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Two NFL games took place at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium during the international break, with the Minnesota Vikings defeating the Cleveland Browns and the Denver Broncos edging past the New York Jets.

Tottenham’s state-of-the-art ground has firmly established itself as the home of the NFL in the UK, and there is even growing speculation that it could host a future Super Bowl.

The financial benefits from these fixtures are significant for the club, generating major revenue and boosting Tottenham’s global profile.

However, not all fans were pleased with certain branding alterations made in preparation for the NFL games.

Tottenham restore Europa League banner after fan backlash

A large banner celebrating the club’s Europa League triumph in Bilbao last May had proudly hung outside the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium since that famous night.

But supporters were left frustrated when it was removed ahead of the 2025 NFL London Games to make way for temporary event branding.

Following widespread fan backlash, the club has since reinstated the ‘UEFA Europa League winners 2025’ banner, which once again decorates the stadium’s entrance.

Balancing football heritage and commercial growth

Tottenham’s ongoing partnership with the NFL provides substantial exposure and strengthens their appeal to potential investors worldwide. Yet, this relationship continues to divide opinion among fans.

Traditionalists remain uneasy about their football ground being shared with an American sport, arguing that such changes compromise the club’s identity.

The removal of Tottenham-related imagery during NFL weekends highlights this ongoing tension.

It’s a situation that club CEO Vinai Venkatesham and the Spurs hierarchy will need to carefully navigate—balancing the commercial gains of hosting global events with preserving the pride and traditions that define Tottenham Hotspur.