Tottenham has announced the loyalty point cut-off for the Sunderland trip, highlighting strict ticket checks at the Stadium of Light.

Tottenham Hotspur have finalized the ticket ballot and loyalty point cut-offs for their Premier League visit to Sunderland on November 29. Season ticket holders required a minimum of 285 points for the 3,110 allocated away spots, while ambulant supporters required 200 points. To assist with travel to the Stadium of Light, the club is offering ten-pound coach travel funded by partner bp.
Supporters face strict ticket checks and must meet a November 2 deadline for seating requests, paper ticket applications, or cancellations. Tottenham and Sunderland will enforce strict collection protocols and photo identification checks to prevent ticket touting. Fans caught transferring tickets improperly face point deductions, while selling above face value results in an indefinite ban.
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