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Tottenham Hotspur working with local police and stadium security to identify supporters who participated in "abhorrent" anti-gay chanting during the 3 -0 win over Manchester United at Old Trafford on Sunday .
Tottenham said supporters attending the Premier League can report anything they have seen to the club in confidence.
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