Spurs v Bournemouth Hospitality Tickets & Packages

The Tottenham Hotspur Hospitality Dress Code

Here at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, we want our guests to enjoy the best VIP hospitality experience. Therefore, we advise our guests to follow this guide regarding the dress code at the stadium:

• Spurs fans may wear smart jeans and trainers
• Distressed jeans are not permitted
• Football shirts are not permitted

We would also like to add that if any of our guests arrive wearing slogan clothing with political or offensive statements on which are visible, we have the right to refuse entry to guests.

Tottenham Hotspur are going to be going head to head with a Bournemouth side led by their Spanish Head Coach Andoni Iraola at the iconic Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in the heart of North London during the 2025/26 Premier League season. All three points here for the Lilywhites in this game would see them edge ever closer to realising this ambition for this year.

This fixture will see two teams who expect to be amongst the clubs battling for European football this season, and this is going to be a crucial game for them both as a result. The atmosphere for this game promises to be electric, whilst the game itself looks set to not only be enthralling but also highly competitive.

Spurs tasted glory under the stewardship of their former Head Coach Ange Postecoglou when they lifted the 2024/25 UEFA Europa League title after beating Ruben Amorim’s Manchester United 1 – 0 in the Final at Athletic Club’s San Mames stadium based in Bilbao, Spain. The winning goal was scored by their Welsh international forward Brennan Johnson, who was able to find the back of the Red Devils’ net in the latter stages of the first half (42’).

In the league phase, Tottenham were able to beat the likes of Hungary’s Ferencvaros (2 – 1), the Netherlands’ AZ Alkmaar (1 – 0), and Germany’s Hoffenheim (3 – 2). This was followed by the Round of 16, where they met Dutch club AZ once again, this time over two legs in what was a knockout tie. In the end, the Lilywhites were able to emerge as 3 – 2 winners on aggregate to secure themselves a place in the Quarter Finals of last season’s Europa League.

Tottenham’s opponents in the last eight was a German club in the form of Bundesliga outfit Eintracht Frankfurt. The first leg was played at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, where the two sides cancelled each other out in what was a tight and tense 1 – 1 stalemate in North London. In the second leg, a successful spot kick from Dominic Solanke in the latter stages of the first half in what was a 1 – 0 victory on the night and a 2 – 1 win on aggregate.

It was Norwegian giants Bodø/Glimt who stood in Spurs’ way of the Final, with this last four tie starting with the first leg at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in the English Capital. It was a 3 – 1 win in North London for Tottenham before they then confirmed what was a truly emphatic 6 – 1 win on aggregate following a comfortable 3 – 0 triumph in Norway at the Aspmyra Stadion in the second leg.

Then came Spurs’ 1 – 0 win in the Final against Manchester United, which saw them secure themselves a place in the highly prestigious UEFA Champions League for the 2025/26 season. Ange Postecoglou left the club shortly after the conclusion of last season.

Moving on to Bournemouth, their Spanish Head Coach Andoni Iraola has been in charge of the South Coast Club ever since confirmation of his appointment by the Cherries back on 19th June 2023, succeeding Gary O’Neill at the Vitality Stadium. By the end of his first season in charge (2022/23), he had led them to a 15th place finish with a total of 39 points to their name, and a 5 point gap between themselves and the relegation zone.

Then came a 12th place finish in the following season (2023/24), where they were able to finish three places higher and with 9 more points than in their previous top flight campaign. History was then made in the 2024/25 season when their points total of 56 was the most that the Cherries had ever achieved as a club in the Premier League. It was a 9th place finish for the South Coast club who had been in the European conversation for much of the campaign until they fell away near the end of the season.

These two clubs last met at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in what was a 2 – 2 draw between them in North London. The goals for the hosts in the English Capital were from the boots of Pape Matar Sarr (67’) and Son Heung-Min, who found the back of the Cherries’ net from the penalty spot late on in the second half (84’). Bournemouth scored their goals through Marcus Tavernier (42’) and Evanilson (65’).

Overall, Spurs and Bournemouth have met on a total of 17 occasions in all competitions to date, and it is Tottenham who has the superior record of 10 victories in comparison with the Cherries’ 4 as things stand as of the time of writing. There have also been 3 draws between them so far.

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