FROM TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR STADIUM – Brentford mounted a second-half comeback to dent Tottenham’s European hopes, operating out 3-1 winners in north London.
Spurs had full management of the primary half however have been made to remorse not killing the sport off as the Bees got here from behind to earn a 3rd win at a big-six facet.
Thomas Frank’s facet at the moment are some extent behind Tottenham and might nonetheless qualify for Europe if outcomes go their means on the final day.
Tottenham took the lead after the five-minute mark by all-time document scorer Harry Kane. Frank Onyeka tripped Oliver Skipp just below 25 yards from aim and Spurs have been awarded a free-kick. Dejan Kulusevski teed up Kane and he curled the ball proper into the highest nook.
The hosts appeared to proceed their quick begin and have been denied a second quickly after. Son Heung-min managed to race in behind Aaron Hickey, however his shot from shut vary was saved out by David Raya.
Down the opposite finish, Brentford appeared to make use of tempo to their benefit too. A mixture-up between Emerson Royal and Davinson Sanchez allowed Kevin Schade to satisfy Ben Mee’s lengthy ball, and his low cross-cum-shot was put behind by Fraser Forster.
Midway by the primary half, Rico Henry got here to the Bees’ rescue. A intelligent give-and-go between Son and Kulusevski noticed the South Korean place a cross on Emerson’s head, and his effort needed to be cleared off the road by the Brentford left-back.
Brentford needed a penalty when Bryan Mbeumo fell below a nudge from Ben Davies, however the contact was minimal and their protests have been dismissed.
Just earlier than the break, Tottenham twice went near including a second. Kane wriggled out of hazard and located Son free in the course of the pitch, shifting over to the appropriate to assist Emerson. Son’s cross was then flicked on by the pinnacle of Arnaut Danjuma and the ball narrowly bounced broad of the far submit.
Soon after, Kulusevski once more discovered Son with a intelligent reverse ball, and he minimize inside to shoot, just for the retreating Ben Mee to disclaim him with an outstanding block.
Spurs have been made to pay for not placing a second away when Brentford equalised simply after half-time. Yoane Wissa skipped past a problem from Clement Lenglet and located Bryan Mbeumo, who minimize inside past a sleeping Ben Davies and located the underside nook.
Ryan Mason’s facet might have regained the lead within the following minutes. Kulusevski flicked the ball over Mee’s head and slipped by Kane, who fired all the best way into row Z of the stadium’s single-tier stand when bearing down on Raya.
On the hour mark, Tottenham discovered themselves behind. Hickey’s move inside Davies discovered Mbeumo sprinting in behind, and he picked out the identical nook to present Brentford the lead.
Spurs’ distress was compounded late on when Oliver Skipp was robbed of the ball by Shandon Baptiste on the sting of his personal field, with Mbeumo working the ball to Wissa to place past Forster.
Entering 9 minutes of stoppage facet, Tottenham threw everybody ahead looking for one other aim, with Richarlison twice denied by flying Raya saves.
Boos rang across the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium at full-time as Spurs have been condemned to a 14th Premier League defeat of the season. Brentford stay firmly within the hunt for Europe.
GK: Fraser Forster – 4/10 – Moved in sluggish movement for Brentford’s objectives. Distribution was largely superb.
RB: Emerson Royal – 5/10 – Wasn’t given the burners by Schade however was hardly happy to see him operating his means both.
CB: Davinson Sanchez – 5/10 – For essentially the most half was superb defensively, although it was notable Tottenham could not actually construct from him.
CB: Clement Lenglet – 4/10 – Hardly evoked confidence, notably when Davies wanted assist doubling up on Mbeumo.
LB: Ben Davies – 3/10 – And boy did Davies need assistance with Mbeumo. Gave him the liberty of north London to run in past him and minimize inside, which was clearly going to occur.
CM: Oliver Skipp – 3/10 – Kept issues easy within the midfield battle as wanted, after which gifted the Bees their third aim.
CM: Yves Bissouma – 6/10 – Had lots of pleasure within the centre of the park on his first begin since coming back from an ankle fracture. Will nearly definitely be used extra below a brand new everlasting head coach.
RM: Arnaut Danjuma – 5/10 – Played with impetus and drive however did not get the ball to stay on a uncommon begin and probability to impress.
AM: Dejan Kulusevski – 7/10 – Looked reborn in a free position between the traces, selecting out Son and Kane along with his ingenuity.
LM: Son Heung-min – 5/10 – Stretched play as a runner and was unfortunate to not discover the online within the first half, however was a lot quieter after the break.
CF: Harry Kane – 8/10 – Up to twenty-eight objectives within the Premier League this season and this may need been the decide of the bunch. Dropped deep to hyperlink play as per.
Substitutes
Lucas Moura (66′ for Danjuma) – 5/10
Pedro Porro (75′ for Emerson) – 5/10
Richarlison (75′ for Kulusevski) – 5/10
Ivan Perisic (85′ for Davies) – N/A
Subs not used: Austin, Dier, Tanganga, Craig, Sarr,
Manager
Ryan Mason – 5/10 – Changed the system and initially acquired a response however he did not have any additional methods up his sleeve as soon as Spurs went behind.
GK: David Raya – 7/10 – Not a lot he might have achieved about Kane’s opener. An spectacular sweeping and kicking show on the dwelling of a membership excited by his providers. Two enormous saves on the finish of the second half.
RB: Aaron Hickey – 7/10 – Enjoyed his duels with Son and supported Mbeumo effectively down the appropriate. Equally comfy moving into midfield and it is simple to see why he is been linked to Manchester City.
CB: Ethan Pinnock – 6/10 – A bit sloppy with possession early within the day however was a lot improved thereafter.
CB: Ben Mee – 6/10 – Likewise had a few bushy moments however all the time appeared comfy and warranted.
LB: Rico Henry – 8/10 – Outstanding. Gobbled up each Danjuma and Lucas, forcing them infield to clog up Kulusevski and Kane’s house.
DM: Vitaly Janelt – 6/10 – Recovered from a so-so first half to face his floor after the break as Brentford got here biting again.
CM: Frank Onyeka – 5/10 – Played a bit too excessive up the pitch as Brentford ceded the midfield battle and was hooked on the break.
CM: Mathias Jensen – 7/10 – Brentford’s greatest performer within the first half finally acquired some assist after the break. Spread play with relative ease.
RW: Bryan Mbeumo – 9/10 – Took full management of the sport after the restart. Two very good objectives and one help fired Brentford to a well-earned win.
CF: Yoane Wissa – 8/10 – Got little out of Sanchez and Lenglet as a standalone quantity 9 at first, however then had extra pleasure pulling them aside along with his deft runs and tempo.
LW: Kevin Schade – 5/10 – Gave Emerson and Sanchez a scare with a flash of tempo however not often ever used it.
Substitutes
Mikkel Damsgaard (46′ for Onyeka) – 7/10 – Looked way more at dwelling breaking Spurs down than Onyeka.
Shandon Baptiste (72′ for Jensen) – 7/10
Zanka (78′ for Schade) – 6/10
Subs not used: Strakosha, Roerslev, Ajer, Ghoddos, Trevitt, Dasilva
Manager
Thomas Frank – 8/10 – Whatever he mentioned at half-time clearly labored. Another huge outcome at a big-six facet.
Player of the match – Bryan Mbeumo (Brentford)
FROM TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR STADIUM – Brentford mounted a second-half comeback to dent Tottenham’s European hopes, operating out 3-1 winners in north London.
Spurs had full management of the primary half however have been made to remorse not killing the sport off as the Bees got here from behind to earn a 3rd win at a big-six facet.
Thomas Frank’s facet at the moment are some extent behind Tottenham and might nonetheless qualify for Europe if outcomes go their means on the final day.
Tottenham took the lead after the five-minute mark by all-time document scorer Harry Kane. Frank Onyeka tripped Oliver Skipp just below 25 yards from aim and Spurs have been awarded a free-kick. Dejan Kulusevski teed up Kane and he curled the ball proper into the highest nook.
The hosts appeared to proceed their quick begin and have been denied a second quickly after. Son Heung-min managed to race in behind Aaron Hickey, however his shot from shut vary was saved out by David Raya.
Down the opposite finish, Brentford appeared to make use of tempo to their benefit too. A mixture-up between Emerson Royal and Davinson Sanchez allowed Kevin Schade to satisfy Ben Mee’s lengthy ball, and his low cross-cum-shot was put behind by Fraser Forster.
Midway by the primary half, Rico Henry got here to the Bees’ rescue. A intelligent give-and-go between Son and Kulusevski noticed the South Korean place a cross on Emerson’s head, and his effort needed to be cleared off the road by the Brentford left-back.
Brentford needed a penalty when Bryan Mbeumo fell below a nudge from Ben Davies, however the contact was minimal and their protests have been dismissed.
Just earlier than the break, Tottenham twice went near including a second. Kane wriggled out of hazard and located Son free in the course of the pitch, shifting over to the appropriate to assist Emerson. Son’s cross was then flicked on by the pinnacle of Arnaut Danjuma and the ball narrowly bounced broad of the far submit.
Soon after, Kulusevski once more discovered Son with a intelligent reverse ball, and he minimize inside to shoot, just for the retreating Ben Mee to disclaim him with an outstanding block.
Spurs have been made to pay for not placing a second away when Brentford equalised simply after half-time. Yoane Wissa skipped past a problem from Clement Lenglet and located Bryan Mbeumo, who minimize inside past a sleeping Ben Davies and located the underside nook.
Ryan Mason’s facet might have regained the lead within the following minutes. Kulusevski flicked the ball over Mee’s head and slipped by Kane, who fired all the best way into row Z of the stadium’s single-tier stand when bearing down on Raya.
On the hour mark, Tottenham discovered themselves behind. Hickey’s move inside Davies discovered Mbeumo sprinting in behind, and he picked out the identical nook to present Brentford the lead.
Spurs’ distress was compounded late on when Oliver Skipp was robbed of the ball by Shandon Baptiste on the sting of his personal field, with Mbeumo working the ball to Wissa to place past Forster.
Entering 9 minutes of stoppage facet, Tottenham threw everybody ahead looking for one other aim, with Richarlison twice denied by flying Raya saves.
Boos rang across the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium at full-time as Spurs have been condemned to a 14th Premier League defeat of the season. Brentford stay firmly within the hunt for Europe.
GK: Fraser Forster – 4/10 – Moved in sluggish movement for Brentford’s objectives. Distribution was largely superb.
RB: Emerson Royal – 5/10 – Wasn’t given the burners by Schade however was hardly happy to see him operating his means both.
