every minute of it!

We’ll be updating this list to include the next Spurs games, as well as results and other key info throughout the rest of the season, so bookmark this page as your one-stop guide to the biggest Tottenham fixtures each and every week.

Alternatively, check out our post on where to watch Premier League live streams for  general advice on catching the EPL action each week.

When is Tottenham’s next Premier League game?

The next Tottenham Hotspur game in the Premier League is on Sunday, December 22 when Spurs host Liverpool at 16:30 local time (GMT). After that it’s on to Boxing Day and a December 26 clash against Forest.

Latest Tottenham results: 2024/25 Premier League

Here’s a look at the latest Spurs results this season, along with some of our own armchair analysis of what it means for the clubs involved.

Southampton (A): Southampton 0 – 5 Tottenham (Sun, 15 Dec)

After the heartache against Chelsea, Spurs responded in emphatic fashion, knocking no less than five past Southampton away. Star attackers Son, James Maddison and player of the season (thus far) Dejan Kulusevski were all on the score sheet.

Chelsea (H): Tottenham 3 – 4 Chelsea (Sun, Dec 8)

A late goal from Sonny salvaged a respectable scoreline for Spurs, but it’s one that flatters. Chelsea dominated from start to finish and we were worthy winners behind a double from the spot by Cole Palmer, including a naughty panenka. ‘Cold’ Palmer, more like it.

Bournemouth (A): Bournemouth 1 – 0 Tottenham (Thurs, Dec 5)

Tottenham’s heroics against City were a distant memory at the Vitality, where the Lilywhites stuttered to a 1-0 loss.

Fulham (H): Tottenham 1 – Fulham 1 (Sun, Dec 1)

Spurs weren’t able to put Fulham to the sword and let a first-half lead slip to kick-off the festive season. Following their heroics against City the previous weekend, it was a disappointing result for the Lilywhites—two points lost rather than one gained. However, they might

Man City (A): Man City 0 – 4 Tottenham (Sat, Nov 23)

After Tottenham dumped City out of the Carabao Cup back in October, this clash always looked winnable for Spurs, even on the road. But the Lilywhites didn’t just win, they pummelled the reigning champs 4-0, behind goals from James Maddison, Pedro Porro, and youngster Brennan Johnson. City’s chances of retaining the title for a record-adding fifth time took a massive hit in the process, and the Manchester club’s iconic manager Pep Guardiola finds himself on the hot seat for the first real time in his career.

Must-watch Tottenham fixtures: Premier League 2024/25

As we approach the mid-way point of the season, here are the upcoming Tottenham games fans won’t want to miss.

Liverpool (H): Sunday, December 22

Liverpool’s title ambitions will be put to the sword three days before Christmas in one of the picks of this year’s festive fixtures. Last season, Spurs scored a famous 2-1 win when they welcomed Liverpool to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, with the talismanic Son first on the score sheet that day. Can they do it again?

Newcastle (H): Saturday, January 4

Newcastle vs Tottenham is always too close to call. Both are famous clubs with diehard fanbases, that dream not only of Champions League places, but perennial title contention as well. It doesn’t always work out like that, but you can be sure when these two teams collide they know how  much it counts. Earlier this season, Newcastle nicked a 2-1 away win in London.

Arsenal (A): Wednesday, January 15

The biggest game of the season for Spurs, bar none. In the first instalment of this season’s iconic North London derby, the Gunners nabbed a narrow 1-0 win behind a second-half goal. Spurs will be desperate to exact some revenge come January—though they haven’t won at the Emirates since 2010.

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Man Utd (H): Saturday, February 15

The first unmissable home game of the new year will see Spurs welcome Man Utd under new manage Ruben Amorim for the first time. United have been frankly dreadful this season, prompting the managerial change. New gaffer or not, Spurs will really fancy their chances at home here.

Man City (H): Tuesday, February 25

Who will be sitting atop the Premier League table come February? That’s anyone’s guess, but you know City will be there or thereabouts—or will they? This match will be crucial to the Citizens’ chances of retaining the title and it’s a party Spurs will be happy to continue gatecrashing. Expect a fierce encounter as City to look avenge two brutal losses to Tottenham so far this season.

Chelsea (A): Wednesday, April 2

Take it from this long-time West London resident, the away leg of the Tottenham/Chelsea derby will be a high-spirited affair at Stamford Bridge. It’ll also be a thrilling watch wherever you are, so don’t miss it.

Liverpool (A): Saturday, April 26

Liverpool will head to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in April with a month left in this year’s Premier League season—and potentially, one hand on the trophy. Spurs, in all honesty, are far more likely to be eyeing a prime European qualifying spot. Do the math and you’ve got two sides both desperate to take home all three points, so neutrals should be in for a treat.

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