Tottenham Hotspur vs Sheffield United Tickets

Tottenham take on visitors Sheffield United in this Premier League fixture, and if you want to access the widest selection of tickets, then simply check availability for the game here at SeatPick.

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Tottenham vs Sheffield United History

There have not been all that many encounters between these two sides in recent years, but there are plenty of connections between Tottenham and Sheffield United, with a host of players having pulled on shirts of both colours.

These include full-backs Kyle Walker and Kyle Naughton, who both moved to White Hart Lane in July 2009.

Tottenham vs Sheffield United Head to Head

The first time these two sides met in the Premier League era was in September 1992, in the inaugural season of the rebranded English top tier, and goals from Tottenham legend Teddy Sheringham and Scottish forward Gordon Durie saw them ease to a 2-0 win while Sheffield United keeper Simon Tracey was then sent off late on. It is worth noting that in the away game that season, Sheffield United thumped Spurs 6-0.

The following season Brian Gayle and Nathan Blake scored as the away side drew at White Hart Lane, with Kevin Scott and Jason Dozzell replying for Tottenham. Sheffield United wins away at Tottenham are, however, very rare, and between 1975 and 2023, they hadn’t managed it, their last previous victory coming in January 1975 in the old English Division One, the Yorkshire side winning 3-1.

In 2015, the two teams met in the Capital One Cup semi-finals, and in the White Hart Lane leg, it took an Andros Townsend penalty to separate the two teams. In the return at Bramall Lane, Christian Eriksen doubled Tottenham’s aggregate lead, but Che Adams scored twice in two minutes to level things, only for the Danish playmaker to score again in the 88th minute to book Spurs’s place in the League Cup Final, which they ultimately lost to Chelsea at Wembley Stadium.