CB: Davinson Sanchez – 5/10 – For essentially the most half was superb defensively, although it was notable Tottenham could not actually construct from him.
CB: Clement Lenglet – 4/10 – Hardly evoked confidence, notably when Davies wanted assist doubling up on Mbeumo.
LB: Ben Davies – 3/10 – And boy did Davies need assistance with Mbeumo. Gave him the liberty of north London to run in past him and minimize inside, which was clearly going to occur.
CM: Oliver Skipp – 3/10 – Kept issues easy within the midfield battle as wanted, after which gifted the Bees their third aim.
CM: Yves Bissouma – 6/10 – Had lots of pleasure within the centre of the park on his first begin since coming back from an ankle fracture. Will nearly definitely be used extra below a brand new everlasting head coach.
RM: Arnaut Danjuma – 5/10 – Played with impetus and drive however did not get the ball to stay on a uncommon begin and probability to impress.
AM: Dejan Kulusevski – 7/10 – Looked reborn in a free position between the traces, selecting out Son and Kane along with his ingenuity.
LM: Son Heung-min – 5/10 – Stretched play as a runner and was unfortunate to not discover the online within the first half, however was a lot quieter after the break.
CF: Harry Kane – 8/10 – Up to twenty-eight objectives within the Premier League this season and this may need been the decide of the bunch. Dropped deep to hyperlink play as per.
Substitutes
Lucas Moura (66′ for Danjuma) – 5/10
Pedro Porro (75′ for Emerson) – 5/10
Richarlison (75′ for Kulusevski) – 5/10
Ivan Perisic (85′ for Davies) – N/A
Subs not used: Austin, Dier, Tanganga, Craig, Sarr,
Manager
Ryan Mason – 5/10 – Changed the system and initially acquired a response however he did not have any additional methods up his sleeve as soon as Spurs went behind.
GK: David Raya – 7/10 – Not a lot he might have achieved about Kane’s opener. An spectacular sweeping and kicking show on the dwelling of a membership excited by his providers. Two enormous saves on the finish of the second half.
RB: Aaron Hickey – 7/10 – Enjoyed his duels with Son and supported Mbeumo effectively down the appropriate. Equally comfy moving into midfield and it is simple to see why he is been linked to Manchester City.
CB: Ethan Pinnock – 6/10 – A bit sloppy with possession early within the day however was a lot improved thereafter.
CB: Ben Mee – 6/10 – Likewise had a few bushy moments however all the time appeared comfy and warranted.
LB: Rico Henry – 8/10 – Outstanding. Gobbled up each Danjuma and Lucas, forcing them infield to clog up Kulusevski and Kane’s house.
DM: Vitaly Janelt – 6/10 – Recovered from a so-so first half to face his floor after the break as Brentford got here biting again.
CM: Frank Onyeka – 5/10 – Played a bit too excessive up the pitch as Brentford ceded the midfield battle and was hooked on the break.
CM: Mathias Jensen – 7/10 – Brentford’s greatest performer within the first half finally acquired some assist after the break. Spread play with relative ease.
RW: Bryan Mbeumo – 9/10 – Took full management of the sport after the restart. Two very good objectives and one help fired Brentford to a well-earned win.
CF: Yoane Wissa – 8/10 – Got little out of Sanchez and Lenglet as a standalone quantity 9 at first, however then had extra pleasure pulling them aside along with his deft runs and tempo.
LW: Kevin Schade – 5/10 – Gave Emerson and Sanchez a scare with a flash of tempo however not often ever used it.
Substitutes
Mikkel Damsgaard (46′ for Onyeka) – 7/10 – Looked way more at dwelling breaking Spurs down than Onyeka.
Shandon Baptiste (72′ for Jensen) – 7/10
Zanka (78′ for Schade) – 6/10
Subs not used: Strakosha, Roerslev, Ajer, Ghoddos, Trevitt, Dasilva
Manager
Thomas Frank – 8/10 – Whatever he mentioned at half-time clearly labored. Another huge outcome at a big-six facet.
Player of the match – Bryan Mbeumo (Brentford)
FROM TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR STADIUM – Brentford mounted a second-half comeback to dent Tottenham’s European hopes, operating out 3-1 winners in north London.
Spurs had full management of the primary half however have been made to remorse not killing the sport off as the Bees got here from behind to earn a 3rd win at a big-six facet.
Thomas Frank’s facet at the moment are some extent behind Tottenham and might nonetheless qualify for Europe if outcomes go their means on the final day.
Tottenham took the lead after the five-minute mark by all-time document scorer Harry Kane. Frank Onyeka tripped Oliver Skipp just below 25 yards from aim and Spurs have been awarded a free-kick. Dejan Kulusevski teed up Kane and he curled the ball proper into the highest nook.
The hosts appeared to proceed their quick begin and have been denied a second quickly after. Son Heung-min managed to race in behind Aaron Hickey, however his shot from shut vary was saved out by David Raya.
Down the opposite finish, Brentford appeared to make use of tempo to their benefit too. A mixture-up between Emerson Royal and Davinson Sanchez allowed Kevin Schade to satisfy Ben Mee’s lengthy ball, and his low cross-cum-shot was put behind by Fraser Forster.
Midway by the primary half, Rico Henry got here to the Bees’ rescue. A intelligent give-and-go between Son and Kulusevski noticed the South Korean place a cross on Emerson’s head, and his effort needed to be cleared off the road by the Brentford left-back.
Brentford needed a penalty when Bryan Mbeumo fell below a nudge from Ben Davies, however the contact was minimal and their protests have been dismissed.
Just earlier than the break, Tottenham twice went near including a second. Kane wriggled out of hazard and located Son free in the course of the pitch, shifting over to the appropriate to assist Emerson. Son’s cross was then flicked on by the pinnacle of Arnaut Danjuma and the ball narrowly bounced broad of the far submit.
Soon after, Kulusevski once more discovered Son with a intelligent reverse ball, and he minimize inside to shoot, just for the retreating Ben Mee to disclaim him with an outstanding block.
Spurs have been made to pay for not placing a second away when Brentford equalised simply after half-time. Yoane Wissa skipped past a problem from Clement Lenglet and located Bryan Mbeumo, who minimize inside past a sleeping Ben Davies and located the underside nook.
Ryan Mason’s facet might have regained the lead within the following minutes. Kulusevski flicked the ball over Mee’s head and slipped by Kane, who fired all the best way into row Z of the stadium’s single-tier stand when bearing down on Raya.
On the hour mark, Tottenham discovered themselves behind. Hickey’s move inside Davies discovered Mbeumo sprinting in behind, and he picked out the identical nook to present Brentford the lead.
Spurs’ distress was compounded late on when Oliver Skipp was robbed of the ball by Shandon Baptiste on the sting of his personal field, with Mbeumo working the ball to Wissa to place past Forster.
Entering 9 minutes of stoppage facet, Tottenham threw everybody ahead looking for one other aim, with Richarlison twice denied by flying Raya saves.
Boos rang across the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium at full-time as Spurs have been condemned to a 14th Premier League defeat of the season. Brentford stay firmly within the hunt for Europe.
GK: Fraser Forster – 4/10 – Moved in sluggish movement for Brentford’s objectives. Distribution was largely superb.
RB: Emerson Royal – 5/10 – Wasn’t given the burners by Schade however was hardly happy to see him operating his means both.
CB: Davinson Sanchez – 5/10 – For essentially the most half was superb defensively, although it was notable Tottenham could not actually construct from him.
CB: Clement Lenglet – 4/10 – Hardly evoked confidence, notably when Davies wanted assist doubling up on Mbeumo.
LB: Ben Davies – 3/10 – And boy did Davies need assistance with Mbeumo. Gave him the liberty of north London to run in past him and minimize inside, which was clearly going to occur.
CM: Oliver Skipp – 3/10 – Kept issues easy within the midfield battle as wanted, after which gifted the Bees their third aim.
CM: Yves Bissouma – 6/10 – Had lots of pleasure within the centre of the park on his first begin since coming back from an ankle fracture. Will nearly definitely be used extra below a brand new everlasting head coach.
RM: Arnaut Danjuma – 5/10 – Played with impetus and drive however did not get the ball to stay on a uncommon begin and probability to impress.
AM: Dejan Kulusevski – 7/10 – Looked reborn in a free position between the traces, selecting out Son and Kane along with his ingenuity.
LM: Son Heung-min – 5/10 – Stretched play as a runner and was unfortunate to not discover the online within the first half, however was a lot quieter after the break.
CF: Harry Kane – 8/10 – Up to twenty-eight objectives within the Premier League this season and this may need been the decide of the bunch. Dropped deep to hyperlink play as per.
Substitutes
Lucas Moura (66′ for Danjuma) – 5/10
Pedro Porro (75′ for Emerson) – 5/10
Richarlison (75′ for Kulusevski) – 5/10
Ivan Perisic (85′ for Davies) – N/A
Subs not used: Austin, Dier, Tanganga, Craig, Sarr,
Manager
Ryan Mason – 5/10 – Changed the system and initially acquired a response however he did not have any additional methods up his sleeve as soon as Spurs went behind.
GK: David Raya – 7/10 – Not a lot he might have achieved about Kane’s opener. An spectacular sweeping and kicking show on the dwelling of a membership excited by his providers. Two enormous saves on the finish of the second half.
RB: Aaron Hickey – 7/10 – Enjoyed his duels with Son and supported Mbeumo effectively down the appropriate. Equally comfy moving into midfield and it is simple to see why he is been linked to Manchester City.
CB: Ethan Pinnock – 6/10 – A bit sloppy with possession early within the day however was a lot improved thereafter.
CB: Ben Mee – 6/10 – Likewise had a few bushy moments however all the time appeared comfy and warranted.
LB: Rico Henry – 8/10 – Outstanding. Gobbled up each Danjuma and Lucas, forcing them infield to clog up Kulusevski and Kane’s house.
DM: Vitaly Janelt – 6/10 – Recovered from a so-so first half to face his floor after the break as Brentford got here biting again.
CM: Frank Onyeka – 5/10 – Played a bit too excessive up the pitch as Brentford ceded the midfield battle and was hooked on the break.
CM: Mathias Jensen – 7/10 – Brentford’s greatest performer within the first half finally acquired some assist after the break. Spread play with relative ease.
RW: Bryan Mbeumo – 9/10 – Took full management of the sport after the restart. Two very good objectives and one help fired Brentford to a well-earned win.
CF: Yoane Wissa – 8/10 – Got little out of Sanchez and Lenglet as a standalone quantity 9 at first, however then had extra pleasure pulling them aside along with his deft runs and tempo.
