Tottenham Hotspur were founded in 1882, with the London Borough of Haringey their stored home location. Before the Premier League, their honours included 8 FA Cups and 2 First Division championships. European Cup Winners' Cup and UEFA Cup victories also appear in that earlier record. Detailed league results here start at 1992/93.

White Hart Lane's cup wins and top-four return

The opening years of this coverage place Tottenham at White Hart Lane. Tottenham finished the inaugural Premier League campaign in 8th place. Later seasons moved between the upper and lower halves, with a League Cup win accompanying the lower-half campaign of 1998/99.

Before the later cup win, consecutive league campaigns had ended in 5th place, both with positive goal differences. The points return fell in the second of those seasons without a change in the final position. Another League Cup followed during a later season finishing outside the top half. Harry Redknapp's subsequent tenure included the rise into the top four. That campaign contained Tottenham's widest recorded league victory, a 9–1 result against Wigan Athletic at home.

Pochettino's runners-up and the ground changes

Mauricio Pochettino arrived before a season ending in 5th place. The following campaigns improved the placing, reaching 3rd and then 2nd. The runner-up season returned 86 points, their highest total in the archive.

White Hart Lane's stored history ends in May 2017, before the spell at Wembley Stadium. Tottenham Hotspur Stadium became home during the later campaign that ended in 4th place. Pochettino's departure followed during the next league season.

European success beside lower league finishes

Later seasons included another top-four finish before a lower placing and further managerial changes. Ange Postecoglou's tenure brought the Europa League victory, alongside a league campaign ending in 17th.

The next season included spells under Thomas Frank and Igor Tudor before Roberto De Zerbi took charge. The points total increased from the preceding season without an improvement in final position. Tottenham's latest completed campaign was 2025/26, when they again finished 17th.