Tottenham Hotspur moved their Progress Pride Flag from its usual spot at their stadium ahead of Tuesday's Champions League match against Slavia Prague, citing security concerns raised by the visiting team. The flag is an updated version of the classic rainbow flag and is usually displayed in the north-east corner of the stadium.

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Once again, Tottenham Hotspur suffered a humiliating defeat, and although the one a couple of weeks ago to bitter rivals Arsenal was the worst of the season, th

Proud Lilywhites, Tottenham's official LGBTQI+ supporters' group, has expressed its disappointment after the club's rainbow flag was moved for the home fixture against Slavia Prague.

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Son Heung-min said Tottenham will "always be my home" on an emotional return to his former club. The South Korean ended a 10-year stay with Spurs this summer as he completed a move to Los Angeles FC.

Spurs have a worse Premier League record compared to the same stage of last season when they ultimately finished 17th.