LW: Kevin Schade – 5/10 – Gave Emerson and Sanchez a scare with a flash of tempo however not often ever used it.
Substitutes
Mikkel Damsgaard (46′ for Onyeka) – 7/10 – Looked way more at dwelling breaking Spurs down than Onyeka.
Shandon Baptiste (72′ for Jensen) – 7/10
Zanka (78′ for Schade) – 6/10
Subs not used: Strakosha, Roerslev, Ajer, Ghoddos, Trevitt, Dasilva
Manager
Thomas Frank – 8/10 – Whatever he mentioned at half-time clearly labored. Another huge outcome at a big-six facet.
Player of the match – Bryan Mbeumo (Brentford)
FROM TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR STADIUM – Brentford mounted a second-half comeback to dent Tottenham’s European hopes, operating out 3-1 winners in north London.
Spurs had full management of the primary half however have been made to remorse not killing the sport off as the Bees got here from behind to earn a 3rd win at a big-six facet.
Thomas Frank’s facet at the moment are some extent behind Tottenham and might nonetheless qualify for Europe if outcomes go their means on the final day.
Tottenham took the lead after the five-minute mark by all-time document scorer Harry Kane. Frank Onyeka tripped Oliver Skipp just below 25 yards from aim and Spurs have been awarded a free-kick. Dejan Kulusevski teed up Kane and he curled the ball proper into the highest nook.
The hosts appeared to proceed their quick begin and have been denied a second quickly after. Son Heung-min managed to race in behind Aaron Hickey, however his shot from shut vary was saved out by David Raya.
Down the opposite finish, Brentford appeared to make use of tempo to their benefit too. A mixture-up between Emerson Royal and Davinson Sanchez allowed Kevin Schade to satisfy Ben Mee’s lengthy ball, and his low cross-cum-shot was put behind by Fraser Forster.
Midway by the primary half, Rico Henry got here to the Bees’ rescue. A intelligent give-and-go between Son and Kulusevski noticed the South Korean place a cross on Emerson’s head, and his effort needed to be cleared off the road by the Brentford left-back.
Brentford needed a penalty when Bryan Mbeumo fell below a nudge from Ben Davies, however the contact was minimal and their protests have been dismissed.
Just earlier than the break, Tottenham twice went near including a second. Kane wriggled out of hazard and located Son free in the course of the pitch, shifting over to the appropriate to assist Emerson. Son’s cross was then flicked on by the pinnacle of Arnaut Danjuma and the ball narrowly bounced broad of the far submit.
Soon after, Kulusevski once more discovered Son with a intelligent reverse ball, and he minimize inside to shoot, just for the retreating Ben Mee to disclaim him with an outstanding block.
Spurs have been made to pay for not placing a second away when Brentford equalised simply after half-time. Yoane Wissa skipped past a problem from Clement Lenglet and located Bryan Mbeumo, who minimize inside past a sleeping Ben Davies and located the underside nook.
Ryan Mason’s facet might have regained the lead within the following minutes. Kulusevski flicked the ball over Mee’s head and slipped by Kane, who fired all the best way into row Z of the stadium’s single-tier stand when bearing down on Raya.
On the hour mark, Tottenham discovered themselves behind. Hickey’s move inside Davies discovered Mbeumo sprinting in behind, and he picked out the identical nook to present Brentford the lead.
Spurs’ distress was compounded late on when Oliver Skipp was robbed of the ball by Shandon Baptiste on the sting of his personal field, with Mbeumo working the ball to Wissa to place past Forster.
Entering 9 minutes of stoppage facet, Tottenham threw everybody ahead looking for one other aim, with Richarlison twice denied by flying Raya saves.
Boos rang across the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium at full-time as Spurs have been condemned to a 14th Premier League defeat of the season. Brentford stay firmly within the hunt for Europe.
GK: Fraser Forster – 4/10 – Moved in sluggish movement for Brentford’s objectives. Distribution was largely superb.
RB: Emerson Royal – 5/10 – Wasn’t given the burners by Schade however was hardly happy to see him operating his means both.
CB: Davinson Sanchez – 5/10 – For essentially the most half was superb defensively, although it was notable Tottenham could not actually construct from him.
CB: Clement Lenglet – 4/10 – Hardly evoked confidence, notably when Davies wanted assist doubling up on Mbeumo.
LB: Ben Davies – 3/10 – And boy did Davies need assistance with Mbeumo. Gave him the liberty of north London to run in past him and minimize inside, which was clearly going to occur.
CM: Oliver Skipp – 3/10 – Kept issues easy within the midfield battle as wanted, after which gifted the Bees their third aim.
CM: Yves Bissouma – 6/10 – Had lots of pleasure within the centre of the park on his first begin since coming back from an ankle fracture. Will nearly definitely be used extra below a brand new everlasting head coach.
RM: Arnaut Danjuma – 5/10 – Played with impetus and drive however did not get the ball to stay on a uncommon begin and probability to impress.
AM: Dejan Kulusevski – 7/10 – Looked reborn in a free position between the traces, selecting out Son and Kane along with his ingenuity.
LM: Son Heung-min – 5/10 – Stretched play as a runner and was unfortunate to not discover the online within the first half, however was a lot quieter after the break.
CF: Harry Kane – 8/10 – Up to twenty-eight objectives within the Premier League this season and this may need been the decide of the bunch. Dropped deep to hyperlink play as per.
Substitutes
Lucas Moura (66′ for Danjuma) – 5/10
Pedro Porro (75′ for Emerson) – 5/10
Richarlison (75′ for Kulusevski) – 5/10
Ivan Perisic (85′ for Davies) – N/A
Subs not used: Austin, Dier, Tanganga, Craig, Sarr,
Manager
Ryan Mason – 5/10 – Changed the system and initially acquired a response however he did not have any additional methods up his sleeve as soon as Spurs went behind.
GK: David Raya – 7/10 – Not a lot he might have achieved about Kane’s opener. An spectacular sweeping and kicking show on the dwelling of a membership excited by his providers. Two enormous saves on the finish of the second half.
RB: Aaron Hickey – 7/10 – Enjoyed his duels with Son and supported Mbeumo effectively down the appropriate. Equally comfy moving into midfield and it is simple to see why he is been linked to Manchester City.
CB: Ethan Pinnock – 6/10 – A bit sloppy with possession early within the day however was a lot improved thereafter.
CB: Ben Mee – 6/10 – Likewise had a few bushy moments however all the time appeared comfy and warranted.
LB: Rico Henry – 8/10 – Outstanding. Gobbled up each Danjuma and Lucas, forcing them infield to clog up Kulusevski and Kane’s house.
DM: Vitaly Janelt – 6/10 – Recovered from a so-so first half to face his floor after the break as Brentford got here biting again.
CM: Frank Onyeka – 5/10 – Played a bit too excessive up the pitch as Brentford ceded the midfield battle and was hooked on the break.
CM: Mathias Jensen – 7/10 – Brentford’s greatest performer within the first half finally acquired some assist after the break. Spread play with relative ease.
RW: Bryan Mbeumo – 9/10 – Took full management of the sport after the restart. Two very good objectives and one help fired Brentford to a well-earned win.
CF: Yoane Wissa – 8/10 – Got little out of Sanchez and Lenglet as a standalone quantity 9 at first, however then had extra pleasure pulling them aside along with his deft runs and tempo.
LW: Kevin Schade – 5/10 – Gave Emerson and Sanchez a scare with a flash of tempo however not often ever used it.
Substitutes
Mikkel Damsgaard (46′ for Onyeka) – 7/10 – Looked way more at dwelling breaking Spurs down than Onyeka.
Shandon Baptiste (72′ for Jensen) – 7/10
Zanka (78′ for Schade) – 6/10
Subs not used: Strakosha, Roerslev, Ajer, Ghoddos, Trevitt, Dasilva
Manager
Thomas Frank – 8/10 – Whatever he mentioned at half-time clearly labored. Another huge outcome at a big-six facet.
Player of the match – Bryan Mbeumo (Brentford)
FROM TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR STADIUM – Brentford mounted a second-half comeback to dent Tottenham’s European hopes, operating out 3-1 winners in north London.
Spurs had full management of the primary half however have been made to remorse not killing the sport off as the Bees got here from behind to earn a 3rd win at a big-six facet.
Thomas Frank’s facet at the moment are some extent behind Tottenham and might nonetheless qualify for Europe if outcomes go their means on the final day.
Tottenham took the lead after the five-minute mark by all-time document scorer Harry Kane. Frank Onyeka tripped Oliver Skipp just below 25 yards from aim and Spurs have been awarded a free-kick. Dejan Kulusevski teed up Kane and he curled the ball proper into the highest nook.
The hosts appeared to proceed their quick begin and have been denied a second quickly after. Son Heung-min managed to race in behind Aaron Hickey, however his shot from shut vary was saved out by David Raya.
Down the opposite finish, Brentford appeared to make use of tempo to their benefit too. A mixture-up between Emerson Royal and Davinson Sanchez allowed Kevin Schade to satisfy Ben Mee’s lengthy ball, and his low cross-cum-shot was put behind by Fraser Forster.
Midway by the primary half, Rico Henry got here to the Bees’ rescue. A intelligent give-and-go between Son and Kulusevski noticed the South Korean place a cross on Emerson’s head, and his effort needed to be cleared off the road by the Brentford left-back.
Brentford needed a penalty when Bryan Mbeumo fell below a nudge from Ben Davies, however the contact was minimal and their protests have been dismissed.
Just earlier than the break, Tottenham twice went near including a second. Kane wriggled out of hazard and located Son free in the course of the pitch, shifting over to the appropriate to assist Emerson. Son’s cross was then flicked on by the pinnacle of Arnaut Danjuma and the ball narrowly bounced broad of the far submit.
Soon after, Kulusevski once more discovered Son with a intelligent reverse ball, and he minimize inside to shoot, just for the retreating Ben Mee to disclaim him with an outstanding block.
Spurs have been made to pay for not placing a second away when Brentford equalised simply after half-time. Yoane Wissa skipped past a problem from Clement Lenglet and located Bryan Mbeumo, who minimize inside past a sleeping Ben Davies and located the underside nook.
Ryan Mason’s facet might have regained the lead within the following minutes. Kulusevski flicked the ball over Mee’s head and slipped by Kane, who fired all the best way into row Z of the stadium’s single-tier stand when bearing down on Raya.
On the hour mark, Tottenham discovered themselves behind. Hickey’s move inside Davies discovered Mbeumo sprinting in behind, and he picked out the identical nook to present Brentford the lead.
Spurs’ distress was compounded late on when Oliver Skipp was robbed of the ball by Shandon Baptiste on the sting of his personal field, with Mbeumo working the ball to Wissa to place past Forster.
