Embarking on another fresh dawn under new manager Thomas Frank, Tottenham Hotspur are preparing for their first Champions League campaign in three seasons, despite coming off their worst Premier League season by finishing fourth from bottom.
Frank’s task of turning the Europa League winners into top-flight challengers once again will no doubt be aided by their return to the Champions League, allowing them to potentially attract top talent to N17.
But perhaps more important is ensuring they get off on the front foot on the pitch, meaning a solid pre-season would be more than ideal.
So what does Frank’s first pre-season in charge look like? Here is a rundown of Spurs’ fixtures ahead of the upcoming Premier League campaign.
Tottenham’s pre-season fixtures
Tottenham have arranged five pre-season friendlies as they look to return to top-flight prominence. They begin with trips to League One outfits Reading and Luton Town, before the Lilywhites fly to Hong Kong for the start of their Asia tour.
There, they will face Arsenal in a rare north London derby on foreign soil, before taking on Newcastle United in South Korea.
They then return to Europe to play Bayern Munich in the Telekom Cup in their final friendly, with their Super Cup clash against Paris Saint-Germain their last match before the Premier League kick-off.
| Date | Opponent | Venue | Kick-off time (UK) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sat 19th July | Reading (W 2-0) | Select Car Leasing Stadium, Reading | 3pm |
| Sat 26th July | Luton (D 0-0) | Kenilworth Road, Luton | 3pm |
| Thu 31st July | Arsenal (W 1-0) | Kai Tak Sports Park, Hong Kong | 12.30pm |
| Sun 3rd August | Newcastle (D 1-1) | Seoul World Cup Stadium, Seoul | 12pm |
| Thu 7th August | Bayern Munich (L 0-4) | Allianz Arena, Munich | 5.30pm |
| Wed 13th August | PSG (D 2-2) | Stadio Friuli, Udine | 8pm |
Where to watch Tottenham’s pre-season matches
Spurs’ friendlies against Reading and Luton will be shown live online on SPURSPLAY, as per the club’s website. Elsewhere, there has been no TV information released over their friendlies in Asia or against Bayern Munich.
The Super Cup final, being played at the home of Udinese, will be shown on TNT Sports.
Tottenham’s 2025/26 Premier League fixtures
Spurs only face one of last season’s top six in the opening two months of the campaign, with a trip to Manchester City following their curtain-raiser at home to newly promoted Burnley.
They return from the first mid-season international break in a London derby away at West Ham United, while they travel to Brighton and host Wolves to close out their opening six fixtures.
Note: All fixtures are subject to change. Only TV selections for fixtures in August have been announced.
| Date | Opponent | H/A | Kick-off time (UK) | Live on |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sat 16th August | Burnley | H | 3pm | n/a |
| Sat 23rd August | Man City | A | 12.30pm | TNT Sports |
| Sat 30th August | Bournemouth | H | 3pm | n/a |
| Sat 13th September | West Ham | A | 5.30pm | Sky Sports |
| Sat 20th September | Brighton | A | 3pm | n/a |
| Sun 28th September | Wolves | H | 2pm | Sky Sports |
