Tottenham shed light on travel information for Monday night Premier League clash with Coventry City

Supporters heading to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Monday for the 8 pm kickoff against Coventry City will need to plan around a few travel changes. Tottenham Hotspur return to action at home on Monday evening to take on Coventry City in an 8 pm Premier League kickoff.

A massive crowd as always is expected at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, so attendees should sort out travel plans early to avoid missing any of the game. Official Tottenham club guidance, station closures, and smart transit routes for the big game at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

[Image via Tottenham Hotspur] The official club site has released guidance for the fixture, and here are the important details supporters need to know. Supporters taking the train will find frequent services running across White Hart Lane, Northumberland Park, Tottenham Hale, and Seven Sisters.

Bruce Grove and Silver Street stations will close for two hours immediately after the final whistle to manage crowds safely. The Weaver line through White Hart Lane provides seven trains an hour pre-match and six trains post-match.

The final Liverpool Street service leaves at 12.22 am. Greater Anglia passengers must plan around engineering works involving rail replacement buses between Hertford East and Broxbourne.

Northumberland Park is recommended over White Hart Lane or Tottenham Hale for Liverpool Street journeys due to higher capacity, running eight northbound and nine southbound trains per hour before kickoff, and increasing to 12 north and 14 south after the match. The Victoria line runs every two to three minutes.

Passengers can save time by exiting at Tottenham Hale rather than Seven Sisters. Fans arriving at Seven Sisters face a pre-match pedestrian diversion on Birstall Road.

Shuttle Buses, Cycling Facilities And Road Closures Spectators can use free club shuttle buses running directly from Wood Green on the Piccadilly line and Alexandra Palace on the Great Northern network. Official regional coaches are also available from various supporter heartlands.

Cycling offers a convenient alternative with dockless bike parking for Lime and Forest along the High Road, Cedar Road, Ruskin Road, Church Road, Brereton Road, Pembury Road, Vicarage Road, Lansdowne Road, and Scotland Green, alongside standard racks at Tottenham Community Sports Centre and St Francis De Sales School. Stadium security permits cyclists to bring helmets, puncture repair kits, and removable bike seats inside.