Tottenham’s pitch has had its fair share of criticism over the past few years. Whenever another injury crisis hits Spurs, it doesn’t take long for the playing surface to be dragged into the discussion. That argument is always there for…

Gabriel Faleri, an employee at pitch logistics company Sheep Tech, has outlined the complex process and substantial cost of maintaining the playing surface at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Speaking to ESPN Brazil, Faleri explained that the venue hosts 35 to 45 events annually, with only roughly 27 being football matches. A retractable mechanism moves the natural pitch underneath the stands to protect it during concerts and NFL games.
Maintaining the pitch costs Tottenham Hotspur upwards of £1 million each year. Breakdown expenses include £400,000 to £600,000 for artificial grow lights, around £150,000 for undersoil heating, up to £350,000 for annual pitch replacement, and up to £80,000 for water and fertilizer.
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