Spurs confirm Stoke game to go ahead

Tottenham have confirmed that their home game against Stoke on Wednesday will go ahead as planned.

Spurs confirm Stoke game to go ahead
Mon, 19 Mar, 2012 - 14:13

Tottenham have confirmed that their home game against Stoke on Wednesday will go ahead as planned.

Saturday’s FA Cup quarter-final against Bolton was called off after 41 minutes following the sudden collapse of Trotters midfielder Fabrice Muamba, who is now critically ill in a London hospital after undergoing a cardiac arrest during the game.

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