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Gazza Spotted Doing Dancing Fortnite Celebration

Gazza Spotted Doing Dancing Fortnite Celebration

Gazza steals the show with a cheeky Fortnite dance.

Jacque Talbot

Jacque Talbot

There was a barrage of goals in the match between Leicester City and Tottenham Hotspur, as the two clubs leave the 2017/18 season with a game to remember.

It was a match that unbelievably finished 5-4 between the two sides. But there was another piece of brilliance from the game.

Spurs legend Paul Gascoigne stole the show as he was spotted doing the Fortnite floss dance, after Harry Kane's strike put the Lilywhites ahead.

We never knew that Gazza was a big player of the game, but it would make sense. Spurs seem to be infatuated with Fortnite.

Dele Alli has frequently streamed himself playing the game along with teammates Kane and Kerion Trippier. Read below about how the three guys celebrated while playing the game, after hearing the news that Arsenal had been knocked out the Europa League, the Gunner's last chance of silverware this season.

Antoine Griezmann celebrated his goal against Arsenal with a dance from Fortnite and only a week later and the Spurs players were happily enjoying a game when Arsenal's loss in the Europa League was happening.

When Manchester United lost to West Brom a few weeks ago to hand their rivals Manchester City the title Pep Guardiola wasn't glued to the television waiting for his rivals demise, instead he was on the golf course enjoying himself.

Griezmann busts out the Fortnite celebration. Image: PA Images
Griezmann busts out the Fortnite celebration. Image: PA Images

So on Thursday night as Arsenal were being knocked out of the Europa League, denying Arsene Wenger his fairytale ending after 22 years at the club, Spurs players wouldn't have been expected to be tuning in.

Instead Kieran Trippier, Dele Alli and Harry Kane were sat on their computers enjoying Fortnite and holding their tongues about saying anything as they were warned they were being streamed:

It seems the players expected right back Trippier to be the one to slip up and say something a bit naughty but I can't be the only one who thinks that Dele Alli would be more likely to say something 'incriminating.'


Of course Arsenal's downfall against Atlei was kicked off with a bit of Fortnite. Laurent Koscielny kicked the ball in his own face giving Antoine Griezmann the chance to score and level the game in London at 1-1, despite the away side playing with 10 men for around 80 minutes.

The draw gave Arsenal a really difficult task in the away leg, needing to score and hoping that Diego Simeone's side wouldn't. Instead it was Atleti was grabbed the goal with the Gunners' usual menace Diego Costa bagging on the stroke of half time.

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Topics: Football News, Football, Premier League

Jacque Talbot is a journalist and sports writer at SPORTbible. He graduated from Manchester Metropolitan with a BA in English and Film. He is a football, snooker, and basketball enthusiast and has been published in the Daily Mail, The Guardian, The Set Pieces, Planet Football and the Morning Star. He’s the greatest thing to come out of Essex since Nick Frost.

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