The three pitch invaders who disrupted Tottenham's Europa League match with Partizan Belgrade on Thursday night are serial pranksters whose videos on YouTube and social media have gone viral across the world. Gomes Garcia, Nathan Brown and Dan Jarvis are part of TrollStation, whose previous pranks include turning a Tube carriage into a strip club and faking a kidnapping. All three are still in custody after being arrested following their pitch incursions, the Metropolitan Police confirmed. They added that enquiries are ongoing, with one of the three also arrested for handling stolen goods. YouTube, which recently gave the group an award  for attracting 100,000 subscribers to their channel, are yet to take any action against the group.
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Gomes Garcia, Nathan Brown and Dan Jarvis are part of TrollStation
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Pranksters have racked up millions of views on YouTube
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Google owned company is yet to take any action against TrollStation
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Trio ran on to the pitch during Tottenham game sporting BassBuds shirts
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Company, who sell Tottenham branded merchandise, deny they knew anything about the incident
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BassBuds say they have cut all ties with Troll Station in the aftermath of the incident on Thursday night
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The trio were tweeting before the game about what would take place
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Metropolitan Police confirm three are still in custody after being arrested
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UEFA have opened disciplinary proceedings against Tottenham
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Previous pranks include turning Tube carriage into a strip club
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Tottenham eventually won Europa League game with Partizan Belgrade 1-0
The @placeholder video, uploaded to YouTube late on Thursday night, starts with Gomes introducing the prank and his fellow pitch invaders 'Nathan' and 'Jarvis'.
@placeholder, a sponsor linked with Spurs, denied they had anything to do with the incident