Spurs have issued a statement.
The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium was targeted during the international break A person has been arrested for vandalising the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium during the international break with the cost of damage running into six-figures, according to reports. It is thought that the incident, which occurred on Monday night, is not related to anti-semitism.
The 63,000-seater stadium has a number of purposes and is also used to host music concerts and NFL London matches among other events. More: TrendingGareth Southgate slams fans at Wembley for booing England star during Australia winIran responds to reports of Cristiano Ronaldo facing 99 lashes for adulteryMan Utd midfielder Casemiro suffers injury with Brazil Tottenham are due to play at home on October 23 after the international break as the Premier League leaders host Fulham.
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