Under-18s to conclude their campaign with Baggies trip

Our Under-18s will round off their season with a trip to West Bromwich Albion on Saturday (10 May) in their final league fixture of the campaign.

Stuart Lewis' side need to win to secure a top five finish for the third consecutive season, something we haven't achieved since before the pandemic.

Here's everything you need to know ahead of another important fixture...

Coverage Details

Unfortunately this game won't be available for streaming on SPURSPLAY.

During the game, we'll keep you up to date on all the action in the Official Spurs App and via our Academy social channels on X and Instagram.

A full match report will be available after the final whistle.

The Opposition

A challenging campaign has left West Brom languishing at the bottom of the Under-18 Premier League table in 13th, having picked up just two league wins all season.

The Baggies earned a point in a 3-3 draw against Arsenal in August, and picked up their first league win of the campaign at Hotspur Way after we squandered a two-goal lead to lose 3-2 at the end of October.

They followed that victory up by going unbeaten in three league games across November, before their second and most recent league win came in a stunning 3-0 home win over Brighton in mid-February - their only clean sheet of the season to date.

Since then they've been winless in 10 games in all competitions, failing to score on five of those occasions, a run which has included heavy defeats to both Southampton (5-1) and Manchester City (6-0).

The Baggies made the quarter finals of the FA Youth Cup, but finished bottom of their Premier League Cup group, with just three points.

Stat Pack

Played: 30 | Won: 6 | Drawn: 6 | Lost: 18

Goals For: 49 | Goals Against: 81

Overall Goal Difference: -32

Points: 12 (League only)

League Position: 13th

Top Scorer: Divine Onyemachi (10 - League only)

Despite only scoring 33 goals in the league this season, West Brom have featured 15 different goalscorers including trialists.

Despite doing the double over the Baggies last season, they edge our head-to-head record with three wins to two over our last five meetings.

We've won just one of our last four away games at West Brom.

We've emerged victorious on the final day of the season in each of the two previous campaigns.