The West Ham United has banned the scarves that are composed of half and half by the colors of the two teams and that are quite popular in the Premier League matches for security reasons for the London derby against Tottenham Hotspur.
These scarves are usually sold in the outskirts of the stadium, are commemorative of each match and are popular especially among neutral tourists, which obtain a piece with designs, names and colors of the two teams.
However, the West Ham has informed the followers who go to the game this Saturday that these will be prohibited and that the security at the entrance to the stadium will be removed from those who carry it and that will not be returned after the match.
The reason is to try to make visitors fans to sneak into the local area and create problems in a party that is considered potentially violent.
One of the focus of attention will be the return of Mohammed Kudus to London Stadium after his summer to Tottenham, being the first operation between both clubs since 2011.
In addition, a part of West Ham fans plans a protest against David Sullivan, owner of the team, for the results of the last year.
