Tottenham's clash with Liverpool at Wembley drew an attendance of 80,827, setting a new Premier League record.
Mauricio Pochettino's side had struggled to find the winning formula in the top-flight at their temporary home until a victory over Bournemouth last time out.
That has not stemmed the Tottenham fans' enthusiasm, however, and a record number turned up to watch Pochettino's men crush the Merseysiders 4-1 on Sunday.
The previous record had been set in March 2007, when Manchester United's meeting with Blackburn Rovers at Old Trafford attracted a crowd of 76,098.
Today's attendance is 80,827 - a record! October 22, 2017
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