Tottenham Hotspur Football Club, commonly referred to as Tottenham or Spurs, is an English professional football club established in 1882 in North London. Since that time, Tottenham Hotspur has enjoyed a distinguished history within English football.
Tottenham achieved early success during the early 20th century, winning its maiden FA Cup victory in 1901 as an independent club - becoming only non-League club ever to accomplish such a feat! They would go on to do it seven more times and achieve an unprecedented League and Cup Double win in 1961.
Spurs Hotspur experienced incredible success under Bill Nicholson during the 1960s under his management, winning two English First Division championships (in 1951 and 1961) as well as becoming the first British team ever to win major European competition - UEFA Cup Winners' Cup in 1963; additionally they would later claim victory at UEFA Cup competition (UEFA Cup 1972).
Over recent seasons, Tottenham has consistently finished near the top of the Premier League and qualified multiple times for the UEFA Champions League. Their supporter base is strong and they play home matches at the iconic Tottenham Hotspur Stadium with its state-of-the-art facilities.
Tottenham Hotspur's history is defined by legendary players, unforgettable moments and fierce rivalries. Under various managerial leadership figures' guidance, the club continues its pursuit of glory - seeking silverware and top honors in English and European football competition.
Tottenham achieved early success during the early 20th century, winning its maiden FA Cup victory in 1901 as an independent club - becoming only non-League club ever to accomplish such a feat! They would go on to do it seven more times and achieve an unprecedented League and Cup Double win in 1961.
Spurs Hotspur experienced incredible success under Bill Nicholson during the 1960s under his management, winning two English First Division championships (in 1951 and 1961) as well as becoming the first British team ever to win major European competition - UEFA Cup Winners' Cup in 1963; additionally they would later claim victory at UEFA Cup competition (UEFA Cup 1972).
Over recent seasons, Tottenham has consistently finished near the top of the Premier League and qualified multiple times for the UEFA Champions League. Their supporter base is strong and they play home matches at the iconic Tottenham Hotspur Stadium with its state-of-the-art facilities.
Tottenham Hotspur's history is defined by legendary players, unforgettable moments and fierce rivalries. Under various managerial leadership figures' guidance, the club continues its pursuit of glory - seeking silverware and top honors in English and European football competition.
