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Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy formally hands over White Hart Lane keys ahead of stadium's demolition

Daily Mail | May 15, 2017

Related Topics: White Hart Lane, Daniel Levy (businessman), Tottenham Hotspur F.C., Demolition, Chairman

It was an emotional White Hart Lane farewell on Sunday and chairman Daniel Levy has now formally handed the keys over ahead of the stadium's demolition.

The famous north London venue hosted its final match at the weekend as Tottenham defeated Manchester United 2-1 in the Premier League.

Spurs will move to Wembley next season while their new stadium — which is being built on the same site — is completed, 118 years after they first called White Hart Lane home.

Daniel Levy (left) has now formally handed the keys over ahead of the stadium's demolition
Daniel Levy (left) has now formally handed the keys over ahead of the stadium's demolition
Tottenham fans were all handed flags to wave on occasion of White Hart Lane's final ever game
Tottenham fans were all handed flags to wave on occasion of White Hart Lane's final ever game
Fans ran onto the pitch as Tottenham played last game before the temporary move to Wembley
Fans ran onto the pitch as Tottenham played last game before the temporary move to Wembley

The club's chief, Levy, gave the keys to their soon-to-be deconstructed stadium to Mark Reynolds, who is overseeing the construction of their new home.

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