Entering 9 minutes of stoppage facet, Tottenham threw everybody ahead looking for one other aim, with Richarlison twice denied by flying Raya saves.
Boos rang across the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium at full-time as Spurs have been condemned to a 14th Premier League defeat of the season. Brentford stay firmly within the hunt for Europe.
GK: Fraser Forster – 4/10 – Moved in sluggish movement for Brentford’s objectives. Distribution was largely superb.
RB: Emerson Royal – 5/10 – Wasn’t given the burners by Schade however was hardly happy to see him operating his means both.
CB: Davinson Sanchez – 5/10 – For essentially the most half was superb defensively, although it was notable Tottenham could not actually construct from him.
CB: Clement Lenglet – 4/10 – Hardly evoked confidence, notably when Davies wanted assist doubling up on Mbeumo.
LB: Ben Davies – 3/10 – And boy did Davies need assistance with Mbeumo. Gave him the liberty of north London to run in past him and minimize inside, which was clearly going to occur.
CM: Oliver Skipp – 3/10 – Kept issues easy within the midfield battle as wanted, after which gifted the Bees their third aim.
CM: Yves Bissouma – 6/10 – Had lots of pleasure within the centre of the park on his first begin since coming back from an ankle fracture. Will nearly definitely be used extra below a brand new everlasting head coach.
RM: Arnaut Danjuma – 5/10 – Played with impetus and drive however did not get the ball to stay on a uncommon begin and probability to impress.
AM: Dejan Kulusevski – 7/10 – Looked reborn in a free position between the traces, selecting out Son and Kane along with his ingenuity.
LM: Son Heung-min – 5/10 – Stretched play as a runner and was unfortunate to not discover the online within the first half, however was a lot quieter after the break.
CF: Harry Kane – 8/10 – Up to twenty-eight objectives within the Premier League this season and this may need been the decide of the bunch. Dropped deep to hyperlink play as per.
Substitutes
Lucas Moura (66′ for Danjuma) – 5/10
Pedro Porro (75′ for Emerson) – 5/10
Richarlison (75′ for Kulusevski) – 5/10
Ivan Perisic (85′ for Davies) – N/A
Subs not used: Austin, Dier, Tanganga, Craig, Sarr,
Manager
Ryan Mason – 5/10 – Changed the system and initially acquired a response however he did not have any additional methods up his sleeve as soon as Spurs went behind.
GK: David Raya – 7/10 – Not a lot he might have achieved about Kane’s opener. An spectacular sweeping and kicking show on the dwelling of a membership excited by his providers. Two enormous saves on the finish of the second half.
RB: Aaron Hickey – 7/10 – Enjoyed his duels with Son and supported Mbeumo effectively down the appropriate. Equally comfy moving into midfield and it is simple to see why he is been linked to Manchester City.
CB: Ethan Pinnock – 6/10 – A bit sloppy with possession early within the day however was a lot improved thereafter.
CB: Ben Mee – 6/10 – Likewise had a few bushy moments however all the time appeared comfy and warranted.
LB: Rico Henry – 8/10 – Outstanding. Gobbled up each Danjuma and Lucas, forcing them infield to clog up Kulusevski and Kane’s house.
DM: Vitaly Janelt – 6/10 – Recovered from a so-so first half to face his floor after the break as Brentford got here biting again.
CM: Frank Onyeka – 5/10 – Played a bit too excessive up the pitch as Brentford ceded the midfield battle and was hooked on the break.
CM: Mathias Jensen – 7/10 – Brentford’s greatest performer within the first half finally acquired some assist after the break. Spread play with relative ease.
RW: Bryan Mbeumo – 9/10 – Took full management of the sport after the restart. Two very good objectives and one help fired Brentford to a well-earned win.
CF: Yoane Wissa – 8/10 – Got little out of Sanchez and Lenglet as a standalone quantity 9 at first, however then had extra pleasure pulling them aside along with his deft runs and tempo.
LW: Kevin Schade – 5/10 – Gave Emerson and Sanchez a scare with a flash of tempo however not often ever used it.
Substitutes
Mikkel Damsgaard (46′ for Onyeka) – 7/10 – Looked way more at dwelling breaking Spurs down than Onyeka.
Shandon Baptiste (72′ for Jensen) – 7/10
Zanka (78′ for Schade) – 6/10
Subs not used: Strakosha, Roerslev, Ajer, Ghoddos, Trevitt, Dasilva
Manager
Thomas Frank – 8/10 – Whatever he mentioned at half-time clearly labored. Another huge outcome at a big-six facet.
Player of the match – Bryan Mbeumo (Brentford)
FROM TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR STADIUM – Brentford mounted a second-half comeback to dent Tottenham’s European hopes, operating out 3-1 winners in north London.
Spurs had full management of the primary half however have been made to remorse not killing the sport off as the Bees got here from behind to earn a 3rd win at a big-six facet.
Thomas Frank’s facet at the moment are some extent behind Tottenham and might nonetheless qualify for Europe if outcomes go their means on the final day.
Tottenham took the lead after the five-minute mark by all-time document scorer Harry Kane. Frank Onyeka tripped Oliver Skipp just below 25 yards from aim and Spurs have been awarded a free-kick. Dejan Kulusevski teed up Kane and he curled the ball proper into the highest nook.
The hosts appeared to proceed their quick begin and have been denied a second quickly after. Son Heung-min managed to race in behind Aaron Hickey, however his shot from shut vary was saved out by David Raya.
Down the opposite finish, Brentford appeared to make use of tempo to their benefit too. A mixture-up between Emerson Royal and Davinson Sanchez allowed Kevin Schade to satisfy Ben Mee’s lengthy ball, and his low cross-cum-shot was put behind by Fraser Forster.
Midway by the primary half, Rico Henry got here to the Bees’ rescue. A intelligent give-and-go between Son and Kulusevski noticed the South Korean place a cross on Emerson’s head, and his effort needed to be cleared off the road by the Brentford left-back.
Brentford needed a penalty when Bryan Mbeumo fell below a nudge from Ben Davies, however the contact was minimal and their protests have been dismissed.
Just earlier than the break, Tottenham twice went near including a second. Kane wriggled out of hazard and located Son free in the course of the pitch, shifting over to the appropriate to assist Emerson. Son’s cross was then flicked on by the pinnacle of Arnaut Danjuma and the ball narrowly bounced broad of the far submit.
Soon after, Kulusevski once more discovered Son with a intelligent reverse ball, and he minimize inside to shoot, just for the retreating Ben Mee to disclaim him with an outstanding block.
Spurs have been made to pay for not placing a second away when Brentford equalised simply after half-time. Yoane Wissa skipped past a problem from Clement Lenglet and located Bryan Mbeumo, who minimize inside past a sleeping Ben Davies and located the underside nook.
Ryan Mason’s facet might have regained the lead within the following minutes. Kulusevski flicked the ball over Mee’s head and slipped by Kane, who fired all the best way into row Z of the stadium’s single-tier stand when bearing down on Raya.
On the hour mark, Tottenham discovered themselves behind. Hickey’s move inside Davies discovered Mbeumo sprinting in behind, and he picked out the identical nook to present Brentford the lead.
Spurs’ distress was compounded late on when Oliver Skipp was robbed of the ball by Shandon Baptiste on the sting of his personal field, with Mbeumo working the ball to Wissa to place past Forster.
Entering 9 minutes of stoppage facet, Tottenham threw everybody ahead looking for one other aim, with Richarlison twice denied by flying Raya saves.
Boos rang across the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium at full-time as Spurs have been condemned to a 14th Premier League defeat of the season. Brentford stay firmly within the hunt for Europe.
GK: Fraser Forster – 4/10 – Moved in sluggish movement for Brentford’s objectives. Distribution was largely superb.
RB: Emerson Royal – 5/10 – Wasn’t given the burners by Schade however was hardly happy to see him operating his means both.
CB: Davinson Sanchez – 5/10 – For essentially the most half was superb defensively, although it was notable Tottenham could not actually construct from him.
CB: Clement Lenglet – 4/10 – Hardly evoked confidence, notably when Davies wanted assist doubling up on Mbeumo.
LB: Ben Davies – 3/10 – And boy did Davies need assistance with Mbeumo. Gave him the liberty of north London to run in past him and minimize inside, which was clearly going to occur.
CM: Oliver Skipp – 3/10 – Kept issues easy within the midfield battle as wanted, after which gifted the Bees their third aim.
CM: Yves Bissouma – 6/10 – Had lots of pleasure within the centre of the park on his first begin since coming back from an ankle fracture. Will nearly definitely be used extra below a brand new everlasting head coach.
RM: Arnaut Danjuma – 5/10 – Played with impetus and drive however did not get the ball to stay on a uncommon begin and probability to impress.
AM: Dejan Kulusevski – 7/10 – Looked reborn in a free position between the traces, selecting out Son and Kane along with his ingenuity.
LM: Son Heung-min – 5/10 – Stretched play as a runner and was unfortunate to not discover the online within the first half, however was a lot quieter after the break.
CF: Harry Kane – 8/10 – Up to twenty-eight objectives within the Premier League this season and this may need been the decide of the bunch. Dropped deep to hyperlink play as per.
Substitutes
Lucas Moura (66′ for Danjuma) – 5/10
Pedro Porro (75′ for Emerson) – 5/10
Richarlison (75′ for Kulusevski) – 5/10
Ivan Perisic (85′ for Davies) – N/A
Subs not used: Austin, Dier, Tanganga, Craig, Sarr,
Manager
Ryan Mason – 5/10 – Changed the system and initially acquired a response however he did not have any additional methods up his sleeve as soon as Spurs went behind.
GK: David Raya – 7/10 – Not a lot he might have achieved about Kane’s opener. An spectacular sweeping and kicking show on the dwelling of a membership excited by his providers. Two enormous saves on the finish of the second half.
RB: Aaron Hickey – 7/10 – Enjoyed his duels with Son and supported Mbeumo effectively down the appropriate. Equally comfy moving into midfield and it is simple to see why he is been linked to Manchester City.
CB: Ethan Pinnock – 6/10 – A bit sloppy with possession early within the day however was a lot improved thereafter.
CB: Ben Mee – 6/10 – Likewise had a few bushy moments however all the time appeared comfy and warranted.
LB: Rico Henry – 8/10 – Outstanding. Gobbled up each Danjuma and Lucas, forcing them infield to clog up Kulusevski and Kane’s house.
DM: Vitaly Janelt – 6/10 – Recovered from a so-so first half to face his floor after the break as Brentford got here biting again.
