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Here are Tottenham Hotspur’s attendances for the 2017/2018 season, including home games in the Premiership, Champions League and all Cup competitions.

With THFC moving to Wembley full time in 2017/18, they are now the club with the second highest average attendance in the Premier League (Manchester United are first), moving above the likes of Arsenal, West Ham, Man City and Liverpool. Spurs’ average attendance in the 2016/17 PL was 31,639, which put them 9th for average league attendance last season.

What is Tottenham’s highest overall attendance at Wembley during 2017/18 (all competitions included)?

It is the 84,667 crowd that watched Spurs play Manchester United in the FA Cup Semifinal on 21 April, 2018. It beat the 84,010 previous record, also set this season, from the Spurs v Juventus Champions League game.

What is Spurs’ highest Premier League attendance this 17/18 season?

The 83,222 crowd that watched the North London Derby v Arsenal on 10 February, 2018. That was the third time that Spurs broke the Premier League attendance record in 2017/18- the 81,978 fans who trooped in to watch THFC beat Manchester United 2-0 on 31 January, 2018, and the 80,827 for the Spurs 4-0 Liverpool game on 22 October, 2017 were also record breaking crowds (at that time)

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Funny Anecdote Video- Sadio Mane & his Chef interview 2017- Are you a Manchester United fan?”

Here’s a funny anecdote from a recent interview with Liverpool star Sadio Mane.

The Senegalese international revealed this bit from his first meeting with his chef, jokingly threatening to sack him if the latter supported Manchester United over the Reds.

Mane: “Sorry, you are United fan?”
Chef: “No, Liverpool.”
Mane: “Ok, better for you, if not I sack you tomorrow!”

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Antoine Griezmann Harlem Globetrotters Basketball Photo- Griezmann Blackface Controversy 2017

France and Atletico Madrid star Antoine Griezmann landed himself in hot water after posting a photo of himself dressed as a basketball player with a darkened face and an afro wig. Griezmann was accused of racism following this “blackface” photo.

The photo was deleted, but Griezmann also added tweets saying “If I hurt some people I’m sorry” and “Calm Down Everyone, I’m a fan of Harlem Globtrotters and this beautiful era, it’s a tribute

Griezmann has been long linked with a move away from Atleti, with Barcelona and Manchester United heavily rumoured to be interested in securing the striker’s services, and a switch expected next summer

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