Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur will be staging a local rivalry at the Emirates Stadium, London Saturday afternoon today.
Whenever arsenal and Spurs meet, the match turn into a high pitched drama. This in turn raise the crowd temperature which sometimes goes out of control. To forestall any such situation, both North London rivals have issued a joint statement warning their supporters 'to behave' at the Saturday derby.
"All fans should be aware that breaches of stadium regulations - including anti-social behaviour -- will not be tolerated," read a statement published on the websites of both clubs on Friday. However to over ensure fan-discipline, Tottenham have also warned their supporters that offensive banners will be confiscated upon entry to Arsenal's stadium.
It may be added that Tottenham travels to the Emirates Stadium on Saturday with a one-point advantage over Arsenal for one of the most eagerly anticipated fixtures in the domestic calendar. This means the temperatures both in and outside the field will be uncontrollable. Remember what happened last year when the two met at White Hart Lane, when some Arsenal fans directed abuse at Emmanuel Adebayor, while a section of the Tottenham support also chanted offensive songs at Arsene Wenger.
So let us hope that the match Saturday afternoon goes 'well and disciplined' - though no one is ready to accept this. Already, all tickets ahve been sold out, which means a jam packed over charged crowd, that may become to hot to handle.
The match is scheduled for Saturday 17 November 2012 at 12:45 GMT at at the Emirates Stadium, London.
Whenever arsenal and Spurs meet, the match turn into a high pitched drama. This in turn raise the crowd temperature which sometimes goes out of control. To forestall any such situation, both North London rivals have issued a joint statement warning their supporters 'to behave' at the Saturday derby.
"All fans should be aware that breaches of stadium regulations - including anti-social behaviour -- will not be tolerated," read a statement published on the websites of both clubs on Friday. However to over ensure fan-discipline, Tottenham have also warned their supporters that offensive banners will be confiscated upon entry to Arsenal's stadium.
It may be added that Tottenham travels to the Emirates Stadium on Saturday with a one-point advantage over Arsenal for one of the most eagerly anticipated fixtures in the domestic calendar. This means the temperatures both in and outside the field will be uncontrollable. Remember what happened last year when the two met at White Hart Lane, when some Arsenal fans directed abuse at Emmanuel Adebayor, while a section of the Tottenham support also chanted offensive songs at Arsene Wenger.
So let us hope that the match Saturday afternoon goes 'well and disciplined' - though no one is ready to accept this. Already, all tickets ahve been sold out, which means a jam packed over charged crowd, that may become to hot to handle.
The match is scheduled for Saturday 17 November 2012 at 12:45 GMT at at the Emirates Stadium, London.
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