CM: Frank Onyeka – 5/10 – Played a bit too excessive up the pitch as Brentford ceded the midfield battle and was hooked on the break.
CM: Mathias Jensen – 7/10 – Brentford’s greatest performer within the first half finally acquired some assist after the break. Spread play with relative ease.
RW: Bryan Mbeumo – 9/10 – Took full management of the sport after the restart. Two very good objectives and one help fired Brentford to a well-earned win.
CF: Yoane Wissa – 8/10 – Got little out of Sanchez and Lenglet as a standalone quantity 9 at first, however then had extra pleasure pulling them aside along with his deft runs and tempo.
LW: Kevin Schade – 5/10 – Gave Emerson and Sanchez a scare with a flash of tempo however not often ever used it.
Substitutes
Mikkel Damsgaard (46′ for Onyeka) – 7/10 – Looked way more at dwelling breaking Spurs down than Onyeka.
Shandon Baptiste (72′ for Jensen) – 7/10
Zanka (78′ for Schade) – 6/10
Subs not used: Strakosha, Roerslev, Ajer, Ghoddos, Trevitt, Dasilva
Manager
Thomas Frank – 8/10 – Whatever he mentioned at half-time clearly labored. Another huge outcome at a big-six facet.
Player of the match – Bryan Mbeumo (Brentford)
FROM TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR STADIUM – Brentford mounted a second-half comeback to dent Tottenham’s European hopes, operating out 3-1 winners in north London.
Spurs had full management of the primary half however have been made to remorse not killing the sport off as the Bees got here from behind to earn a 3rd win at a big-six facet.
Thomas Frank’s facet at the moment are some extent behind Tottenham and might nonetheless qualify for Europe if outcomes go their means on the final day.
Tottenham took the lead after the five-minute mark by all-time document scorer Harry Kane. Frank Onyeka tripped Oliver Skipp just below 25 yards from aim and Spurs have been awarded a free-kick. Dejan Kulusevski teed up Kane and he curled the ball proper into the highest nook.
The hosts appeared to proceed their quick begin and have been denied a second quickly after. Son Heung-min managed to race in behind Aaron Hickey, however his shot from shut vary was saved out by David Raya.
Down the opposite finish, Brentford appeared to make use of tempo to their benefit too. A mixture-up between Emerson Royal and Davinson Sanchez allowed Kevin Schade to satisfy Ben Mee’s lengthy ball, and his low cross-cum-shot was put behind by Fraser Forster.
Midway by the primary half, Rico Henry got here to the Bees’ rescue. A intelligent give-and-go between Son and Kulusevski noticed the South Korean place a cross on Emerson’s head, and his effort needed to be cleared off the road by the Brentford left-back.
Brentford needed a penalty when Bryan Mbeumo fell below a nudge from Ben Davies, however the contact was minimal and their protests have been dismissed.
Just earlier than the break, Tottenham twice went near including a second. Kane wriggled out of hazard and located Son free in the course of the pitch, shifting over to the appropriate to assist Emerson. Son’s cross was then flicked on by the pinnacle of Arnaut Danjuma and the ball narrowly bounced broad of the far submit.
Soon after, Kulusevski once more discovered Son with a intelligent reverse ball, and he minimize inside to shoot, just for the retreating Ben Mee to disclaim him with an outstanding block.
Spurs have been made to pay for not placing a second away when Brentford equalised simply after half-time. Yoane Wissa skipped past a problem from Clement Lenglet and located Bryan Mbeumo, who minimize inside past a sleeping Ben Davies and located the underside nook.
Ryan Mason’s facet might have regained the lead within the following minutes. Kulusevski flicked the ball over Mee’s head and slipped by Kane, who fired all the best way into row Z of the stadium’s single-tier stand when bearing down on Raya.
On the hour mark, Tottenham discovered themselves behind. Hickey’s move inside Davies discovered Mbeumo sprinting in behind, and he picked out the identical nook to present Brentford the lead.
Spurs’ distress was compounded late on when Oliver Skipp was robbed of the ball by Shandon Baptiste on the sting of his personal field, with Mbeumo working the ball to Wissa to place past Forster.
Entering 9 minutes of stoppage facet, Tottenham threw everybody ahead looking for one other aim, with Richarlison twice denied by flying Raya saves.
Boos rang across the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium at full-time as Spurs have been condemned to a 14th Premier League defeat of the season. Brentford stay firmly within the hunt for Europe.
GK: Fraser Forster – 4/10 – Moved in sluggish movement for Brentford’s objectives. Distribution was largely superb.
RB: Emerson Royal – 5/10 – Wasn’t given the burners by Schade however was hardly happy to see him operating his means both.
CB: Davinson Sanchez – 5/10 – For essentially the most half was superb defensively, although it was notable Tottenham could not actually construct from him.
CB: Clement Lenglet – 4/10 – Hardly evoked confidence, notably when Davies wanted assist doubling up on Mbeumo.
LB: Ben Davies – 3/10 – And boy did Davies need assistance with Mbeumo. Gave him the liberty of north London to run in past him and minimize inside, which was clearly going to occur.
CM: Oliver Skipp – 3/10 – Kept issues easy within the midfield battle as wanted, after which gifted the Bees their third aim.
CM: Yves Bissouma – 6/10 – Had lots of pleasure within the centre of the park on his first begin since coming back from an ankle fracture. Will nearly definitely be used extra below a brand new everlasting head coach.
RM: Arnaut Danjuma – 5/10 – Played with impetus and drive however did not get the ball to stay on a uncommon begin and probability to impress.
AM: Dejan Kulusevski – 7/10 – Looked reborn in a free position between the traces, selecting out Son and Kane along with his ingenuity.
LM: Son Heung-min – 5/10 – Stretched play as a runner and was unfortunate to not discover the online within the first half, however was a lot quieter after the break.
CF: Harry Kane – 8/10 – Up to twenty-eight objectives within the Premier League this season and this may need been the decide of the bunch. Dropped deep to hyperlink play as per.
Substitutes
Lucas Moura (66′ for Danjuma) – 5/10
Pedro Porro (75′ for Emerson) – 5/10
Richarlison (75′ for Kulusevski) – 5/10
Ivan Perisic (85′ for Davies) – N/A
Subs not used: Austin, Dier, Tanganga, Craig, Sarr,
Manager
Ryan Mason – 5/10 – Changed the system and initially acquired a response however he did not have any additional methods up his sleeve as soon as Spurs went behind.
GK: David Raya – 7/10 – Not a lot he might have achieved about Kane’s opener. An spectacular sweeping and kicking show on the dwelling of a membership excited by his providers. Two enormous saves on the finish of the second half.
RB: Aaron Hickey – 7/10 – Enjoyed his duels with Son and supported Mbeumo effectively down the appropriate. Equally comfy moving into midfield and it is simple to see why he is been linked to Manchester City.
CB: Ethan Pinnock – 6/10 – A bit sloppy with possession early within the day however was a lot improved thereafter.
CB: Ben Mee – 6/10 – Likewise had a few bushy moments however all the time appeared comfy and warranted.
LB: Rico Henry – 8/10 – Outstanding. Gobbled up each Danjuma and Lucas, forcing them infield to clog up Kulusevski and Kane’s house.
DM: Vitaly Janelt – 6/10 – Recovered from a so-so first half to face his floor after the break as Brentford got here biting again.
CM: Frank Onyeka – 5/10 – Played a bit too excessive up the pitch as Brentford ceded the midfield battle and was hooked on the break.
CM: Mathias Jensen – 7/10 – Brentford’s greatest performer within the first half finally acquired some assist after the break. Spread play with relative ease.
RW: Bryan Mbeumo – 9/10 – Took full management of the sport after the restart. Two very good objectives and one help fired Brentford to a well-earned win.
CF: Yoane Wissa – 8/10 – Got little out of Sanchez and Lenglet as a standalone quantity 9 at first, however then had extra pleasure pulling them aside along with his deft runs and tempo.
LW: Kevin Schade – 5/10 – Gave Emerson and Sanchez a scare with a flash of tempo however not often ever used it.
Substitutes
Mikkel Damsgaard (46′ for Onyeka) – 7/10 – Looked way more at dwelling breaking Spurs down than Onyeka.
Shandon Baptiste (72′ for Jensen) – 7/10
Zanka (78′ for Schade) – 6/10
Subs not used: Strakosha, Roerslev, Ajer, Ghoddos, Trevitt, Dasilva
Manager
Thomas Frank – 8/10 – Whatever he mentioned at half-time clearly labored. Another huge outcome at a big-six facet.
Player of the match – Bryan Mbeumo (Brentford)
FROM TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR STADIUM – Brentford mounted a second-half comeback to dent Tottenham’s European hopes, operating out 3-1 winners in north London.
Spurs had full management of the primary half however have been made to remorse not killing the sport off as the Bees got here from behind to earn a 3rd win at a big-six facet.
Thomas Frank’s facet at the moment are some extent behind Tottenham and might nonetheless qualify for Europe if outcomes go their means on the final day.
Tottenham took the lead after the five-minute mark by all-time document scorer Harry Kane. Frank Onyeka tripped Oliver Skipp just below 25 yards from aim and Spurs have been awarded a free-kick. Dejan Kulusevski teed up Kane and he curled the ball proper into the highest nook.
The hosts appeared to proceed their quick begin and have been denied a second quickly after. Son Heung-min managed to race in behind Aaron Hickey, however his shot from shut vary was saved out by David Raya.
Down the opposite finish, Brentford appeared to make use of tempo to their benefit too. A mixture-up between Emerson Royal and Davinson Sanchez allowed Kevin Schade to satisfy Ben Mee’s lengthy ball, and his low cross-cum-shot was put behind by Fraser Forster.
Midway by the primary half, Rico Henry got here to the Bees’ rescue. A intelligent give-and-go between Son and Kulusevski noticed the South Korean place a cross on Emerson’s head, and his effort needed to be cleared off the road by the Brentford left-back.
Brentford needed a penalty when Bryan Mbeumo fell below a nudge from Ben Davies, however the contact was minimal and their protests have been dismissed.
Just earlier than the break, Tottenham twice went near including a second. Kane wriggled out of hazard and located Son free in the course of the pitch, shifting over to the appropriate to assist Emerson. Son’s cross was then flicked on by the pinnacle of Arnaut Danjuma and the ball narrowly bounced broad of the far submit.
Soon after, Kulusevski once more discovered Son with a intelligent reverse ball, and he minimize inside to shoot, just for the retreating Ben Mee to disclaim him with an outstanding block.
