Tottenham set to get the green light to play all of next season’s home matches in front of 90,000 at Wembley


TOTTENHAM are set for the green light to play all of next season’s home games in front of a 90,000 capacity crowd at Wembley.

Brent council planning chiefs are recommending approval for removing restrictions on the number of full-house matches at the National Stadium at their meeting next week.

Tottenham are set to play in front of a full 90,000 capacity at Wembley next season
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Spurs have to confirm to Premier League chiefs that they will be leaving White Hart Lane for next term by the end of the month.


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Without the change in conditions, Tottenham would have had to play the majority of their games using only the lower tier of seats and a 50,000 capacity.

But council bosses have agreed a further 22 Spurs matches can be played using the upper tier seats with the club expecting they will be able to use the whole stadium for every game.

Spurs played all of their European home matches at Wembley this season
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Sours won just once in four attempts at Wembley this season
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Pochettino will be hoping for better results in England’s national stadium next season.

Spurs have played all of their home matches in European competitions this season at Wembley but suffered defeats to Monaco and Bayer Leverkusen.

Their only win came against CSKA Moscow before they were held to a 2-2 draw against Gent in the Europa League.


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