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Manchester City vs Tottenham Hotspur – Premier League – Official Away Coach Travel

Big Green Coach is delighted to offer Official Away Coach Travel to Tottenham Hotspur’s visit to the Etihad Stadium to play Manchester City.

We are currently sold out of subsidised £10 return coach seat for this match. If you would like to purchase a seat, please let us know here and we will contact you if we secure more seats.

SUBSIDISED COACH. Due to the rail strike, the Club has agreed to subsidise that return coach travel to this match. Just £10 return.

Spurs take on Manchester City in the Premier League at the Etihad Stadium. Book your coach seat with Tottenham Hotspur’s official transport supplier.

Official coach travel pick up points: Lee Valley Sports Centre, Lee Valley Tesco and Newport Pagnall Service Station.

Pick up locations :

Lee Valley Athletics Centre (61 Meridian Way, Edmonton, London, N9 0AR) – Free car parking is available Departing at 09:30 Lee Valley Tesco – TFL Bus Stop, (Rear of Store) (1 Glover Drive, Upper Edmonton, London, N18 3HF) – please note, free car parking is not available at this location Departing at 09:40 Newport Pagnell Service Station (Northbound) – please note, free car parking is not available at this location Departing at 11:15

Any registered Access supporter requiring a Personal Assistant (PA) please contact [email protected] to obtain a unique booking code.

Return from Etihad Stadium estimated to be 18:45 – but please listen to the Spurs reps who will give a more acurate departure time based on advice from police.

All for just £10 return.

If you have already purchased at the original price, we will automatically refund you the difference.

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Pre-book your free Supporter Shuttle tickets for upcoming events at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Once you have confirmed your booking online, you will receive a confirmation email containing your tickets that you will need to either print off or show on a mobile device to board the service.

If this is your first-time booking, you will need to register here .

Ticket sales close 12 hours before kick-off or when the service is fully booked.

For Sunday 28th April 2024: We would like to make you aware of filming which will be taking place on some of these services. As the atmosphere builds towards kick-off, Premier League Productions will be capturing footage of fans’ journeys to the stadium for an upcoming feature. Please be assured that there will be no disruption to your journey.

Signage will be displayed to remind fans that filming will be taking place. Should you have any queries, or if you would prefer not to be filmed, please speak to a member of staff on the day.

Sun 28 Apr 2024 2pm

Sat 11 may 2024 3pm, tue 14 may 2024 8pm, fri 24 may 2024 8pm, sat 25 may 2024 2:45pm.

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English Premier League: Chelsea dent Tottenham's top-four hopes with win at Stamford Bridge

Goal highlights. Credits: Image - Getty Images; Video - Sky Sport

Pinpoint headed goals from Trevoh Chalobah and Nicolas Jackson have earned Chelsea a 2-0 victory over London rivals Tottenham Hotspur in the English Premier League, dealing a blow to Spurs' hopes of qualifying for next season's Champions League.

Former academy defender Chalobah diverted the ball expertly into the top corner from a Conor Gallagher free-kick 35 metres out in the 24th minute, giving Chelsea a deserved lead, after sustained pressure from the home side, with chances for Mykhailo Mudryk, Marc Cucurella and Noni Madueke.

Spurs defender Micky van de Ven kept his side in the match, with last-ditch tackles in the area and a clearance off the line.

Tottenham's Australian coach Ange Postecoglou looked furious in the dugout throughout the first 45 minutes, and his side came out of the second half with greater verve and determination, but efforts by Son Heung-min and Pedro Porro were blocked and saved.

Senegal's Jackson calmed home nerves against the run of play in the 72nd minute when he was on hand to head home after a free kick from Chelsea top scorer Cole Palmer hit the bar and bounced down.

The three points, taking them to eighth, were vital for the push by Chelsea, under former Tottenham coach Mauricio Pochettino, towards a Europa League place after a disappointing season but left Tottenham seven points adrift of the top four.

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"We are in a good place," Pochettino told the BBC. "We have amazing professionals working on set-pieces.

"The team really showed in the way we wanted to build this way to play." 

He has described the first half as fantastic: "Then you have to contain and suffer."

Postecoglou has taken responsibility for the defeat.

"I feel like we've lost a bit of belief and conviction in our football, and that is on me to change that," he told Sky Sports. "We were nowhere near good enough, that is on me."

Tottenham have a poor record against their southwest London rivals. They lost the home fixture last November 4-1 and have won only one of their last 10 meetings.  

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Team news | Chelsea vs Spurs | Skipp back in fold for Stamford Bridge trip

Oliver Skipp will be back in the fold and available for selection when we take on Chelsea at Stamford Bridge on Thursday.

The Academy graduate and boyhood Spurs fan unfortunately missed Sunday's north London derby clash with Arsenal having picked up a knock in training last week .

However, Head Coach Ange Postecoglou has today confirmed that the midfielder has recovered from that issue and will be an option for him when we make the trip to west London.

While Oliver will return to the squad, Ange had disappointing news as he confirmed that both Ben Davies and Timo Werner will both now miss the rest of the campaign after they both picked up injuries in the clash with Arsenal.

Timo and Ben join long-term absentees Destiny Udogie (quadriceps), Manor Solomon (knee), Fraser Forster (foot) and Ryan Sessegnon (hamstring).

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Tottenham were ‘so far off it’ in defeat at Chelsea, says angry Ange Postecoglou

• Angry Spurs manager says his side lacked ‘positive mindset’
• Pochettino defiant after statement win over his former club

Ange Postecoglou admitted Tottenham had the wrong mindset after their hopes of qualifying for the Champions League were hit by a limp 2-0 loss to Chelsea .

Spurs, who lie seven points below fourth-placed Aston Villa with four games to go, were woefully short of fight on a damaging night. Their frailties at set pieces were exposed again and although they have a game in hand on Villa, Postecoglou had no complaints about Chelsea extending his side’s losing run to three matches.

“It wasn’t a great night for us,” the Spurs manager said. “We didn’t play anywhere near the football and didn’t have the mindset that I expect us to have. That’s on me, I’ve got to take responsibility for that.

“I’m the one putting them out there and preparing them for it. When we’re so far off it, I’ve got to look at myself and see how I’m preparing this team for it. We lacked a real conviction and positive mindset in our football. We didn’t really have any fluency, any sort of aggression with and without the ball. It’s a bit unlike us.”

Postecoglou, who takes his side to Anfield on Sunday, refused to be drawn on whether he is worried about the deterioration of his side’s form. “It is what it is,” he said. “I don’t think in those terms. It’s my responsibility to prepare the team every game and make sure we meet certain levels. We didn’t do it today so that lies at my feet and I’ve got to fix that.”

Mauricio Pochettino, who savoured victory over his former team, felt Chelsea produced their best performance of the season. “It is the most happy I’ve been,” Chelsea’s head coach said. “In the way we play, the way we compete, that is what we wanted from the beginning of the season.”

Chelsea, who are up to eighth, are three points behind sixth-placed Manchester United and still have hope of qualifying for Europe. But Pochettino added that whether he will be in charge next season is not up to him.

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“It’s difficult to see every single week that I am under scrutiny and judgment,” he said. “It’s not my decision whether to be here or not. We’ll see if we have time to build.”

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