Tottenham confirm immediate schedule changes for academy squads as Under-21 European clash gets postponed
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15-second readTottenham has made changes to their youth team schedules, with the Under-21 team having their Premier League International Cup match against FC Nordsjaelland postponed from November 3. The club plans to announce a replacement date for the European tie. The changes are part of a series of domestic and European calendar adjustments for the youth ranks.

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Tottenham has made changes to their youth team schedules, with the Under-21 team having their Premier League International Cup match against FC Nordsjaelland postponed from November 3. The club plans to announce a replacement date for the European tie. The changes are part of a series of domestic and European calendar adjustments for the youth ranks. Spurs fans need to update their calendars accordingly.
The Under-18 squad also faces schedule changes, with their Premier League road trip to Ipswich Town pushed back from November 4 to March 10, retaining the same 2 pm kickoff time at Ipswich's training ground. Additionally, the two league meetings with Brighton and Hove Albion have had their venues swapped. Tottenham will now host Brighton at Hotspur Way on January 9 at 11 am.
The return match against Brighton will take place on the south coast in May at 11 am. The club is working to rearrange important matches for the upcoming months due to the busy academy schedule. Managing the youth team's calendar is never easy, and Tottenham is making adjustments to accommodate the changes.
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The club announced a series of domestic and European calendar adjustments for the youth ranks this week. A highly anticipated Premier League International Cup tie against FC Nordsjaelland is now completely off the November schedule. Spurs fans keeping a close eye on the youth setup will need to update their calendars. Tottenham has just confirmed a handful of date changes impacting both the Under 21 and Under 18 squads. Managing a busy academy schedule is never easy, and the club is now working to rearrange a few important matches for the upcoming months. The most pressing update naturally involves the older age group.
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