Spurs have been made to pay for not placing a second away when Brentford equalised simply after half-time. Yoane Wissa skipped past a problem from Clement Lenglet and located Bryan Mbeumo, who minimize inside past a sleeping Ben Davies and located the underside nook.
Ryan Mason’s facet might have regained the lead within the following minutes. Kulusevski flicked the ball over Mee’s head and slipped by Kane, who fired all the best way into row Z of the stadium’s single-tier stand when bearing down on Raya.
On the hour mark, Tottenham discovered themselves behind. Hickey’s move inside Davies discovered Mbeumo sprinting in behind, and he picked out the identical nook to present Brentford the lead.
Spurs’ distress was compounded late on when Oliver Skipp was robbed of the ball by Shandon Baptiste on the sting of his personal field, with Mbeumo working the ball to Wissa to place past Forster.
Entering 9 minutes of stoppage facet, Tottenham threw everybody ahead looking for one other aim, with Richarlison twice denied by flying Raya saves.
Boos rang across the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium at full-time as Spurs have been condemned to a 14th Premier League defeat of the season. Brentford stay firmly within the hunt for Europe.
GK: Fraser Forster – 4/10 – Moved in sluggish movement for Brentford’s objectives. Distribution was largely superb.
RB: Emerson Royal – 5/10 – Wasn’t given the burners by Schade however was hardly happy to see him operating his means both.
CB: Davinson Sanchez – 5/10 – For essentially the most half was superb defensively, although it was notable Tottenham could not actually construct from him.
CB: Clement Lenglet – 4/10 – Hardly evoked confidence, notably when Davies wanted assist doubling up on Mbeumo.
LB: Ben Davies – 3/10 – And boy did Davies need assistance with Mbeumo. Gave him the liberty of north London to run in past him and minimize inside, which was clearly going to occur.
CM: Oliver Skipp – 3/10 – Kept issues easy within the midfield battle as wanted, after which gifted the Bees their third aim.
CM: Yves Bissouma – 6/10 – Had lots of pleasure within the centre of the park on his first begin since coming back from an ankle fracture. Will nearly definitely be used extra below a brand new everlasting head coach.
RM: Arnaut Danjuma – 5/10 – Played with impetus and drive however did not get the ball to stay on a uncommon begin and probability to impress.
AM: Dejan Kulusevski – 7/10 – Looked reborn in a free position between the traces, selecting out Son and Kane along with his ingenuity.
LM: Son Heung-min – 5/10 – Stretched play as a runner and was unfortunate to not discover the online within the first half, however was a lot quieter after the break.
CF: Harry Kane – 8/10 – Up to twenty-eight objectives within the Premier League this season and this may need been the decide of the bunch. Dropped deep to hyperlink play as per.
Substitutes
Lucas Moura (66′ for Danjuma) – 5/10
Pedro Porro (75′ for Emerson) – 5/10
Richarlison (75′ for Kulusevski) – 5/10
Ivan Perisic (85′ for Davies) – N/A
Subs not used: Austin, Dier, Tanganga, Craig, Sarr,
Manager
Ryan Mason – 5/10 – Changed the system and initially acquired a response however he did not have any additional methods up his sleeve as soon as Spurs went behind.
GK: David Raya – 7/10 – Not a lot he might have achieved about Kane’s opener. An spectacular sweeping and kicking show on the dwelling of a membership excited by his providers. Two enormous saves on the finish of the second half.
RB: Aaron Hickey – 7/10 – Enjoyed his duels with Son and supported Mbeumo effectively down the appropriate. Equally comfy moving into midfield and it is simple to see why he is been linked to Manchester City.
CB: Ethan Pinnock – 6/10 – A bit sloppy with possession early within the day however was a lot improved thereafter.
CB: Ben Mee – 6/10 – Likewise had a few bushy moments however all the time appeared comfy and warranted.
LB: Rico Henry – 8/10 – Outstanding. Gobbled up each Danjuma and Lucas, forcing them infield to clog up Kulusevski and Kane’s house.
DM: Vitaly Janelt – 6/10 – Recovered from a so-so first half to face his floor after the break as Brentford got here biting again.
CM: Frank Onyeka – 5/10 – Played a bit too excessive up the pitch as Brentford ceded the midfield battle and was hooked on the break.
CM: Mathias Jensen – 7/10 – Brentford’s greatest performer within the first half finally acquired some assist after the break. Spread play with relative ease.
RW: Bryan Mbeumo – 9/10 – Took full management of the sport after the restart. Two very good objectives and one help fired Brentford to a well-earned win.
CF: Yoane Wissa – 8/10 – Got little out of Sanchez and Lenglet as a standalone quantity 9 at first, however then had extra pleasure pulling them aside along with his deft runs and tempo.
LW: Kevin Schade – 5/10 – Gave Emerson and Sanchez a scare with a flash of tempo however not often ever used it.
Substitutes
Mikkel Damsgaard (46′ for Onyeka) – 7/10 – Looked way more at dwelling breaking Spurs down than Onyeka.
Shandon Baptiste (72′ for Jensen) – 7/10
Zanka (78′ for Schade) – 6/10
Subs not used: Strakosha, Roerslev, Ajer, Ghoddos, Trevitt, Dasilva
Manager
Thomas Frank – 8/10 – Whatever he mentioned at half-time clearly labored. Another huge outcome at a big-six facet.
Player of the match – Bryan Mbeumo (Brentford)
FROM TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR STADIUM – Brentford mounted a second-half comeback to dent Tottenham’s European hopes, operating out 3-1 winners in north London.
Spurs had full management of the primary half however have been made to remorse not killing the sport off as the Bees got here from behind to earn a 3rd win at a big-six facet.
Thomas Frank’s facet at the moment are some extent behind Tottenham and might nonetheless qualify for Europe if outcomes go their means on the final day.
Tottenham took the lead after the five-minute mark by all-time document scorer Harry Kane. Frank Onyeka tripped Oliver Skipp just below 25 yards from aim and Spurs have been awarded a free-kick. Dejan Kulusevski teed up Kane and he curled the ball proper into the highest nook.
The hosts appeared to proceed their quick begin and have been denied a second quickly after. Son Heung-min managed to race in behind Aaron Hickey, however his shot from shut vary was saved out by David Raya.
Down the opposite finish, Brentford appeared to make use of tempo to their benefit too. A mixture-up between Emerson Royal and Davinson Sanchez allowed Kevin Schade to satisfy Ben Mee’s lengthy ball, and his low cross-cum-shot was put behind by Fraser Forster.
Midway by the primary half, Rico Henry got here to the Bees’ rescue. A intelligent give-and-go between Son and Kulusevski noticed the South Korean place a cross on Emerson’s head, and his effort needed to be cleared off the road by the Brentford left-back.
Brentford needed a penalty when Bryan Mbeumo fell below a nudge from Ben Davies, however the contact was minimal and their protests have been dismissed.
Just earlier than the break, Tottenham twice went near including a second. Kane wriggled out of hazard and located Son free in the course of the pitch, shifting over to the appropriate to assist Emerson. Son’s cross was then flicked on by the pinnacle of Arnaut Danjuma and the ball narrowly bounced broad of the far submit.
Soon after, Kulusevski once more discovered Son with a intelligent reverse ball, and he minimize inside to shoot, just for the retreating Ben Mee to disclaim him with an outstanding block.
Spurs have been made to pay for not placing a second away when Brentford equalised simply after half-time. Yoane Wissa skipped past a problem from Clement Lenglet and located Bryan Mbeumo, who minimize inside past a sleeping Ben Davies and located the underside nook.
Ryan Mason’s facet might have regained the lead within the following minutes. Kulusevski flicked the ball over Mee’s head and slipped by Kane, who fired all the best way into row Z of the stadium’s single-tier stand when bearing down on Raya.
On the hour mark, Tottenham discovered themselves behind. Hickey’s move inside Davies discovered Mbeumo sprinting in behind, and he picked out the identical nook to present Brentford the lead.
Spurs’ distress was compounded late on when Oliver Skipp was robbed of the ball by Shandon Baptiste on the sting of his personal field, with Mbeumo working the ball to Wissa to place past Forster.
Entering 9 minutes of stoppage facet, Tottenham threw everybody ahead looking for one other aim, with Richarlison twice denied by flying Raya saves.
Boos rang across the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium at full-time as Spurs have been condemned to a 14th Premier League defeat of the season. Brentford stay firmly within the hunt for Europe.
GK: Fraser Forster – 4/10 – Moved in sluggish movement for Brentford’s objectives. Distribution was largely superb.
RB: Emerson Royal – 5/10 – Wasn’t given the burners by Schade however was hardly happy to see him operating his means both.
CB: Davinson Sanchez – 5/10 – For essentially the most half was superb defensively, although it was notable Tottenham could not actually construct from him.
CB: Clement Lenglet – 4/10 – Hardly evoked confidence, notably when Davies wanted assist doubling up on Mbeumo.
LB: Ben Davies – 3/10 – And boy did Davies need assistance with Mbeumo. Gave him the liberty of north London to run in past him and minimize inside, which was clearly going to occur.
CM: Oliver Skipp – 3/10 – Kept issues easy within the midfield battle as wanted, after which gifted the Bees their third aim.
CM: Yves Bissouma – 6/10 – Had lots of pleasure within the centre of the park on his first begin since coming back from an ankle fracture. Will nearly definitely be used extra below a brand new everlasting head coach.
RM: Arnaut Danjuma – 5/10 – Played with impetus and drive however did not get the ball to stay on a uncommon begin and probability to impress.
AM: Dejan Kulusevski – 7/10 – Looked reborn in a free position between the traces, selecting out Son and Kane along with his ingenuity.
LM: Son Heung-min – 5/10 – Stretched play as a runner and was unfortunate to not discover the online within the first half, however was a lot quieter after the break.
CF: Harry Kane – 8/10 – Up to twenty-eight objectives within the Premier League this season and this may need been the decide of the bunch. Dropped deep to hyperlink play as per.
Substitutes
Lucas Moura (66′ for Danjuma) – 5/10
Pedro Porro (75′ for Emerson) – 5/10
Richarlison (75′ for Kulusevski) – 5/10
Ivan Perisic (85′ for Davies) – N/A
Subs not used: Austin, Dier, Tanganga, Craig, Sarr,
Manager
Ryan Mason – 5/10 – Changed the system and initially acquired a response however he did not have any additional methods up his sleeve as soon as Spurs went behind.
GK: David Raya – 7/10 – Not a lot he might have achieved about Kane’s opener. An spectacular sweeping and kicking show on the dwelling of a membership excited by his providers. Two enormous saves on the finish of the second half.
