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Monday 01 November 2010 8:52 pm

Spurs warn fans to arrive early or risk Tube strike crowd chaos

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TOTTENHAM chiefs have urged fans to arrive early for tonight’s European showdown owing to a planned strike on the London Underground.

Industrial action scheduled to start at 7pm threatens to play havoc with supporters travelling to White Hart Lane for the 7:45pm kick-off. Spurs are opening the stadium at 6:30pm and fans are advised, where possible, to use trains from Liverpool Street rather than the Tube.

The match is completely sold out, but some third-party ticketing websites were last night still offering seats for the glamour fixture, but only for those prepared to part with around £350 per ticket.

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