Tottenham Hotspur-focused Twitter account @DailyHotspur recently posted a tweet sharing the alleged news that a clash between their club and Manchester United “has been mentioned” as the game which could potentially kick off the Premier League’s return in June.
A recent report from The Daily Mail, which is cited by @DailyHotspur as the original source of this alleged news, has claimed that the opening game of the planned Premier League restart is set to take place on either 12 June or 19 June at present, with this clash between Spurs and the Red Devils being talked about as the game that could kick off the league’s restart.
Some Spurs fans have responded positively to @DailyHotspur’s tweet sharing this alleged news, with some sharing that they would expect Tanguy Ndombele to deliver a big performance in this game.
Read the reactions of some Tottenham fans to this alleged news in the tweets below.
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#thfc against Manchester United has been mentioned as the fixture to kick-off the @PremierLeague's return. Television companies have been told to prepare for the season to resume with one live game on Friday June 12 or June 19. | @MailSport
— Daily Hotspur (@Daily_Hotspur) May 13, 2020
Yes ? hope we win
— Naomi (@Naomi06200013) May 14, 2020
— matthew (@matthew41917882) May 14, 2020
Ndombele to announce himself to the league against United live on TV. Love it pic.twitter.com/1SLbcmlgDv
— Spurs fan (@mourinhology__) May 13, 2020
Would you like to see Spurs face Manchester United in June?YES
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Ndombele bullying Pogba first game back love to see it
— Eren?? (@THFCEren) May 13, 2020
Kane and Son to return with a goal and Ndombele to win MOTM with a world class performance pic.twitter.com/ovn4698pLo
— Ethan Gadenne (@EGadenneTHFC) May 13, 2020
Ndombele x Gio Masterclass incoming.
— Felix Høybye (@Felix_HP1) May 13, 2020
What do we think?
It may be fair to say that life has been difficult for many people of late as a result of the current viral outbreak. Considering that professional football has officially been postponed in England since 13 March, it may be understandable why some Spurs fans have reacted with excitement to this news that their club could kick off the return of Premier League football.