By our Sports Reporter
TOTTENHAM, North London – The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium once again proved to be an impenetrable fortress as Spurs delivered a commanding 3-0 victory over Slavia Prague in a captivating Championship League encounter last night.
Under the glorious floodlights of their magnificent modern home, the Lilywhites put on a show for the roaring North London faithful, keeping their European dream well and truly alive. While the goals—an early own goal followed by two second-half penalties from Mohammed Kudus and Xavi Simons—were decisive, it was the sheer presence and atmosphere of the £1 billion arena that provided the backdrop for this masterclass in controlled dominance.
The evening was less about the visiting Czechs and more about the ongoing love affair between the Spurs players and their phenomenal ground.
From the moment the teams walked out, the vast, single-tier South Stand known as the ‘Home End’ roared its approval, a wall of noise that simply never let up. This electric energy seemed to fuel every run and tackle from the home side, giving the visiting Slavia Prague a taste of the unique, intimidating cauldron that the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium has become.
The venue, often lauded for its stunning architecture and world-class facilities, is fast building a reputation as one of European football’s toughest away trips. Spurs remain on a perfect Champions League home run this season, and the 3-0 scoreline merely reflects the team’s growing comfort and swagger on this stage.
A club milestone was also celebrated, with the opening goal marking Tottenham’s 100th in the competition, a fitting achievement in a stadium that symbolises the club’s soaring ambitions.
Manager Thomas Frank’s side looked sharp, utilising the wide, perfectly manicured pitch to spread the play and tire their opponents. However, it was the intangible lift provided by the 62,850 capacity ground that was truly the difference.
This stadium wasn’t just a place to play football; it was a character in the performance, an intimidating eleventh man.
This crushing victory, sealed with two clinical spot-kicks, was more than just three points. It was a statement: at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, Spurs are a force to be reckoned with.
The old White Hart Lane faithful would be proud—the new Lane legacy is well underway.
