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13th March 2019
04:10pm GMT

Allan Nielsen, David Howells, Stephen Carr, Darren Anderton and goalkeeper Erik Thorstvedt will also play for the Legends teams, which will be managed by former captain, Gary Mabbutt.
"It means such a lot to me to have the opportunity to play in this game," said Keane, who had two spells at the club between 2002 and 2011. "Spurs is obviously a club that I hold very close to my heart and I have so many great memories of playing for the Club over the years, but to see the new stadium and how good it looks, it’s going to be absolutely unbelievable to play inside it as one of the first players ever to do so. The stadium is incredible and I can’t wait to get out there and play in it."
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