RB: Aaron Hickey – 7/10 – Enjoyed his duels with Son and supported Mbeumo effectively down the appropriate. Equally comfy moving into midfield and it is simple to see why he is been linked to Manchester City.
CB: Ethan Pinnock – 6/10 – A bit sloppy with possession early within the day however was a lot improved thereafter.
CB: Ben Mee – 6/10 – Likewise had a few bushy moments however all the time appeared comfy and warranted.
LB: Rico Henry – 8/10 – Outstanding. Gobbled up each Danjuma and Lucas, forcing them infield to clog up Kulusevski and Kane’s house.
DM: Vitaly Janelt – 6/10 – Recovered from a so-so first half to face his floor after the break as Brentford got here biting again.
CM: Frank Onyeka – 5/10 – Played a bit too excessive up the pitch as Brentford ceded the midfield battle and was hooked on the break.
CM: Mathias Jensen – 7/10 – Brentford’s greatest performer within the first half finally acquired some assist after the break. Spread play with relative ease.
RW: Bryan Mbeumo – 9/10 – Took full management of the sport after the restart. Two very good objectives and one help fired Brentford to a well-earned win.
CF: Yoane Wissa – 8/10 – Got little out of Sanchez and Lenglet as a standalone quantity 9 at first, however then had extra pleasure pulling them aside along with his deft runs and tempo.
LW: Kevin Schade – 5/10 – Gave Emerson and Sanchez a scare with a flash of tempo however not often ever used it.
Substitutes
Mikkel Damsgaard (46′ for Onyeka) – 7/10 – Looked way more at dwelling breaking Spurs down than Onyeka.
Shandon Baptiste (72′ for Jensen) – 7/10
Zanka (78′ for Schade) – 6/10
Subs not used: Strakosha, Roerslev, Ajer, Ghoddos, Trevitt, Dasilva
Manager
Thomas Frank – 8/10 – Whatever he mentioned at half-time clearly labored. Another huge outcome at a big-six facet.
Player of the match – Bryan Mbeumo (Brentford)
FROM TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR STADIUM – Brentford mounted a second-half comeback to dent Tottenham’s European hopes, operating out 3-1 winners in north London.
Spurs had full management of the primary half however have been made to remorse not killing the sport off as the Bees got here from behind to earn a 3rd win at a big-six facet.
Thomas Frank’s facet at the moment are some extent behind Tottenham and might nonetheless qualify for Europe if outcomes go their means on the final day.
Tottenham took the lead after the five-minute mark by all-time document scorer Harry Kane. Frank Onyeka tripped Oliver Skipp just below 25 yards from aim and Spurs have been awarded a free-kick. Dejan Kulusevski teed up Kane and he curled the ball proper into the highest nook.
The hosts appeared to proceed their quick begin and have been denied a second quickly after. Son Heung-min managed to race in behind Aaron Hickey, however his shot from shut vary was saved out by David Raya.
Down the opposite finish, Brentford appeared to make use of tempo to their benefit too. A mixture-up between Emerson Royal and Davinson Sanchez allowed Kevin Schade to satisfy Ben Mee’s lengthy ball, and his low cross-cum-shot was put behind by Fraser Forster.
Midway by the primary half, Rico Henry got here to the Bees’ rescue. A intelligent give-and-go between Son and Kulusevski noticed the South Korean place a cross on Emerson’s head, and his effort needed to be cleared off the road by the Brentford left-back.
Brentford needed a penalty when Bryan Mbeumo fell below a nudge from Ben Davies, however the contact was minimal and their protests have been dismissed.
Just earlier than the break, Tottenham twice went near including a second. Kane wriggled out of hazard and located Son free in the course of the pitch, shifting over to the appropriate to assist Emerson. Son’s cross was then flicked on by the pinnacle of Arnaut Danjuma and the ball narrowly bounced broad of the far submit.
Soon after, Kulusevski once more discovered Son with a intelligent reverse ball, and he minimize inside to shoot, just for the retreating Ben Mee to disclaim him with an outstanding block.
Spurs have been made to pay for not placing a second away when Brentford equalised simply after half-time. Yoane Wissa skipped past a problem from Clement Lenglet and located Bryan Mbeumo, who minimize inside past a sleeping Ben Davies and located the underside nook.
Ryan Mason’s facet might have regained the lead within the following minutes. Kulusevski flicked the ball over Mee’s head and slipped by Kane, who fired all the best way into row Z of the stadium’s single-tier stand when bearing down on Raya.
On the hour mark, Tottenham discovered themselves behind. Hickey’s move inside Davies discovered Mbeumo sprinting in behind, and he picked out the identical nook to present Brentford the lead.
Spurs’ distress was compounded late on when Oliver Skipp was robbed of the ball by Shandon Baptiste on the sting of his personal field, with Mbeumo working the ball to Wissa to place past Forster.
Entering 9 minutes of stoppage facet, Tottenham threw everybody ahead looking for one other aim, with Richarlison twice denied by flying Raya saves.
Boos rang across the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium at full-time as Spurs have been condemned to a 14th Premier League defeat of the season. Brentford stay firmly within the hunt for Europe.
GK: Fraser Forster – 4/10 – Moved in sluggish movement for Brentford’s objectives. Distribution was largely superb.
RB: Emerson Royal – 5/10 – Wasn’t given the burners by Schade however was hardly happy to see him operating his means both.
CB: Davinson Sanchez – 5/10 – For essentially the most half was superb defensively, although it was notable Tottenham could not actually construct from him.
CB: Clement Lenglet – 4/10 – Hardly evoked confidence, notably when Davies wanted assist doubling up on Mbeumo.
LB: Ben Davies – 3/10 – And boy did Davies need assistance with Mbeumo. Gave him the liberty of north London to run in past him and minimize inside, which was clearly going to occur.
CM: Oliver Skipp – 3/10 – Kept issues easy within the midfield battle as wanted, after which gifted the Bees their third aim.
CM: Yves Bissouma – 6/10 – Had lots of pleasure within the centre of the park on his first begin since coming back from an ankle fracture. Will nearly definitely be used extra below a brand new everlasting head coach.
RM: Arnaut Danjuma – 5/10 – Played with impetus and drive however did not get the ball to stay on a uncommon begin and probability to impress.
AM: Dejan Kulusevski – 7/10 – Looked reborn in a free position between the traces, selecting out Son and Kane along with his ingenuity.
LM: Son Heung-min – 5/10 – Stretched play as a runner and was unfortunate to not discover the online within the first half, however was a lot quieter after the break.
CF: Harry Kane – 8/10 – Up to twenty-eight objectives within the Premier League this season and this may need been the decide of the bunch. Dropped deep to hyperlink play as per.
Substitutes
Lucas Moura (66′ for Danjuma) – 5/10
Pedro Porro (75′ for Emerson) – 5/10
Richarlison (75′ for Kulusevski) – 5/10
Ivan Perisic (85′ for Davies) – N/A
Subs not used: Austin, Dier, Tanganga, Craig, Sarr,
Manager
Ryan Mason – 5/10 – Changed the system and initially acquired a response however he did not have any additional methods up his sleeve as soon as Spurs went behind.
GK: David Raya – 7/10 – Not a lot he might have achieved about Kane’s opener. An spectacular sweeping and kicking show on the dwelling of a membership excited by his providers. Two enormous saves on the finish of the second half.
RB: Aaron Hickey – 7/10 – Enjoyed his duels with Son and supported Mbeumo effectively down the appropriate. Equally comfy moving into midfield and it is simple to see why he is been linked to Manchester City.
CB: Ethan Pinnock – 6/10 – A bit sloppy with possession early within the day however was a lot improved thereafter.
CB: Ben Mee – 6/10 – Likewise had a few bushy moments however all the time appeared comfy and warranted.
LB: Rico Henry – 8/10 – Outstanding. Gobbled up each Danjuma and Lucas, forcing them infield to clog up Kulusevski and Kane’s house.
DM: Vitaly Janelt – 6/10 – Recovered from a so-so first half to face his floor after the break as Brentford got here biting again.
CM: Frank Onyeka – 5/10 – Played a bit too excessive up the pitch as Brentford ceded the midfield battle and was hooked on the break.
CM: Mathias Jensen – 7/10 – Brentford’s greatest performer within the first half finally acquired some assist after the break. Spread play with relative ease.
RW: Bryan Mbeumo – 9/10 – Took full management of the sport after the restart. Two very good objectives and one help fired Brentford to a well-earned win.
CF: Yoane Wissa – 8/10 – Got little out of Sanchez and Lenglet as a standalone quantity 9 at first, however then had extra pleasure pulling them aside along with his deft runs and tempo.
LW: Kevin Schade – 5/10 – Gave Emerson and Sanchez a scare with a flash of tempo however not often ever used it.
Substitutes
Mikkel Damsgaard (46′ for Onyeka) – 7/10 – Looked way more at dwelling breaking Spurs down than Onyeka.
Shandon Baptiste (72′ for Jensen) – 7/10
Zanka (78′ for Schade) – 6/10
Subs not used: Strakosha, Roerslev, Ajer, Ghoddos, Trevitt, Dasilva
Manager
Thomas Frank – 8/10 – Whatever he mentioned at half-time clearly labored. Another huge outcome at a big-six facet.
Player of the match – Bryan Mbeumo (Brentford)
FROM TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR STADIUM – Brentford mounted a second-half comeback to dent Tottenham’s European hopes, operating out 3-1 winners in north London.
Spurs had full management of the primary half however have been made to remorse not killing the sport off as the Bees got here from behind to earn a 3rd win at a big-six facet.
Thomas Frank’s facet at the moment are some extent behind Tottenham and might nonetheless qualify for Europe if outcomes go their means on the final day.
Tottenham took the lead after the five-minute mark by all-time document scorer Harry Kane. Frank Onyeka tripped Oliver Skipp just below 25 yards from aim and Spurs have been awarded a free-kick. Dejan Kulusevski teed up Kane and he curled the ball proper into the highest nook.
The hosts appeared to proceed their quick begin and have been denied a second quickly after. Son Heung-min managed to race in behind Aaron Hickey, however his shot from shut vary was saved out by David Raya.
Down the opposite finish, Brentford appeared to make use of tempo to their benefit too. A mixture-up between Emerson Royal and Davinson Sanchez allowed Kevin Schade to satisfy Ben Mee’s lengthy ball, and his low cross-cum-shot was put behind by Fraser Forster.
Midway by the primary half, Rico Henry got here to the Bees’ rescue. A intelligent give-and-go between Son and Kulusevski noticed the South Korean place a cross on Emerson’s head, and his effort needed to be cleared off the road by the Brentford left-back.
Brentford needed a penalty when Bryan Mbeumo fell below a nudge from Ben Davies, however the contact was minimal and their protests have been dismissed.
