Tottenham gear up for Nottingham Forest test as City Ground ticket window opens amid £30 pricing cap

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The North Londoners laid down the law regarding away allocations before a massive early-season trip to the City Ground.

Tottenham Hotspur confirmed crucial ticketing details for the upcoming Premier League fixture against Nottingham Forest. The Lilywhites travel to the historic City Ground on September 5 for a highly anticipated 3 pm kickoff. Fans must urgently submit their applications before 10 am on August 3 to secure a coveted spot. Adult seats cost £30, seniors pay £29, young adults enter for £28, youth tickets sit at £27, and child access drops to £22.

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Dedicated Tottenham Hotspur supporters eagerly prepare to travel north for a massive early-season fixture. [Image via Tottenham Hotspur]

The club officially plans to charge successful applicants on Wednesday, August 5. Digital passes arrive via email during the week of the match for quick smartphone wallet downloads. The generous 3,048 away allocation relies heavily on the official club Ticketing Point Scheme if oversubscribed. The section features predominantly safe standing areas, though supporters requiring seated spots can request suitable areas via email. Wheelchair and ambulant users automatically receive a complimentary personal assistant ticket.

Spurs executives enforce strict ticketing rules to combat unauthorised sales ahead of massive away trips

Protecting loyal fans from predatory secondary markets remains a massive priority for the boardroom. Selling match tickets above face value guarantees an absolute indefinite ban and complete loss of loyalty points. Passing on a digital pass at face value triggers a severe 50 percent points reduction. Tottenham club officials also reserve the right to randomly enforce physical ticket collections at the host venue. The squad desperately needs a loud travelling contingent to secure three vital points on the road.

Earning two loyalty points requires the digital match pass being successfully scanned at the stadium turnstiles. The club strictly prohibits young children under four from attending for their own safety. Furthermore, anyone under the exact age of 14 requires strict supervision by an adult over 18. Getting a secure seat for this massive away fixture is crucial for the fanbase. The real tactical work starts on the Hotspur Way training pitch later this week.

Earning maximum points away from home remains the absolute primary objective this early autumn.