Tottenham have taken decisive action after three individuals were filmed making Nazi salutes during the Champions League match against Eintracht Frankfurt.
Following the incident, UEFA imposed a suspended ban on Spurs supporters travelling to European away games. The London club acknowledged the sanction and confirmed that the three perpetrators had been identified after cooperation with UEFA and the authorities.
In an official statement, Tottenham said the individuals had received lifetime bans under the club’s sanctions and exclusion policy. The club stressed that it fully cooperated with UEFA, German police on the night of the match and later with the Metropolitan Police.
Tottenham reiterated its firm stance against all forms of discrimination, insisting that the behaviour of a small minority does not represent the values of the club or its supporters.
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