As White Hart Lane prepares to close its doors after Sunday’s fixture against Manchester United, we take a look back at the ground’s records and Tottenham’s history there.
White Hart Lane facts and figures
Sunday will be special. Here's a throw???? pic during my official home debut at White Hart Lane. What a feeling.. ???????? #TheLaneTheFinalepic.twitter.com/55xTOxqxnf— Vincent Janssen (@vincentjanssen) May 10, 2017
Great views of Spurs new stadium .Coming along pic.twitter.com/PZJvJz3j1N— Lord Sugar (@Lord_Sugar) May 4, 2017
#THFC greats Ossie Ardiles & Ricky Villa head into White Hart Lane for the last time… #TheLaneTheFinale pic.twitter.com/t7xIfSS37t— Simon Peach (@SimonPeach) May 14, 2017
Tottenham’s record at White Hart Lane

(League fixtures only)
Won 1,101Rivalries

Spurs’ White Hart Lane record against their main rivals:
v Arsenal: Won 38, drawn 25, lost 30, scored 153, conceded 136Every seat in the home end has a pack including a special edition t-shirt and flag for #TheLaneTheFinale farewell ceremony pic.twitter.com/7aIjYluulB— Simon Peach (@SimonPeach) May 14, 2017
Fierce rivals Chelsea and Arsenal’s records are the best among visiting teams.
Outside of those two, Leicester have been the nearest thing to a White Hart Lane ‘bogey team’ – winning 16 of their 53 games at the venue, or just over 30 per cent. They enjoyed a four-game unbeaten run there between 1996 and 1999 and three successive wins in the early 1960s, including inflicting Spurs’ first home defeat of the 1960-61 double-winning season.
And finally

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