Tottenham Fans Protest Levy, Support Damari

Tottenham Hotspur supporters are intensifying their protests against chairman Daniel Levy and the club's ENIC ownership, gathering around 300 fans outside the stadium ahead of a match against Liverpool. Fans displayed 'Levy out' banners and distributed black balloons, voicing frustrations over rising match costs, a prolonged trophy drought, and managerial instability. Despite Levy's contributions to the club's infrastructure, including a modern stadium, many fans feel that these improvements have not translated into on-field success. Meanwhile, support is also being rallied for Emily Damari, a British-Israeli hostage held by Hamas, with fans releasing yellow balloons during a Carabao Cup match to advocate for her release. Damari's mother has publicly urged the UK government to enhance efforts for humanitarian aid for hostages. The protests against Levy are expected to escalate in the coming weeks, with plans for further demonstrations and chants at upcoming games.