Where to buy last-minute tickets for Chelsea’s Premier League clash with Tottenham Hotspur

This weekend, Chelsea will face-off against Tottenham Hotspur for a fierce Premier League clash.

If you've got major FOMO ahead of the match on Saturday November 1 at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, here's how you can get last-minute tickets.

The rivalry between the two teams dates back over a century so this is a match you won't want to miss - even if you've left it until now there are still ways to get a great view of the action.

The teams will be battling it out to win a vital three points, and whether your plans have changed and you can now go, or you just forgot to buy tickets, here's how to get yours.

If you feel like being fancy, there are also VIP and hospitality ticket options available.

The tense rivalry between the teams continues (Photo by Alex Pantling/Getty Images)

Where to buy last minute tickets for Chelsea vs Tottenham Hotspur

Fancy pushing the boat out? Treat yourself and your mates to a VIP experience with Seat Unique from £399.

Options include seats in a shared box, or the Stratus package will get you premium padded seating in the Upper Tier, on the halfway line.

For £699 you get access to the Travel Club Premium, with luxury executive padded seating near the halfway line in Blocks 002 / 003.

It comes with fast-track entrance, complimentary food and a free drink at half time, and a match programme.

• P1 Travel also has a variety of hospitality options starting from £272.
• Champions Travel, for those coming over from Ireland, has packages from €228.
• SportsBreaks has packages from £249.00
• HelloTickets is the one for you if you prefer non-VIP seats.

Moises Caicedo celebrates with Cole Palmer and Jadon Sancho but the goal was later disallowed following a VAR check (Darren Walsh/Chelsea FC via Getty Images)

Chelsea vs Tottenham Hotspur: What happened last time?

Chelsea successfully scored four goals both times, on their last two visits to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Their last face off was won by Cole Palmer's penalty, which gave the Blues their eighth win from 11 matches against their rivals.

Needless to say, Tottenham will be keen to tip the scales in their favour again this weekend.

Their clash in 2023 was called one of the 'most frenetic and mesmeric' games in Premier League history by ESPN, so you do not want to miss this.

A previous match in 2022 saw both team managers being sent off.

Both Chelsea's manager Thomas Tuchel and Spurs manager Antonio Conte were sent off following repeated incidents between the two.