Spurs v Manchester City 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.

Spurs and Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City are set to come face to face once again in one of English Football’s standout matches every year, and this remains to be the case in the 2025/26 Premier League season. This game will be taking place at the iconic Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in the heart of North London.

The target for Tottenham Hotspur this season is to qualify for European Football once again, and a statement victory against the reigning Champions would also give them a great boost ahead of the rest of their campaign as they look to fulfil their ambitions.

With the profile of this game and how important it is to both clubs, the atmosphere for this highly anticipated contest will be electric, whilst the game itself will be enthralling and highly competitive, with both clubs looking to play an attractive brand of football, and both sides are also prolific goal scorers.

The 2024/25 season was the second and final full campaign in charge for former Spurs boss Ange Postecoglou, and the main highlight of it was their run all the way to the Final, where they met Ruben Amorim’s Manchester United at the San Mames Stadium in Bilbao, Spain. The game saw Spurs win 1 – 0 after their Welsh forward Brennan Johnson successfully scored the winning goal late on in the first half (42’).

This historic triumph saw them also qualify for the highly prestigious UEFA Champions League for the 2025/26 season.

The Lilywhites’ first step towards the final was the league phase, where they finished in the top eight to secure their place in the knockout stages automatically. They got wins against the likes of Hungary’s Ferencvaros (2 – 1), the Netherlands’ AZ Alkmaar (1 – 0), and Bundesliga club Hoffenheim as well, beating them 3 – 2 away from home in Germany.

The Round of 16 then followed, with AZ Alkmaar the opponents for Spurs once again, this time over a two legged tie. It ended up being a hard fought and enthralling tie that ended in a 3 – 2 victory on aggregate for Tottenham.

Next up was German club Eintracht Frankfurt in the Quarter Finals, with the first leg taking place at the world famous Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in North London – it was a 1 – 1 draw between the two sides which meant that it was all to play for at the Deutsche Bank Park in the second leg away from home in Germany.

The second leg saw Spurs secure a 1 – 0 win thanks to a successful spot kick from Dominic Solanke, with the former Liverpool and Bournemouth striker finding the back of the net at the end of the first half.

Then came the semi finals, with the Lilywhites now just one step away from the highly prestigious European Final. Their opponents in the last four was Norwegian outfit Bodø/Glimt, and the first leg at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium was to be a comfortable and a well deserved 3 – 1 triumph in the English Capital. This meant that they had a two goal advantage going into the second leg away from home in Norway at the Aspmyra Stadion.

The second leg saw that Tottenham was just as dominant as in the first back in the UK, as this time it was a very comfortable 2 – 0 triumph for the Lilywhites, who successfully booked their spot in the Final after this victory had secured them what was an emphatic 5 – 1 win on aggregate. Their historic win in the final then followed.

Then it was announced that former Spurs Boss Ange Postecoglou had left the club following the conclusion of last season.

Moving on to Manchester City, their Spanish Head Coach Pep Guardiola has been in charge of the Cityzens since he was chosen to succeed previous City boss Manuel Pellegrini at the club back on 1st February 2016.

During his time with the club so far, he has got his hands on no less than 18 trophies, which includes the following: 6 Premier League titles, 2 FA Cups, and 4 Carabao Cup titles, as well as leading the club to its maiden UEFA Champions League crown in the 2023 Final, when a goal from Rodri (68’) was enough to win them the game against Italian Giants Inter Milan in Istanbul, Turkey.

Overall, Spurs and Manchester City have gone head to head competitively on a total of 147 occasions in all competitions, and it is City who have the marginally better record in this particular fixture of 69 victories compared to Tottenham’s 68 to date. So far, there have also been 37 draws in total as of the time of writing.

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