Wolves stewards prevent another pitch invader from goalposts protest

Wolves stewards were forced to prevent another pitch invader tying themselves to the goalposts during their dramatic 3-2 defeat to Leeds on Friday. 

In the early stages of the second half, individual was stopped near the home side's goal before being carried away by four stewards.

The incident was the third in a series of pre-planned protests at Premier League games this week. A group called 'Just Stop Oil' claimed responsibility for the second protest at Goodison Park on Thursday.

Arsenal's game against Liverpool on Wednesday had to be temporarily halted following the bizarre antics of a pitch invader.

As the ball went out of play in the 60th minute at the Emirates Stadium, a man was seen running onto the hallowed turf after evading security, wearing a 'Just Stop Oil' t-shirt.

The man ran over to Alisson's goal and appeared to try to handcuff himself to one of the posts, leaving the Reds goalkeeper perplexed.  

Stewards managed to get to the trespasser and he was swiftly escorted from the pitch despite some struggle. 

Another protester had more success the following evening at Goodison Park as he disrupted the Toffees match against Newcastle. 

He successfully managed to secure himself to the upright by tying a zip tie around his neck. 

With initial attempts to free him proving unsuccessful, a large pair of bolt cutters were fetched. However, even the heavy tools failed to break through the material. 

After a delay of almost seven minutes, the struggling fan was finally prised away from the post and escorted off the field by police offers and stewards. 

Explaining his actions in a video filmed beforehand, he said: 'My name is Louis McKechnie, I am 21 years old, and I am a mechanical engineering student.

'I am about to