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It is the first time the club will have played away at the Allianz since the group stage of the Champions League in 2019/20.
There will be no away supporter allocation, but fans have been told they are invited to buy general sale tickets.
This will be the second year in a row that Tottenham will play against Bayern and their all-time top goalscorer.
Last summer, Spurs played the German giants twice, with the first meeting in South Korea and the second back in London.
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Today, 09:32By Jack Johnson
Tottenham face Aston Villa tonight in their final game before the Europa League final next Wednesday.
Spurs are predicted to rotate hugely and prioritise fitness for the final, but Emery still thinks it's going to be a huge test.
“Of course, they are trying to manage to play Premier League and to play Europa League," Emery said.
“How they are performing in the Europa League is really fantastic.
“They’re in the final, and how they can prepare as well as possible for the final maybe is their first objective.
“I think they’re going to play with their better players, they are going to try to compete getting their best performances to be ready for the final."
He continued: “As well, because to play in the Premier League each match, for the supporters, for the league, is always important.
“I expect of them the best preparations for this game and for the final they’re going to play, with the best players they have.
“Maybe some players are coming back after being injured or someone is not available.
“But I know we have to play our best and we have to focus 100 per cent in our gameplan, for 90 minutes, respecting them.”
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Today, 09:12By Jack Johnson
Chelsea have announced their new kit for the 2025/26 season ahead of their game against Man United tonight.
"White and red trims add more Chelsea heritage colours and a specially adapted crest, which matches the colourway and inspiration of the overall design, finishes the shirt.
"With London standing for creativity, innovation and an ever-evolving cultural landscape which is embedded into Chelsea Football Club’s DNA, it is fitting that in our 120th year this incredible city has such a visual representation on our home kit."
Ex-Blues players, music artists, celebrities and other stars feature in the release video below...
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15th May 2025, 16:32By Jack Cunningham
talkSPORT understands that Liverpool have told Bayer Leverkusen they will trigger Jeremie Frimpong's release clause.
The Dutchman's clause is 35 million Euros, and after talks with the player and the club, the Reds are set to make their move.
Frimpong would be a direct replacement for Trent Alexander-Arnold, given just how good he is at attacking.
He is also versatile and can play on either wing as well as at right-back.
But if he does join, he could be a Fantasy Premier League manager's dream.
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15th May 2025, 14:28By Jack Cunningham
talkSPORT understands that Dean Huijsen Real Madrid medical is now booked.
The centre-back will undertake the procedure inside the next 24 hours before finalising his transfer from Bournemouth to the Bernabeu.
Los Blancos have agreed to pay the £50 million release clause in Huijsen's contract.
The young defender has enjoyed an incredible season for the Cherries and was on the radar of Arsenal, Chelsea and Liverpool, but he has chosen a move to Real Madrid.
There he will join Trent Alexander-Arnold, Kylian Mbappe and Jude Bellingham.
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15th May 2025, 13:55By Jack Cunningham
Tottenham Hotspur manager Ange Postecoglou has confirmed that Timo Werner has a hamstring injury.
The German international has played just eight minutes of Premier League action since early January.
He has dropped down the pecking order as the campaign has gone on, and he won't be playing on Friday against Aston Villa or in the Europa League final on Wednesday either.
But in better news, Heung-min Son is set to play some part.
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15th May 2025, 13:05By Jack Cunningham
Of course, with Player of the Season, we also have Manager of the Season.
For this, there are five nominees.
Arne Slot: It would be incredible if the Dutchman weren't nominated for the award after guiding Liverpool to the Premier League title in his first year as Reds boss.
Eddie Howe: Newcastle United are on course for their greatest season in Premier League history, given they won the Carabao Cup are on track for a place in the Champions League.
Nuno Espirito Santo: No one expected Nottingham Forest to get European football this season, but that is what they've achieved thanks to the former Wolves boss.
Thomas Frank: Brentford are on course to earn a place in the Europa Conference League this season, which given they lost Ivan Toney and his replacement, would be some achievement.
Vitor Pereira: When Pereira arrived at Molineux Wolves were in the relegation zone, but they are going to finish comfortably midtable.
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15th May 2025, 12:24By Jack Cunningham
The voting for Premier League Player of the Season has officially opened, and unsurprisingly, Liverpool dominate.
The champions have three player sup for the award, there is two from Nottingham Forest and one from Newcastle, Brentford and Arsenal, respectively.
Mohamed Salah is the clear favourite with 28 goals and 18 assists, but he faces competition from Virgil van Dijk and Ryan Gravenberch.
Morgan Gibbs-White and Chris Wood have both been magnificent as Forest sealed a return to European football this year.
Meanwhile, Alexander Isak has propelled Newcastle into the Champions League places with 23 goals.
And Brentford's Bryan Mbeumo has enjoyed a truly stellar campaign.
The Arsenal representative is Declan Rice, who has added goal contributions to his game this year as the Gunners missed out on the title.
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15th May 2025, 11:52By Jack Cunningham
Chelsea Women have confirmed that that Reddit's co-founder Alexis Ohanian has purchased a minority stake in the club.
Ohanian is married to Serena Williams and already has investments in Angel City FC.
The club describe Ohanian's investment as 'game-changing'.
Speaking to the website, he said: "As Founding Control Owner of Angel City FC, I’ve seen the opportunity to create and grow a worldwide brand within women’s football, and I’m confident Chelsea FC Women is the next global women’s sports brand.
"So if he can do that and can win enough, which is the worry at the minute, then survive the process and then succeed, that's going to be better."
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15th May 2025, 09:12By Robert Calcutt
Sven Botman could reportedly miss the rest of the season at Newcastle through injury.
Luke Edwards of The Telegraph has reported 'huge concerns' at the Magpies over the fitness of their Dutch centre-back.
Botman hasn't trained this week and is due to for a scan.
Newcastle face Arsenal and Everton in two massive final fixtures this season as they eye Champions League qualification.
Eddie Howe's side are third and are three points clear of sixth-placed Aston Villa.
Botman has endured injury hell since September 2023, starting just four Premier League games all season after an ACL and recurring knee problems.
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14th May 2025, 22:31By Jackson Cole
Gary O'Neil is a leading candidate to becoming Norwich manager, talkSPORT understands.
The Canaries are without a manager since sacking Johannes Hoff Thorup last month.
Jack Wilshere took interim charge of their final two Championship matches, picking up four points as they finished 13th.
However, talkSPORT understands the former England midfielder will not be the club's next permanent boss.
Meanwhile, talks have been scheduled with former Liverpool assistant Pepijn Lijnders for later this week.
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14th May 2025, 21:42By Jackson Cole
Real Madrid and Bournemouth have reached an agreement in principle over payments terms for Dean Huijsen's £50million release clause, talkSPORT understands.
The Spanish giants will settle the clause in three instalments.
This season has been really difficult on everyone - the results and also the change in the staff and you can feel it in our club.
"We are addressing that during the season, we are changing the way we play during the season, we have so many bad results in the Premier League.
"The environment is different at the moment.
"But I guarantee you when we are preparing a game in the Europa League, the environment is a little bit different, then you can feel the excitement."
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