IPSWICH TOWN defender Harry Clarke left fans in stitches with a cheeky gesture following Sunday’s shock win at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
The Tractor Boys earned their first Premier League victory in 22 years at the weekend.
Sammie Szmodics and Liam Delap both scored as Kieran McKenna’s side clinched a 2-1 win over Tottenham.
Travelling fans stayed in the away end long after the final whistle to celebrate, with pop superstar and boyhood Ipswich fan Ed Sheeran also in attendance.
Former Arsenal academy star Clarke – who was an unused substitute for Ipswich – led the full-time celebrations.
And he was even caught making a cheeky gesture towards the Tottenham fans.
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While walking with his team-mates, Clarke was filmed flicking two middle fingers up at the home supporters.
Sky Sports viewers were quick to spot the gesture and took to social media to react.
One person wrote: “I know what’ll cheer you up, seeing how Hale End’s Harry Clarke celebrated his win at spurs today towards the spurs fans.”
Another commented: “Once a Gooner. Good lad Harry.”
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A third quipped: “Hang it in the Louvre!”
While a fourth said: “Once a Gunner…”
Clarke also took to X after the match to share an image of himself celebrating on the pitch.
He captioned the post with: “Huge win on the road,” alongside a fire emoji and a blue heart.
The win over Tottenham took Ipswich out of the relegation zone and up to 17th in the Premier League table.
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
