And looking at Match day revenues, using the graph showing our closest rivals and Spurs for 2019 :
And this year for Spurs :
Premier League matchday and catering receipts were £81.9m (2019: £64.2m) with 14 of the 19 home matches played prior to the COVID-19 outbreak at the THS with fans, the remaining five home matches being played behind closed doors. Gate receipts from the UEFA Champions League and domestic cup competitions were £12.6m (2019: £17.5m).
So total match day revenues of £94.5m (81.9 + 12.6) versus 2019 £ 81.7m (64.2 + 17.5) - whilst our rivals will also have lost 5 matches behind closed doors.
So its likely Spurs will have overtaken Liverpool and Woolwich match day revenues - and put us very close to ManU, the PL club with the highest match day revenues.
Another revenue segment where Spurs are now well in competition with our closest rivals.
I know it isn’t match day but probably can still be counted in that column....the other events. The millions we will get from those once things will be back up and running must put us top.