Arsenal fans fume Tottenham ‘aren’t even treating Man City as a game’ as Spurs appear to break tradition | 2W841KL | 2024-05-12 02:08:01
Arsenal fans fume Tottenham 'aren't even treating Man City as a game' as Spurs appear to break tradition | 2W841KL | 2024-05-12 02:08:01
ARSENAL fans are furious with rivals Tottenham after what they perceived as an early lap of honour.
Spurs hosted Burnley in their penultimate home match at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and damned Vincent Kompany's men to relegation with a 2-1 victory.
After the game the North Londoners' manager Ange Postecoglou along with a few players and their families were filmed giving thanks to the fans and the clip was shared on social media.
Tottenham issued the following caption on Twitter: "Thank you for your incredible support."
Fuming Arsenal fans claimed Spurs had gone on an early lap of honour and that this action was a sign that their rivals will not be taking their midweek Manchester City clash entirely seriously.
City are top of the Premier League table with a game in hand and two points separating them from Arsenal, who visit Manchester United on Sunday.
Pep Guardiola's side visit Tottenham on Tuesday before they host West Ham on the final day of the season on May 19.
And a large section of Spurs supporters would be content to see their team put in a performance unworthy of a lap of honour if it prevents the Gunners winning the league.
One Arsenal fan tweeted: "Tottenham doing their end of season lap of honour despite still having one home game left tells you everything you need to know.
"They're not even counting Manchester City as a game left."
Another commented: "Lmaooo is this your last home game of the season??"
A third wrote: "Don't you have City on Tuesday? Your season is not over?"
<!-- End of Brightcove Player --> This one said: "You've got another home game, no?"
And that one wondered: "You have a home game against City next week??"
However, clubs do sometimes choose to perform their traditional laps of honour during the final weekend home match of the season so more families can get involved and see their heroes.
Nevertheless, Mikel Arteta's side will need a gift from their rivals this coming week in their bid to win their first title since the Invincibles' triumph in 2004.
This comes after Arsenal fans went into total meltdown after seeing Fulham stars flying a kite in their training ground before their game with City that saw Guardiola's side winning 4-0 at Craven Cottage.
The Gunners host Everton in their final game while Tottenham visit Sheffield United.
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