THIS is the moment a football fan hilariously ditches his “Son 7” Tottenham shirt to reveal a “Lampard 8” Chelsea one he was wearing underneath.
Two goals from Willian had seen the Blues win away at the Tottenham Stadium in a game filled with controversy.
This fan is seemingly acknowledging his team, Spurs, after their home defeat
But he was hiding it all along – underneath the ‘Son 7′ shirt’ was a ‘Lampard 8’ one
And seemingly this lad decided he wanted to finish the day supporting the winning team.
Son’s performance might have been reason enough to ditch the shirt in honour to the South Korean star.
On the hour mark he kicked out at Chelsea defender Antonio Rudiger while laying on the floor.
After consulting VAR referee Anthony Taylor gave the Tottenham man a straight red card – his third of the season.
The football fan seemed determined to support the winning team on Sunday – and it wasn’t Tottenham
Of course the one he was given against Everton for the challenge that led to Andre Gomes breaking his leg was rescinded after the game.
But it completed afternoon for Spurs fans, who were also hit by accusations of racism.
In the minutes after Son was dismissed, Rudiger told his captain Cesar Azpilicueta that one of more home supporters had made monkey chants towards him.
He was shockingly caught on camera mimicking the disgraceful actions.
Both clubs and the FA have launched investigations on a day that English football was shamed.
Antonio Rüdiger accuses Spurs fan of making monkey chants after Son sent off for kicking Chelsea ace
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
