Aston Villa supporters travelling to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium have been warned to expect disruption before Saturday’s 12:30 BST Premier League kick-off.
White Hart Lane station will be closed, with no Weaver Line services running through the station because of planned engineering works. Replacement buses will operate, while additional shuttle services will connect the stadium with Alexandra Palace and Wood Green.
Tottenham have also warned supporters that access to the Victoria Line via Tottenham Hale will be restricted because of a faulty escalator. Fans have been advised to use Seven Sisters instead.
Transport disruption around Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
Further disruption is expected on the Piccadilly Line, which will not operate between Acton Town and Hyde Park Corner. Supporters using that route should allow extra time and check for alternative connections before leaving.
Greater Anglia services between Liverpool Street and Cheshunt will also be diverted via Tottenham Hale because of engineering work.
Parking restrictions will remain in place around the stadium, with an extended controlled parking zone operating in Haringey and Enfield. Supporters are therefore encouraged to use public transport and leave earlier than usual.
Villa supporters can check the latest match logistics alongside our Tottenham vs Aston Villa TV and kick-off guide, which covers the broadcast details for the early start.
The match officials have also been confirmed, with Sam Barrott appointed referee. Our Tottenham vs Aston Villa referee guide contains the full appointments and disciplinary data.
The match is Tottenham’s first home fixture against Aston Villa before the international break. Kick-off is scheduled for 12:30pm BST.
Tottenham’s official travel information contains the latest transport guidance, including shuttle arrangements and advice for supporters travelling from outside London.
Villa fans should check live TfL and National Rail updates before setting off, as service information may change on matchday.
