FOOTBALL league chiefs today opened the door for Tottenham to play at a FOURTH venue this season.
Spurs will play their Carabao Cup tie with Watford on September 26 at Stadium MK after their request was approved.
But incredibly, if they are drawn at home again if they beat the Hornets later this month, they can switch venues again.
League chiefs have prioritised Wembley as option one, White Hart Lane as option two and a neutral venue - to be decided - as option three.
The announcement was made on the EFL website, which read: "The rules of the Carabao Cup provide for the board of the EFL to consider the home club's request to play at neutral venues or to reverse the fixture.
"The decision to grant dispensation takes into account all relevant circumstances facing the home club at the time the fixture is scheduled to take place.
"The board fully considered Tottenham's request alongside strong representations from Watford - who formally asked the League to play the tie at Vicarage Road."
The League Two side's ground is 50 miles north of the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and is over an hour's drive away.
Spurs have been forced to reschedule fixtures and play at Wembley this season after the opening of their new ground was delayed.
But the national stadium is not an option on September 26 due to Anthony Joshua's fight with Alexander Povetkin on September 22.
And it has been revealed that Tottenham could be forced to play their entire Premier League season at Wembley.
Regardless of the location, the Hornets will enter the clash with confidence after they beat the North London club 2-1 on Sunday.