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Reward Yourself – Hotels.com & Tottenham Hotspur
Expedia-owned Hotels.com activated its rights at Spurs during the 2018-19 season with a programme that spanned digital signage, perimeter LEDs, big screens and interior television both at the club’s temporary Wembley home and then its new stadium.
Fan Financial Statement – eToro & six Premier League clubs
In November 2019, eToro leveraged its six Premier League club sponsorships to promote the ‘Fan Financial Statement’, a report that showed how fans were – and weren't – getting value-for-money from their spending on football.
HSBC takes prominent place in Spurs second tier with CSR role
Global bank HSBC signed a five-year deal with Tottenham Hotspur that prioritises rights linked to the stadium-led regeneration of the local area.
Healthier, Longer, Better Lives – AIA & Tottenham Hotspur
AIA leveraged its partnership with Tottenham Hotspur to create video content pushing its umbrella corporate commitment to helping people live ‘Healthier, Longer, Better Lives’ across Asia-Pacific.
Dare to be Different – Audi & Tottenham Hotspur
Audi leveraged its Tottenham Hotspur partnership through a 2018-19 season social video series aimed at bringing to life the car company and club’s shared ‘dare to be different’ philosophy.
EXCLUSIVE: Monster Energy signs with Spurs in football club first
Premier League club Tottenham Hotspur has signed a partnership agreement with energy drink brand Monster Energy, SportBusiness Sponsorship can reveal
Spurs terminate 1XBet contract, Liverpool and Chelsea weigh options
Premier League club Tottenham Hotspur has ditched its betting partnership with Russian online betting brand 1XBet in a move that could be replicated by rivals Liverpool and Chelsea
AIA, Tottenham Hotspur extend principal partner deal
Premier League club Tottenham Hotspur has extended its principal partner deal with pan-Asian life insurance brand AIA
Liverpool, Spurs fans urge sponsors to forfeit Champions League final tickets
Supporters of Champion League finalists Liverpool and Tottenham Hotspur have urged sponsors of the competition to give up their tickets so that more fans can attend the final