Berbatov, Keane & King among ex-stars in attendance as Tottenham say goodbye to White Hart Lane
Tottenham said goodbye to White Hart Lane with a win over Manchester United and celebratory events at the stadium.
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Tottenham played their last match at White Hart Lane against Manchester United on Sunday, recording a 2-1 victory.
Spurs will move to Wembley from next season as they rebuild their home stadium and marked the end of their current ground by welcoming former stars to the game among a host of other events.
The match itself saw Victor Wanyama and Harry Kane score as Tottenham fans waved specially designed flags as part of the day's festivities around the venue, which later saw fans invade the pitch.
Take a look at how Spurs and others marked the occasion before, during and after the game in our Twitter moment, below.
Spurs say goodbye to White Hart Lane
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