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Harry Kane makes offer to Tottenham fans who travelled from Dallas for postponed Burnley game

Ken and Brandi Saxton made it to Burnley before the Premier League game was postponed

Pa Sport Staff
Sunday 28 November 2021 22:08 GMT
Harry Kane has made a generous offer to two US-based Tottenham fans after the game at Burnley was called off (John Walton/PA)
Harry Kane has made a generous offer to two US-based Tottenham fans after the game at Burnley was called off (John Walton/PA) (PA Wire)

Harry Kane has invited two United States-based Tottenham fans to be his guest at a game after they made a 31-hour journey to Burnley only for the fixture to be called off.

The Premier League contest at Turf Moor was postponed a little under an hour before kick-off due to heavy snow.

Attempts to clear the pitch began around 90 minutes before the scheduled 2pm kick-off but proved in vain, with snow coming down as quickly as it could be moved.

Ken and Brandi Saxton had detailed their journey from Dallas on social media and Kane quickly responded when he became aware of their exploits on Sunday evening.

The England star wrote: “Just been sent this tweet and absolutely gutted for you! For your commitment and to make up for the match being called off I’d like to invite you to a home game as my guest when you’re next in London.”

Kane’s offer unsurprisingly went down well and Brandi Saxton responded on Twitter: “Well the husband has officially gone viral and we’ve personally been invited to watch the Spurs by Harry Kane!!”

Ken then thanked Kane and accepted his offer: “Cheers Harry and not necessary at all, but we would enjoy taking you up on the offer. Thank you and to all Spurs (and other football fans) who have reached out. Amazing really. #TTID amd as always #COYS.”

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