Tottenham 2025 Europa League victory parade: Date, start time, complete route, road closures & how to watch
Tottenham clinched their first trophy in 17 years after beating Manchester United 1-0 at San Mames in Bilbao.
Ange Postecoglou delivered on his promise to Spurs fans after guiding his side to their first trophy in 17 years as they won the Europa League by beating Man United 1-0 on Wednesday night.
Tottenham, in turn, will now be in next season’s Champions League, despite being 17th in the Premier League table, which will help with both finances and recruitment this summer.
Postecoglou’s future remains uncertain, but the Spurs boss will be keen to relish the moment and celebrate the trophy with his players and staff. The club has announced that they will hold a victory parade in North London.
When is the Tottenham Europa League victory parade? How to watch
Spurs’ players and staff will ride an open-top bus through North London to celebrate their victory this weekend, hoping to share a historic moment for the club with as many fans as possible.
Upon returning from Bilbao, the players will parade the trophy on Friday 23 May from 5.30pm. The route is set to start from Edmonton Green, heading through the City before they will finish the parade at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
The club announced that following their departure from Edmonton Green, the bus parade will take Tottenham through five destinations before reaching the stadium around 60-90 minutes after setting off. If you are unable to attend you can follow it live across the club’s official website, app and YouTube channel.
Tottenham Hotspur Europa League parade route
- The Broadway/Fore Street (Southbound)
- High Road (Southbound past the Stadium)
- Lansdowne Road (Eastbound)
- Willoughby Lane (Northbound)
- Northumberland Park (Westbound)
The club has also announced that a stage area will be erected on High Road outside the stadium, where the players and coaching staff will present the trophy to fans gathered after the bus parade.
Before this, there will be a DJ, live music and Q&A’s with Spurs legends hosted on the stage from 3pm, prior to the arrival of the bus parade. Furthermore, a livestream of the event will be shown on the club’s website and YouTube channel.
Road closures
To accommodate the route, fans are encouraged not to drive to the event due to the road closures impacted by the parade route from 11am. The following roads will all be closed until midnight on Friday night...
High Road (A1010), High Road/Fore Street (A1010), Northumberland Park, Park Lan , Lordship Lane, White Hart Lane, Lansdowne Road, Worcester Avenue, Park Ave Road, Brereton Road, Whitehall Street, Love Lane, Moselle Street, William Street, Brantwood Road.
The following roads will be closed until 8.30pm...
The Broadway/ Fore Street, Fairfield Road, Cross Street, Sterling Way, A406 (Westbound off the slip road).
(Shelbourne Road/Willoughby Lane will also be closed but just between the hours of 4.30pm and 9pm.)
Access to North Middlesex Hospital will be open at all times