Spurs fans can start planning for next season with the 2019/20 Premier League fixtures released on Thursday morning.
Mauricio Pochettino's side start the campaign at home on Saturday, August 10 with an evening fixture against Championship play-off final winners Aston Villa.
The Lilywhites then face a daunting trip to champions Man City, with an away fixture against north London rivals Arsenal also to come in the first month of the season.
As Spurs finished fourth in 2018/19 they will be back in the Champions League for the fourth season on the trot as they bid to reach the final once again.
Europe's elite competition gets underway week commencing Monday, September 16 and the team will head into the game on the back of hosting Crystal Palace in N17.
Games against Southampton, Watford, Everton, West Ham and Burnley will also come before the team's other five games in the group phase.
Fixtures after Champions League games has always been a major talking point and Spurs do have some tricky away games to come after playing in Europe.
Pochettino's team will face games at Leicester, Brighton & Hove Albion, Liverpool and Wolves, with home fixtures against Sheffield United and Bournemouth.
See below for the full run down of who Spurs play before and after Champions League games next season, as well as ones that could be moved to be broadcast on television.
Champions League matchday one
September 14 - Crystal Palace (h)
September 17/18 - Matchday one
September 21 - Leicester City (a)
Champions League matchday two
September 28 - Southampton (h)
October 1/2 - Matchday two
October 5 - Brighton & Hove Albion (a)
Champions League matchday three
October 19 - Watford (h)
October 22/23 - Matchday three
October 26 - Liverpool (a)
Champions League matchday four
November 2 - Everton (a)
November 5/6 - Matchday four
November 9 - Sheffield United (h)
Champions League matchday five
November 23 - West Ham (a)
November 26/27 - Matchday five
November 30 - AFC Bournemouth (h)
Champions League matchday six
December 7 - Burnley (h)
December 10/11 - Matchday six
December 14 - Wolves (a)
Champions League Round of 16
February 15 - Winter break
February 18/19 - Round of 16 first leg
February 22 - Chelsea (a)
February 25/26 - Round of 16 first leg
February 29 - Wolves (h)
March 7 - Burnley (a)
March 10/11 - Round of 16 second leg
March 14 - Manchester United (h)
March 17/18 - Round of 16 second leg
March 21 - West Ham (h)
Champions League quarter-finals
April 4 - Sheffield United (a)
April 7/8 - Quarter-final first leg
April 11 - Everton (h)
April 14/15 - Quarter-final second leg
April 18 - Bournemouth (a)
Champions League semi-finals
April 25 - Arsenal (h)
April 28/29 - Semi-final first leg
May 02 - Newcastle United (a)
May 5/6 - Semi-final second leg
May 09 - Leicester City (h)
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