Tottenham Hotspur vs Newcastle United Tickets

This Premier League clash between two teams with very high goals is certainly one of the big clashes of the season, and fans of either Tottenham or Newcastle United are going to want to be present in the stadium to see this game unfold live and in person and SeatPick can help make that ambition a reality.

Our platform helps to give football fans a wide range of ticketing options for every Premier League fixture as well as the chance to compare prices and find the best deals around, so why not take a look at what’s available for this upcoming fixture?

Tottenham vs Newcastle United History

Tottenham and Newcastle United have faced each other over 150 times, and the number of goals in those encounters is unusually high, with both sides enjoying periods of domination.

As for connections between the two teams, the following stars have lined up for both Spurs and Newcastle United. England stars Chris Waddle and Paul Gascoigne, goal machine Les Ferdinand, French wing wizard David Ginola, full-back Stephen Carr, midfielder Jermaine Jenas as well as Jonathan Woodgate, Ruel Fox, and Kevin Scott.

Tottenham vs Newcastle United Head to Head

The first Tottenham vs. Newcastle United fixture occurred in February 1905 when the north-east side won a replay following a draw in London to secure progress in the FA Cup.

Surprisingly when Tottenham took on Newcastle United in their triumphant double-winning season of 1960/61, Bill Nicholson’s side lost at home to their visitors but still romped to the title, finishing eight points clear of Sheffield Wednesday in second place.

In 1986/87, Tottenham, under the management of David Pleat, defeated Newcastle United in the FA Cup Fifth Round before losing out to Coventry City in a thrilling 3-2 loss at Wembley Stadium.

Newcastle United managed to beat Tottenham in their first Premier League visit to White Hart Lane, with Peter Beardsley scoring twice and Nick Barmby providing the sole response in December 1993.

In 2007 they repeated the trick with goals from Paul Huntington, Obafemi Martins, and Nicky Butt, giving Newcastle United a 3-2 win, Jermain Defoe and Dimitar Berbatov doing the honours for Tottenham.

In February 2012, Tottenham had no such issues, thrashing Newcastle United 5-0 thanks to a Louis Saha brace and goals from Niko Kranjcar, Emmanuel Adebayor, and Benoit Assou-Ekotto.

A decade later, in April 2022, they eased to another massive win, emerging victorious after a 5-1 win with goals from Ben Davies, Matt Doherty, Heung-Min Son, Emerson, and Steven Bergwijn doing the damage with Fabian Schar having opened the scoring for Newcastle United.

In 2022/23, as part of Newcastle United’s upward trajectory, Eddie Howe’s side had the better of Tottenham both home and away. On their visit to North London in October 2022, goals from Callum Wilson and Miguel Almiron put the Toon Army two goals to the good at the break.

Harry Kane pulled a goal back but couldn’t prevent defeat with the return game resulting in an embarrassing 6-1 loss at St James’ Park.