Tottenham supporters marvel at the announcement by the club of an alliance between the Saracens in a new stadium

Tottenham and the Saracens have agreed on a five-year partnership that will allow the Gallagher Premiership champions to hold their annual Big Game match in the club's magnificent new stadium. The announcement was however criticized by some sections of Spurs support.

The first match of this arrangement will take place in 2020 and pushes the English stadium of London Stadium and Wembley away from the dominance of English national rugby, previously used for a clash that is usually played against the rivals of the capital, the Harlequins.

"Attracting one of the world's largest rugby clubs will attract a new audience to the region and will help generate significant socio-economic benefits for businesses and the local population, while continuing to underscore our commitment to promoting the world. Regeneration of Northern Tottenham, "Spurs President Daniel Levy said.

Saracens have always been successful in major sports centers during the international football break in March. They followed in the footsteps of the NFL, who also entered into a long-term agreement for the use of White Hart Lane, a new construction.

"As a Highlander at White Hart Lane, Saracens and I represent a great opportunity to partner with our fellow citizens in North London, with whom we share many of our core values," said Nigel Wray. President of Saracens.

"Tottenham has proven to be true innovators in the development of its new stadium and I know you will all share my enthusiasm for the news that we will make their home ground of our centerpiece.

"Together with Spurs, we have the opportunity to create something very special in North London – I'm really looking forward to seeing our partnership come to life!"

However, the timing of this announcement, a little over 12 hours after Arsenal, a formidable rival, overtook them in the foreground, has been criticized.

One of the fans said, "The fools of April were not yesterday," explained what he perceived as a joke.

Another wrote on Twitter: "None of us cares about this when our status among the top four is at stake! Sign players. "