Tottenham fans given rare glimpse inside their new stadium

Footage from inside Tottenham's new stadium has emerged to give fans a behind the scenes glimpse at what they can expect when it finally opens its doors in the near future.

Spurs took a significant step towards moving into their new stadium after opening the East Stand to supporters for the first time on Sunday night.

Around 1,000 people were invited to the familiarisation event where the New England Patriots' victory over the Los Angeles Rams in the Super Bowl was streamed on the big screens.

It was the first time Tottenham have opened the doors to the new East Stand, the NFL event providing the club with an opportunity to test that part of the stadium.

Spurs also opened one of the plushest lounges in the East Stand to the guests for the night.

Footage gathered from that event has now been released to the public as they get their first viewing of what the bowels of the venue look like. The clip begins with a fan parking in the enormous underground car park at the stadium before he goes up to the food and beverage area to get a pint.

Instead of the traditional way of pour a pint from a tap, the drinks will instead fill up from the bottom of the cup through a hole in the base, providing fans with a visual treat before being able to have a drink.

The new bit of technology, which has been used at NFL stadiums in the United States, can allow staff to be able to pour an astonishing 10,000 pints a minute.

The fan then made his way out onto the pitch area in the East Stand and panned around the entire stadium, including the impressive single-tier stand of 17,000 seats.

The 62,062-seater stadium looked spectacular under the floodlights as a replica of the iconic golden cockerel that was in place at their old White Hart Lane stadium looked down over the pristine pitch.

He then walked back into the hospitality area and filmed an interview with former player Darren Anderton before returning back to the stands to grab some more footage before the game kicked off.

The screening of the clash from Atlanta was not classed as an official test event but did provide another clear indication that Spurs are finally ready to open the new White Hart Lane after months of delays.

On Thursday Tottenham confirmed the north London derby against Arsenal on March 2 will be played at Wembley as delays continue to hamper their move.

As it stands, the games against Crystal Palace on March 17 and Brighton on April 6 have been pencilled in as moving in dates.

However, both games may have to be rearranged should Palace and Brighton progress in the FA Cup.

Spurs must first hold two official test events at their new stadium before being given the final green light, plans for which should be included in the forthcoming update.

Tottenham may consider holding an Under-23 fixture at the new White Hart Lane as one of their test events.