Tottenham will soon move back to N17 and into their new home after ending their 118-year residency at White Hart Lane.
Spurs announced in early February that the north London derby on March 2 will be played at Wembley, though a grand opening later in the month remains on the table.
Further tests on their £1billion new stadium, namely security measures, continue with an update on results the next step towards a move-in date being confirmed.
For the time being, Spurs remain in the national stadium but a move back home is edging closer.
Tottenham gave 6,000 fans tours of the South Stand and podium areas during a four-hour event on December 16.
It was the first test event involving fans, coming a day after Spurs hosted Burnley at Wembley in the Premier League.
The new stadium needs to pass two official test events to get the safety licence required to open, though the fan tours are not understood to count towards that quota.