Hi there! I understand your Official Spurs + Stadium App is no longer working on your iPad because the latest version requires iOS 17. Let me confirm a couple of things to guide you better:

1. What iPad model are you using? (This will help check if iOS 17 is supported on your device.)
2. Have you attempted updating your iPad to iOS 17 yet? If so, did you encounter any problems during the update?
3. Are you unable to use the app at all now, or is it just specific features that aren't working?

With this info, I can suggest the best next steps. Generally, since the app demands iOS 17, upgrading your iPad's software to iOS 17 is necessary to keep the app functioning. If your iPad does not support iOS 17, we might explore alternative solutions or ways to access Spurs content.

Looking forward to your details!

my iPad does not support IOS17 - accessing via the website always give me the result before I watch! On the app at the moment (I can access via my phone) does not show the Brentford match yet!

Thanks for those details! Since your iPad doesn’t support iOS 17 and the Official Spurs + Stadium App requires it, that explains why the app won’t work on that device anymore. Also, you mentioned that accessing Spurs matches via the website gives you the result before you watch, which isn’t ideal.

Here are a few options to consider for watching Tottenham matches on your iPad despite this limitation:

1. Use Another Device for the App
Since you can access the app on your phone, you might continue using it there for live match streaming.

2. Try Alternative Streaming Options on iPad Browser
While the official website gives spoilers beforehand, some streaming services or broadcasters might have web players optimized for iPad that don’t reveal results early. You can try watching through trusted Premier League broadcasters’ official websites or apps that still support your iPad’s iOS version.

3. Cast from Phone or Computer to Your iPad Connected TV
If you have a smart TV or casting device, you might cast the Spurs app stream from your phone or computer onto your TV. This way, you watch on a bigger screen while bypassing the iPad app limitation.

4. Check VPN + Streaming Services
If you use a VPN and subscribe to streaming providers that show Tottenham matches (like Sky Sports, BT Sport, or NBC Sports depending on region), you might access live streams through their apps or browsers on your iPad, if those apps support your iOS version.

5. Watch via Apple TV App or Other Sports Apps
Some matches or highlights might be available on the Apple TV app or other sports streaming apps compatible with your iPad’s iOS version. You can try checking there for live or on-demand options10.

If none of these fit your needs, and the official Spurs app is critical for your experience, upgrading your hardware may be necessary since the app's iOS 17 requirement is set by official developers.

Would you like assistance exploring streaming services compatible with your iPad or help with casting setup? Also, I can guide you on how to avoid spoilers on the website if that would help.

Are you satisfied with this approach, or do you want me to dig deeper into any option?

OK - on the website, how do I avoid spoilers?

Great question! Avoiding spoilers on the Official Spurs + Stadium website when watching matches live can definitely enhance your viewing experience. Here are some practical steps you can take to minimize or avoid spoilers while using the website on your iPad:

1. Use the "Match Watch" or Live Stream Section Directly
Visit the section of the website dedicated specifically to live matches rather than general news or social media pages which often reveal results early.

2. Disable or Filter Notifications
If you have notifications enabled on the Spurs website or your browser, turn them off while watching the match to avoid sudden result updates.

3. Avoid Social Media and News Tabs
During match time, refrain from visiting social media, sports news, or comment sections on the site, as these are common places spoilers appear quickly.

4. Use a Spoiler-Blocking Browser Extension
Although limited on iPad browsers, some browsers offer reader modes or extensions that help filter out spoilers by keyword. Check if your WebKit browser has any such features or settings to block phrases like “Tottenham win” or “match result.”

5. Consider Dedicated Spoiler-Free Forums or Reddit Threads
Some fan communities organize spoiler-free spaces to discuss matches only after full-time. You might find pinned threads like this in the Spurs subreddit or fan forums, which can help you avoid unwanted info while engaging with fellow fans1.

6. Use App or Alternative Device When Possible
Since you mentioned the app works on your phone, consider watching or following the live updates there where the content is more controlled and spoiler-free by design.

If there's a particular website area or feature where spoilers appear, let me know and I can help you tailor a solution further.

Does this help you manage spoilers better while enjoying the games?