Tottenham Hotspur vs Leicester City Tickets

The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium is the second-largest Premier League stadium, with a 62,850 capacity. This state-of-the-art arena is a must, not only for Spurs supporters but for all football fans!

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Tottenham Hotspur vs Leicester City Head-to-Head

Tottenham & Leicester first shared a pitch in January 1914, in the First Round of the FA Cup. A 5-5 draw was followed by a replay at White Hart Lane where Spurs won 2-0.

The clubs contested a league fixture for the first time in 1919, in the Second Division. Six years later they clashed in the top flight for the first time and would continue to regularly meet before & after World War II.

THFC faced Leicester City in the 1961 FA Cup final, with a crowd of 100,000 in attendance at Wembley Stadium. Spurs were 2-0 victors, lifting the FA Cup for the third time and their first since 1921. The teams later met in the 1982 FA Cup semi-finals as Spurs won on their way to capturing title number seven that year.

Tottenham & Leicester City were involved in a Premier League fixture for the first time in the 1994/95 campaign. They also went head-to-head at Wembley in 1999, in the League Cup final, with Spurs claiming a 1-0 win.

The teams played out a 4-4 draw in February 2004, with Jermain Defoe (2) & Robbie Keane on the scoresheet for Spurs, and Les Ferdinand amongst the goalscorers for Leicester. After this LCFC spent 10 years in the EFL Championship, during which time they met Tottenham just once in the FA Cup.

Another high-scoring affair occurred in March 2015, when Harry Kane scored a hat-trick to hand Spurs a 4-3 victory over the newly-promoted Foxes.

On Leicester’s next league visit to White Hart Lane in 2016, Robert Huth scored the decisive goal as the away side recorded a crucial 1-0 win on their way to clinching the Premier League title that season.

The clubs were involved in a nine-goal thriller at the end of the 2017/18 campaign. Six goals were scored in the second half, ending 5-4 in favour of the hosts. Harry Kane & Erik Lamela netted twice apiece for Spurs, while Jamie Vardy (2) & Riyad Mahrez were on target for Leicester City.

It was once again goals galore in this fixture during the 2022/23 Premier League season. The teams were level at half-time, before Heung-min Son scored a second-half hat-trick to seal a 6-2 triumph for THFC.

Tottenham Hotspur vs Leicester City Stats & Mutual Connections

• Harry Kane is the all-time top goalscorer in fixtures between these teams, having netted at least 19 times (for Spurs) versus Leicester – more than he has scored against any other team. Kane had a brief spell on loan at Leicester in 2013, by which point he had played just seven times for Tottenham’s senior team, and made 15 appearances in his three months with the Foxes. He scored four goals in this particular fixture during the 2014/15 campaign.

• Another great England striker, Gary Lineker began his career with hometown club Leicester City and made his senior debut for the Foxes in January 1979. He remained at LCFC until 1985 when he switched to Everton. Lineker transferred to Spurs in 1989, bringing an end to his three-year spell with Spanish giants FC Barcelona.

• Ian Walker is another who has played for both of these clubs. The goalkeeper amassed 469 appearances combined for Spurs & Leicester, with more than two-thirds of those in Tottenham colours. Walker signed for Leicester City in 2001, having spent more than a decade keeping goal for the Lilywhites.

• THFC bought James Maddison in 2023 after Leicester City had been relegated to the Championship. The deal was worth a reported £40m and saw Harry Winks move in the opposite direction, 20 years after the midfielder first joined Tottenham’s junior teams.

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