Tottenham have put on a real show of support for Stonewall's Rainbow Laces campaign, with Spurs' stadium lighting up the London skyline on Thursday.
Spurs utilised the modern technology on offer at their state-of-the-art 62,062-seater ground, with the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium lit up in the colours of the rainbow to support Stonewall's message.
Tottenham tweeted a picture of the stadium lit up on Thursday evening with the caption: "Lighting up Tottenham Hotspur Stadium for #RainbowLaces!
"#RainbowStadium #COYS".
As part of the campaign spread, at all Premier League fixtures there are bespoke Rainbow Laces pitch flags, ball plinths, handshake boards and substitute boards, as well as rainbow captain's armbands and rainbow laces.
The campaign has also been promoted across the Premier League's social media channels, along with clubs featuring modified rainbow logos of their crests on profile images.
Stonewall's campaign message reads: "Whether we're cheering or competing, we are all at our best when we feel part of the team.
"But 4 in 10 LGBT people don’t think sport is welcoming. Sport has an amazing power to bring people together. Following and taking part can give us community, energy and a sense of belonging.
"That’s why we all need to play our part to make sport everyone’s game. When you step up and play your part, others will follow.
"Challenge anti-LGBT language. Celebrate LGBT people in sport. Share your story. Wear your Rainbow Laces and show you care."
For more information, click here for Stonewall's website.
