The Spurs finally set the date to move into a new stadium

The first game of Tottenham in his new stadium will be against Crystal Palace on April 3rd.

The long-awaited relocation of the Spurs to their new 62,000-seat home was contingent on the outcome of the FA Cup match at Millwall.

While the Seagulls win a penalty shoot-out against the championship teams to qualify for the semi-finals, Palace will become the first visitor to the new stadium, whose name has not yet been given, for a match rearranged in Premier League midweek.

Mauricio Pochettino's team will be back six days later for the first leg in the Champions League quarter-final against Manchester City.

The Spurs initially hoped to be there for the start of the new season, but this was quickly postponed until September.

However, after the failure of the "critical alarm systems" in August, this never materialized and a new moving date was only revealed earlier. month.

There will be two test events in the next fifteen days. Under-18s will play in Southampton next Sunday, followed by a Legends game against Inter Milan on March 30th.

President Daniel Levy revealed to the Tottenham Hotspur fans that the club had never had any discussions with Nike about the sale of stadium designation fees.

It was reported that the sportswear brand, which manufactures the Spurs kit, had purchased the rights to the pitch that would call the Nike Stadium, but Levy denied the fact and said that no agreement was made. 39 had been concluded.