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Arsenal selfies, Spurs drones, a HK$200,000 bus: football fever sweeps Hong Kong
Ahead of the Arsenal v Tottenham match at Kai Tak Stadium, rival fan clubs add to the buzz around Hong Kong Football Festival.
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scmp.com
Tottenham Hotspur make low-key Hong Kong Football Festival entrance
Premier League champions train at Kai Tak Stadium, ahead of Thursday North London derby date with Arsenal.
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Dozens of Hong Kong, overseas Tottenham fans gather for club-themed drone show
Supporters arrive early outside, at lobby of Kerry Hotel in hopes of getting autographs and photos with favourite players.
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Hong Kong Football Festival: Arsenal training session draws mainland, Macau fans
Excitement at public training session in Kai Tak Stadium, before Arsenal’s clash with Tottenham Hotspur there on Thursday.
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Hong Kong fans give Arsenal’s US$74 million Gyokeres ‘good first impression’
Swede poised for debut in sold-out Kai Tak Stadium clash with Tottenham Hotspur, days after transfer from Sporting Lisbon.
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Arsenal selfies, Spurs drones, a HK$200,000 bus: football fever sweeps Hong Kong
Ahead of the Arsenal v Tottenham match at Kai Tak Stadium, rival fan clubs add to the buzz around Hong Kong Football Festival.
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Arsenal v Spurs: Kai Tak welcomes 1 millionth visitor ahead of historic clash
Fans flock to stadium for second game of inaugural Hong Kong Football Festival, which is the first North London derby outside the UK.
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telegraph.co.uk
Arsenal vs Tottenham live: Score and updates from Hong Kong pre-season friendly
For Arsenal, it’s rumoured they’re looking to trigger Eberechi Eze’s £60m release clause before that clause expires, but beyond that are satisfied with the wealth of business…
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Hong Kong basks in job well done as Tottenham boss praises ‘perfect’ occasion
Organisers hail ‘thrilling experience’ as Arsenal and Tottenham bring curtain down on inaugural Hong Kong Football Festival.
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Hong Kong fans savour Tottenham victory over Arsenal on record-breaking night
Pape Matar Sarr’s spectacular strike settles first North London derby played outside UK, as 49,975 pack into Kai Tak Stadium.