Tottenham Hotspur vs Brighton Tickets

Since moving from White Hart Lane to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in 2019, fans of the North London club have had a better shot at attending a game due to the increased capacity at their new home.

Unfortunately, demand is higher than supply, but at SeatPick, you have access to far more tickets, which could be hugely useful for fans who missed out on buying tickets via official club general sale windows, which usually sell out within seconds.

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Tottenham vs Brighton History

The two sides haven’t got a lengthy history in terms of fixtures between the two but a few notable players and managers have represented both. Chris Hughton was something of a Tottenham legend, playing 398 times for the club before spending five years in charge of Brighton.

Bobby Zamora proved a massive success as a forward in Brighton colours, scoring 83 goals in 136 appearances before Tottenham signed him, and their fans watched on as he could manage just one goal in 18 league and cup appearances before he was sold to West Ham.

Tottenham vs Brighton Head to Head

When Tottenham hosted Brighton in December 2017, it was the first league meeting in North London between these two clubs since way back in 1983. This is due to the fact that the south coast side spent a large portion of time consigned to the lower leagues, but they are now more than making up for time lost.

Indeed in that 1982/83 season, the two teams met four times. At White Hart Lane, Tottenham eased to a 2-0 win in league action, and in their League Cup clash, they also edged through on aggregate.

They met in the FA Cup Third Round in January 2005, with Ledley King and Robbie Keane scoring for Spurs and Richard Carpenter pulling a goal back for Brighton. They didn’t play each other for another nine years when the two teams were again drawn against each other in cup action.

This time in the Capital One Cup in October 2014, Erik Lamela and Harry Kane saw the Premier League side home.

In their first league meeting in over 33 years, Serge Aurier and Heung-Min Son helped Tottenham to victory over Chris Hughton’s side. April 2022 saw Brighton secure their first-ever away win in the Premier League era.

Belgian forward Leandro Trossard managed the only goal of the game in the 90th minute to earn Graham Potter’s side all three points. Just two months earlier, however, Tottenham beat Brighton in the FA Cup at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium thanks to a brace from Harry Kane and a Solly March own goal, with Yves Bissouma replying for the Seagulls.