Tottenham Hotspur are still waiting to move in to their new stadium.
According to The Sun, Tottenham Hotspur’s new planned date to move in to their new stadium is March 16th, when they take on Crystal Palace at home.
When Spurs left White Hart Lane in 2017, there was an ambitious plan to have the new stadium opened for the start of this season, but that always seemed like a pipedream.
Spurs were then supposed to move into their new stadium back in September with a home game against Liverpool, but delays saw that plan scrapped too.
A number of other proposed move-in dates have been scrapped, the latest of which being the game against Manchester United later this month.
The delays have left Spurs stuck at Wembley Stadium until they finally have the green light to move in to their brand new 60,000 seater stadium – and a move-in date may finally be around the corner after a test event last month.
The Sun report that Spurs are now aiming to play their first game in their new home against Crystal Palace on March 16th, but even that may not happen for reasons out of Tottenham’s control.
That weekend is an FA Cup weekend, so if Spurs continue to progress in the competition, that game with Palace will be moved, and Spurs may or may not be at home that weekend.
Games in February against Newcastle United and Leicester City in February have also been touted for the move-in, but Spurs may go for that March date to be on the safe side as they seek permission to finally play a game at their new home.
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