Tottenham Hotspur vs Luton Town Tickets

Having left White Hart Lane for pastures new, Tottenham have far more space to accommodate their fanbase and interest in tickets at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium is always high, and for this fixture, that is sure to be the case.

The nostalgic history between the two will drive demand, as will the increased excitement of such a glamour fixture for Luton Town fans looking to make the most of their presence in the top flight.

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Tottenham Hotspur vs Luton Town History

In terms of the head-to-head statistics of this fixture, it is certainly Tottenham who have come out on top overall, with some notable exceptions, and there are plenty of connections between the two teams.

A seemingly never-ending list of players who have represented both teams exists, and the most prominent stars to have done so would have to be defenders Mitchell Thomas and Gary Doherty and stylish forward Paul Walsh. Then there’s David Pleat, who managed both teams, and Joe Kinnear, who played for Spurs and then spent two years in charge of Luton Town.

Tottenham Hotspur vs. Luton Town Head to Head

In Luton Town’s last season in the top flight, prior to the formation of the Premier League, Tottenham got the better hand of their visitors, winning 4-1 at White Hart Lane.

Mick Harford gave Luton Town the lead just before the break, but Tottenham, under Peter Shreeves, bounced back, with Scott Houghton and Gary Lineker both scoring a brace each to complete the comeback win.

The previous season it took a couple of goals from Paul Stewart to secure another comeback victory, this time Terry Venables’ side winning 2-1, Iain Dowie scoring the opener for Luton Town.

Luton Town wins away at Tottenham are few and far between but back in November 1985 in the old English First Division, Mick Harford, Brian Stein, and Ricky Hill all scored in a glorious win at White Hart Lane.