A recent rivalry: Tottenham vs Liverpool Join us at SportsBreaks as we take a look at one of the hottest rivalries in the Premier League between Tottenham Hotspur and Liverpool. We’ll explore the history of the rivalry and the iconic Tottenham Hotspur Stadium that has hosted the battle in more recent years. The History The Spurs, Liverpool rivalry was one born in recent years but is nonetheless a fiery one that always promises to be a good game. Tottenham really rose to the top with the arrival of Harry Redknapp in 2008, transforming the club’s fortunes. As became more and more successful they began to seriously challenge Liverpool, notably, when Spurs qualification for Champions League in the 2009/10 season, it caused Liverpool to drop down the table and loose out on European football all together, missing a place in the Europa League. In recent years it has been Liverpool that have risen to the top, but managers, players and fans are all aware that this match-up could create some interesting results and both teams pose a threat. The Lions’ tours provide a unique opportunity to see some of the world’s best rugby talent play together, creating an exhilarating blend of rivalry and camaraderie among the nations of the British Isles. This tradition has not only shaped rugby’s history but also contributed to the sport’s cultural heritage, with every tour adding to the legacy of epic contests, unforgettable moments and a fierce pride in wearing the iconic red jersey. The Early Life of Tottenham Hotspur Stadium Despite only opening in 2019 and being a new landmark, this stadium is a must-attend for any football fan. It’s a state-of-the-art football venue and multipurpose arena that has really changed the game when it comes to stadia. Built on the site right next to the old White Hart Lane stadium, the home of Tottenham Hotspur is the largest club stadium in London and has a capacity of 62,850. Memorable Matches A good omen for Spurs? Tottenham faced their Northern rivals in October 2017 in front of a record-breaking Premier League crowd at Wembley Stadium. The match was forced to be moved due to the construction of the Tottenham Stadium but Tottenham took their chance with a 4-1 victory over Liverpool and a second successive win at their temporary home ground. Many fans suggested this good omen would translate across to their new home at White Hart Lane. Reds lose ground in the title race Manchester City had beaten Newcastle 4-0 meaning Liverpool couldn’t top the league come Christmas 2021, they needed a win to stay close to their rivals. That wouldn’t happen as Spurs fought a tough battle at the Tottenham Stadium; Harry Kane ended his scoring drought and Son Heung-min bagged a goal in the 74th minute to equalise with Liverpool. Spurs beat a nine-man Liverpool side Going into the match on 30th September 2023, Spurs and Liverpool were two of three unbeaten teams in the Premier League. But it wasn’t Liverpool’s day as Curtis Jones saw a red card in just the 26th minute and another for Diego Jota in the 69th minute, leaving The Red’s down to 9 men. Spurs took their opportunity and claimed victory in a 2-1 win.