Six young Tottenham Hotspur players got to play their part in history as part of the first team squad which took to the pitch at their new stadium for the first time.
Mauricio Pochettino led the players in their inaugural appearance inside the new 62,062-seater stadium. The Argentine had stood on the pitch at half-time on Sunday for the first test event and spoke in front of the crowd.
Now he was joined by his players as they were put through their paces after returning from international duty.
Harry Kane came back from Buckingham Palace where he was picking up an MBE to get involved later in the session.
Many of the first team players such as Toby Alderweireld and Erik Lamela expressed their delight at the new stadium on social media after the session.
The club's video footage from the session also appears to show six outfield players from the academy joining in.
They were midfielders Jack Roles, George Marsh, Tashan Oakley-Boothe and Harvey White as well as defenders Tariq Hinds and Jonathan Dinzeyi.
White is certainly accustomed to the new stadium, having scored the second goal on Sunday from the penalty spot as Spurs U18s beat Southampton 3-1 in the first test event.
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