White Hart Lane

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White Hart Lane was a historic football stadium in North London that long served as the iconic home ground of Tottenham Hotspur.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf football stadium
former stadium
sports venue
borough London Borough of Haringey
builtOnSiteOf White Hart Lane railway cutting area
category Defunct football venues in England
Sports venues in London
Tottenham Hotspur F.C. venues
city London
linked to: London, England
closed 2017
country England
United Kingdom
demolished 2017
eraOfMajorRedevelopment 1990s
2000s
finalMatchAwayTeam Manchester United F.C.
finalMatchCompetition Premier League
finalMatchDate 14 May 2017
finalMatchHomeTeam Tottenham Hotspur F.C.
finalMatchScore Tottenham Hotspur 2–1 Manchester United
fullName White Hart Lane
hasSeatingCapacity approximately 36,000 (at closure)
homeClub Tottenham Hotspur F.C.
hostedCompetition FA Cup matches
Football League First Division
Premier League
UEFA Champions League matches
UEFA Cup matches
location London
linked to: London, England

North London
Tottenham
namedAfter White Hart Lane (road)
notableFor being the historic home ground of Tottenham Hotspur F.C.
intimate atmosphere and proximity of stands to the pitch
opened 1899
openedAsHomeOf Tottenham Hotspur F.C.
primaryUse association football
recordAttendance approximately 75,038
recordAttendanceMatch Tottenham Hotspur vs Sunderland
recordAttendanceYear 1938
replacedBy Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
standName East Stand
Park Lane Stand
Paxton Road Stand
West Stand
surface grass
tenant Tottenham Hotspur F.C.
transportNearby White Hart Lane railway station

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Tottenham Hotspur Stadium replaced White Hart Lane
North London Derby formerVenue White Hart Lane
North London Derby TottenhamFormerGround White Hart Lane
Tottenham hasFormerStadium White Hart Lane
Daniel Levy associatedWith White Hart Lane
White Hart Lane fullName White Hart Lane
Northumberland Development Project replacedFacility White Hart Lane
London Monarchs homeStadium White Hart Lane
London Monarchs playedHomeGamesAt White Hart Lane
White Hart Lane railway cutting area redevelopedAs White Hart Lane football stadium site
linked to: White Hart Lane
White Hart Lane railway cutting area associatedWith White Hart Lane football stadium
linked to: White Hart Lane
Paxton Road Stand locatedInFacility White Hart Lane
Paxton Road Stand partOf White Hart Lane stadium
linked to: White Hart Lane
Park Lane Stand partOf White Hart Lane
Park Lane Stand demolishedWith White Hart Lane
East Stand partOf White Hart Lane
East Stand associatedWithStadium White Hart Lane
West Stand partOf White Hart Lane
West Stand locatedInStadium White Hart Lane football stadium
linked to: White Hart Lane
West Stand associatedWithVenue White Hart Lane, London
linked to: White Hart Lane
White Hart Lane (road) hasNearbyStadium White Hart Lane (former stadium)
linked to: White Hart Lane
Tottenham High Road hasJunctionWith White Hart Lane
White Hart Lane railway station locatedOn White Hart Lane
subject linked to: WHL
1974 UEFA Cup Final firstLegStadium White Hart Lane
1974 UEFA Cup Final venueFirstLeg White Hart Lane, London, England
linked to: White Hart Lane
UEFA Cup 1971–72 finalVenue White Hart Lane