Spurs v Chelsea - travel update

Supporters attending Tottenham Hotspur Stadium for our Premier League fixture against Chelsea on Sunday (4.30pm kick-off) should take note of the latest travel information...

Travel disruption reminders

Supporters are reminded of transport disruption for upcoming home matches:
- Brighton and Hove Albion (Thursday 26 December, kick-off 12.30pm)
- Liverpool (Saturday 11 January, kick-off 5.30pm)

Chelsea - trains

Extensive construction works continue around Tottenham Hale station but train services are still fully operational to allow a full Greater Anglia train service on Sunday from and to Liverpool Street and Stratford stations. Please follow the advice offered by stewards.

The new pedestrian crossing of Watermead Road, outside Tottenham Hale station, is now fully operational. Once the call button is pushed the ‘Green Man’ will appear in only 45 seconds. Pedestrians are asked to be patient and not take unnecessary risks when crossing this busy and often fast-moving road. The construction works at Tottenham Hale will continue for the rest of the season.

Tottenham Hale station also has new accessible facilities, with a link bridge and lifts creating a wheelchair accessible option for fans travelling to and from central London.

Greater Anglia will operate 100 special services by way of Northumberland Park, the most frequent and quickest way to get from and to Liverpool Street.

All services are shown on www.nationalrail.co.uk but will not appear in the TfL journey planner.

We advise any fans travelling on the Victoria line after the match to embark at Tottenham Hale – this is a shorter walk than Seven Sisters.

Fans intending to travel through the new White Hart Lane station should note that the station is now fully accessible. Please bear with us as we allow the new station operations to bed in. Although the station has been upgraded, the new rolling stock has not yet been introduced and train capacity remains the same. There is a full 6 trains per hour service, each way, before and after the game on Saturday with additional trains running from and to Enfield Town station.

Chelsea - timetables

Chelsea - post-match

Upon leaving the stadium, supporters in the East Stand are strongly recommended to head toward the South East corner of the stadium, rather than the North East as visiting supporters depart toward Northumberland Park.