James McArthur says Tottenham have done a great job with their new stadium after taking part in the first Premier League fixture at the ground.
Tottenham hosted Crystal Palace last night in the inaugural Premier League fixture at the new £1billion stadium complex, with Spurs winning the game 2-0 thanks to goals from Heung-min Son and Christian Eriksen.
And the Palace midfielder said he was impressed by the new stadium, while sending a warning to Tottenham's rivals for a top-four spot, with Spurs still having four home games in the Premier League this season.
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"It's obviously a nice stadium," the Palace midfielder said.
"You can see they have done a great job and they will be hoping they can turn it into a fortress."
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But the Scottish midfielder could not hide his disappointment at the end result, having held out in the first half at Tottenham's new stadium.
And he said that while Palace defended well for large periods, he admitted they did not pose enough problems for Mauricio Pochettino's men.
"We're disappointed. We didn't really cause them too many problems until the end, when we had a couple of chances," he said.
"We kept it quite tight and the defence played well, but I am disappointed that we couldn't get anything from the game.
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"The aim was to try and stay in the game as long as possible and try and counter them towards the end, but they got the goal they were looking for and it was hard from there.
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