Spurs fans protest as Arsenal supporters hope episode is ‘catalyst for change’
Tottenham fans stage a protest against the European Super League (Adam Davy/PA)
Disgruntled fans continued to protest as the fall-out from the ailing European Super League project rumbled on, with a board member of the Arsenal Supporters Trust calling for the unsavoury saga to be used as a “catalyst for change”.
The six Premier League teams who originally signed up to form a breakaway competition with some of the biggest clubs in European football have now backed out of the plans after a furious backlash from supporters and the wider footballing world.
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A banner protesting the Super League is hung outside Liverpool s Anfield on Monday in Liverpool, England. | REUTERS
AFP-Jiji Apr 20, 2021
Paris – Plans for a Super League announced by 12 of European soccer’s most powerful clubs plunged the game into an unprecedented crisis on Monday as the U.K. government threatened to invoke competition law to block a breakaway.
Six Premier League teams Liverpool, Manchester United, Arsenal, Chelsea, Manchester City and Tottenham Hotspur joined forces with Spanish giants Real Madrid, Barcelona and Atletico Madrid as well as Italian trio Juventus, Inter Milan and AC Milan to launch the competition.