Wembley is already scheduled to host an NFL game on October 28, the date of Spurs’ meeting with the Premier League champions
Tottenham Hotspur’s stadium crisis has deepened with reports Spurs could be forced to stage their Premier League clash against champions Manchester City at Twickenham.
The north London side are due to host Pep Guardiola’s side on October 28, but a huge delay to the opening of their new £1billion ground means they are currently homeless.
Tottenham have agreed a deal with the Football Association to continue using Wembley Stadium – their home for all of last season – until at least the end of 2018.
It means their upcoming game against Liverpool on September 15, which was meant to be the opening game at their not-yet-finished stadium, will be played at the home of football instead.
However, Wembley is already booked on October 28 – for an NFL game between Philadelphia Eagles and Jacksonville Jaguars – which means Spurs are having to look for alternative venues for the City clash.
And, according to The Sun, Twickenham – the home of England rugby – is a big contender to host the Premier League showdown
