Our Under-18s are back in action on Tuesday to kick off a run of three games eight games in the Under-18 Premier League as they travel to Arsenal at 11am (UK).
It's a crucial game for Stuart Lewis' side who take on the third-placed Gunners knowing a win would lift us into the top five and keep pace with the leaders. His side are currently six points behind leaders Chelsea - who travel to face us on Saturday - with three games in hand.
We will then welcome Fulham to Hotspur Way next Wednesday in our final home game of the campaign.
Your guide on how to follow all of the action can be found below...
Coverage Details
Unfortunately, this game won't be available to stream on SPURSPLAY.
During the game though, we'll keep you up to date on all the action on the Official Spurs App and via our Academy social channels on X and Instagram.
A full match report will be available after the final whistle.
Video highlights, including the full 90-minute replay, will also be available online from Tuesday evening.
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The Opposition
Arsenal went unbeaten in their opening seven games in all competitions this season, first tasting defeat in mid-October against Aston Villa.
Despite that impressive start, Adam Birchall's side failed to win their next five games in all competitions. However, they ended 2024 by edging a seven-goal thriller against Hertford Town 4-3 in the FA Youth Cup.
After progressing in the same competition against QPR on penalties in January, the Gunners were unbeaten in their next four - a run which saw them beat West Ham, Fulham and West Brom before scoring five against Southampton.
However, back-to-back defeats against Brighton and Manchester United, followed by being edged out by us in a ten-goal thriller at Hotspur Way put a dent in their title aspirations.
Since then, they've won all of their last seven games to march up to third in the Under-18 Premier League table, dispatching Chelsea, Leicester (twice), Norwich, Fulham and former league leaders Crystal Palace.
They come into this game off the back of a dominant 4-0 win over Reading, in a game which saw Max Dowman bag all four goals and now know an eighth consecutive win will take them top of the league.
Stats
Played: 28 | Won: 14 | Drawn: 5 | Lost: 9
Goals For: 77 | Goals Against: 61
Overall Goal Difference: 16
Points: 40 (League only)
League Position: 3rd
Top Scorer: Lorenz Hutchinson (11)
Arsenal have won their last seven games in a row.
The Gunners have lost just one of their last seven league games at home.
Max Dowman, Dan Casey and Andre Harriman-Annous have all scored over 12 goals so far this season in all competitions.