Dier on how Spurs are looking after environment

This weekend, Sky and Tottenham Hotspur will host #GameZero, the world's first net-zero carbon football match at an elite level.

For the Premier League match against Chelsea on Sunday, carbon emissions will be reduced as much as possible with the remainder being offset through natural projects that remove emissions from the atmosphere.

Ahead of the landmark fixture, Eric Dier has spoken about how Spurs are promoting sustainability, with the planting of trees and nurturing their own vegetable plot at the training ground.

"The club do so much incredible stuff," says Dier, who revealed his passion for gardening and growing his own produce earlier in the year.

"We eat a lot of the vegetables we grow at the training ground, we've stopped drinking out of plastic bottles at the training ground. It's very real what the club do."

You can find out more about #GameZero, including Patrick Bamford's call for action on climate change, on the Sky Zero page.