Social media footage shows fans fighting along the Tottenham High Road, with one supporter appearing to be knocked unconscious
Tottenham Hotspur and West Ham United fans clashed outside the stadium before their Carabao Cup quarter-final tie.Police separated the rival fans with officers drawing their batons as they broke up the ugly skirmishes. There were a large number of West Ham supporters with the club taking up its allocation of close to 5,800 tickets. The scenes of disturbance were all the more disappointing given the concern over the rising number of Covid cases.
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