Just earlier than the break, Tottenham twice went near including a second. Kane wriggled out of hazard and located Son free in the course of the pitch, shifting over to the appropriate to assist Emerson. Son’s cross was then flicked on by the pinnacle of Arnaut Danjuma and the ball narrowly bounced broad of the far submit.
Soon after, Kulusevski once more discovered Son with a intelligent reverse ball, and he minimize inside to shoot, just for the retreating Ben Mee to disclaim him with an outstanding block.
Spurs have been made to pay for not placing a second away when Brentford equalised simply after half-time. Yoane Wissa skipped past a problem from Clement Lenglet and located Bryan Mbeumo, who minimize inside past a sleeping Ben Davies and located the underside nook.
Ryan Mason’s facet might have regained the lead within the following minutes. Kulusevski flicked the ball over Mee’s head and slipped by Kane, who fired all the best way into row Z of the stadium’s single-tier stand when bearing down on Raya.
On the hour mark, Tottenham discovered themselves behind. Hickey’s move inside Davies discovered Mbeumo sprinting in behind, and he picked out the identical nook to present Brentford the lead.
Spurs’ distress was compounded late on when Oliver Skipp was robbed of the ball by Shandon Baptiste on the sting of his personal field, with Mbeumo working the ball to Wissa to place past Forster.
Entering 9 minutes of stoppage facet, Tottenham threw everybody ahead looking for one other aim, with Richarlison twice denied by flying Raya saves.
Boos rang across the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium at full-time as Spurs have been condemned to a 14th Premier League defeat of the season. Brentford stay firmly within the hunt for Europe.
GK: Fraser Forster – 4/10 – Moved in sluggish movement for Brentford’s objectives. Distribution was largely superb.
RB: Emerson Royal – 5/10 – Wasn’t given the burners by Schade however was hardly happy to see him operating his means both.
CB: Davinson Sanchez – 5/10 – For essentially the most half was superb defensively, although it was notable Tottenham could not actually construct from him.
CB: Clement Lenglet – 4/10 – Hardly evoked confidence, notably when Davies wanted assist doubling up on Mbeumo.
LB: Ben Davies – 3/10 – And boy did Davies need assistance with Mbeumo. Gave him the liberty of north London to run in past him and minimize inside, which was clearly going to occur.
CM: Oliver Skipp – 3/10 – Kept issues easy within the midfield battle as wanted, after which gifted the Bees their third aim.
CM: Yves Bissouma – 6/10 – Had lots of pleasure within the centre of the park on his first begin since coming back from an ankle fracture. Will nearly definitely be used extra below a brand new everlasting head coach.
RM: Arnaut Danjuma – 5/10 – Played with impetus and drive however did not get the ball to stay on a uncommon begin and probability to impress.
AM: Dejan Kulusevski – 7/10 – Looked reborn in a free position between the traces, selecting out Son and Kane along with his ingenuity.
LM: Son Heung-min – 5/10 – Stretched play as a runner and was unfortunate to not discover the online within the first half, however was a lot quieter after the break.
CF: Harry Kane – 8/10 – Up to twenty-eight objectives within the Premier League this season and this may need been the decide of the bunch. Dropped deep to hyperlink play as per.
Substitutes
Lucas Moura (66′ for Danjuma) – 5/10
Pedro Porro (75′ for Emerson) – 5/10
Richarlison (75′ for Kulusevski) – 5/10
Ivan Perisic (85′ for Davies) – N/A
Subs not used: Austin, Dier, Tanganga, Craig, Sarr,
Manager
Ryan Mason – 5/10 – Changed the system and initially acquired a response however he did not have any additional methods up his sleeve as soon as Spurs went behind.
GK: David Raya – 7/10 – Not a lot he might have achieved about Kane’s opener. An spectacular sweeping and kicking show on the dwelling of a membership excited by his providers. Two enormous saves on the finish of the second half.
RB: Aaron Hickey – 7/10 – Enjoyed his duels with Son and supported Mbeumo effectively down the appropriate. Equally comfy moving into midfield and it is simple to see why he is been linked to Manchester City.
CB: Ethan Pinnock – 6/10 – A bit sloppy with possession early within the day however was a lot improved thereafter.
CB: Ben Mee – 6/10 – Likewise had a few bushy moments however all the time appeared comfy and warranted.
LB: Rico Henry – 8/10 – Outstanding. Gobbled up each Danjuma and Lucas, forcing them infield to clog up Kulusevski and Kane’s house.
DM: Vitaly Janelt – 6/10 – Recovered from a so-so first half to face his floor after the break as Brentford got here biting again.
CM: Frank Onyeka – 5/10 – Played a bit too excessive up the pitch as Brentford ceded the midfield battle and was hooked on the break.
CM: Mathias Jensen – 7/10 – Brentford’s greatest performer within the first half finally acquired some assist after the break. Spread play with relative ease.
RW: Bryan Mbeumo – 9/10 – Took full management of the sport after the restart. Two very good objectives and one help fired Brentford to a well-earned win.
CF: Yoane Wissa – 8/10 – Got little out of Sanchez and Lenglet as a standalone quantity 9 at first, however then had extra pleasure pulling them aside along with his deft runs and tempo.
LW: Kevin Schade – 5/10 – Gave Emerson and Sanchez a scare with a flash of tempo however not often ever used it.
Substitutes
Mikkel Damsgaard (46′ for Onyeka) – 7/10 – Looked way more at dwelling breaking Spurs down than Onyeka.
Shandon Baptiste (72′ for Jensen) – 7/10
Zanka (78′ for Schade) – 6/10
Subs not used: Strakosha, Roerslev, Ajer, Ghoddos, Trevitt, Dasilva
Manager
Thomas Frank – 8/10 – Whatever he mentioned at half-time clearly labored. Another huge outcome at a big-six facet.
Player of the match – Bryan Mbeumo (Brentford)
FROM TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR STADIUM – Brentford mounted a second-half comeback to dent Tottenham’s European hopes, operating out 3-1 winners in north London.
Spurs had full management of the primary half however have been made to remorse not killing the sport off as the Bees got here from behind to earn a 3rd win at a big-six facet.
Thomas Frank’s facet at the moment are some extent behind Tottenham and might nonetheless qualify for Europe if outcomes go their means on the final day.
Tottenham took the lead after the five-minute mark by all-time document scorer Harry Kane. Frank Onyeka tripped Oliver Skipp just below 25 yards from aim and Spurs have been awarded a free-kick. Dejan Kulusevski teed up Kane and he curled the ball proper into the highest nook.
The hosts appeared to proceed their quick begin and have been denied a second quickly after. Son Heung-min managed to race in behind Aaron Hickey, however his shot from shut vary was saved out by David Raya.
Down the opposite finish, Brentford appeared to make use of tempo to their benefit too. A mixture-up between Emerson Royal and Davinson Sanchez allowed Kevin Schade to satisfy Ben Mee’s lengthy ball, and his low cross-cum-shot was put behind by Fraser Forster.
Midway by the primary half, Rico Henry got here to the Bees’ rescue. A intelligent give-and-go between Son and Kulusevski noticed the South Korean place a cross on Emerson’s head, and his effort needed to be cleared off the road by the Brentford left-back.
Brentford needed a penalty when Bryan Mbeumo fell below a nudge from Ben Davies, however the contact was minimal and their protests have been dismissed.
Just earlier than the break, Tottenham twice went near including a second. Kane wriggled out of hazard and located Son free in the course of the pitch, shifting over to the appropriate to assist Emerson. Son’s cross was then flicked on by the pinnacle of Arnaut Danjuma and the ball narrowly bounced broad of the far submit.
Soon after, Kulusevski once more discovered Son with a intelligent reverse ball, and he minimize inside to shoot, just for the retreating Ben Mee to disclaim him with an outstanding block.
Spurs have been made to pay for not placing a second away when Brentford equalised simply after half-time. Yoane Wissa skipped past a problem from Clement Lenglet and located Bryan Mbeumo, who minimize inside past a sleeping Ben Davies and located the underside nook.
Ryan Mason’s facet might have regained the lead within the following minutes. Kulusevski flicked the ball over Mee’s head and slipped by Kane, who fired all the best way into row Z of the stadium’s single-tier stand when bearing down on Raya.
On the hour mark, Tottenham discovered themselves behind. Hickey’s move inside Davies discovered Mbeumo sprinting in behind, and he picked out the identical nook to present Brentford the lead.
Spurs’ distress was compounded late on when Oliver Skipp was robbed of the ball by Shandon Baptiste on the sting of his personal field, with Mbeumo working the ball to Wissa to place past Forster.
Entering 9 minutes of stoppage facet, Tottenham threw everybody ahead looking for one other aim, with Richarlison twice denied by flying Raya saves.
Boos rang across the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium at full-time as Spurs have been condemned to a 14th Premier League defeat of the season. Brentford stay firmly within the hunt for Europe.
GK: Fraser Forster – 4/10 – Moved in sluggish movement for Brentford’s objectives. Distribution was largely superb.
RB: Emerson Royal – 5/10 – Wasn’t given the burners by Schade however was hardly happy to see him operating his means both.
CB: Davinson Sanchez – 5/10 – For essentially the most half was superb defensively, although it was notable Tottenham could not actually construct from him.
CB: Clement Lenglet – 4/10 – Hardly evoked confidence, notably when Davies wanted assist doubling up on Mbeumo.
LB: Ben Davies – 3/10 – And boy did Davies need assistance with Mbeumo. Gave him the liberty of north London to run in past him and minimize inside, which was clearly going to occur.
CM: Oliver Skipp – 3/10 – Kept issues easy within the midfield battle as wanted, after which gifted the Bees their third aim.
CM: Yves Bissouma – 6/10 – Had lots of pleasure within the centre of the park on his first begin since coming back from an ankle fracture. Will nearly definitely be used extra below a brand new everlasting head coach.
RM: Arnaut Danjuma – 5/10 – Played with impetus and drive however did not get the ball to stay on a uncommon begin and probability to impress.
AM: Dejan Kulusevski – 7/10 – Looked reborn in a free position between the traces, selecting out Son and Kane along with his ingenuity.
LM: Son Heung-min – 5/10 – Stretched play as a runner and was unfortunate to not discover the online within the first half, however was a lot quieter after the break.
CF: Harry Kane – 8/10 – Up to twenty-eight objectives within the Premier League this season and this may need been the decide of the bunch. Dropped deep to hyperlink play as per.
Substitutes
Lucas Moura (66′ for Danjuma) – 5/10
Pedro Porro (75′ for Emerson) – 5/10
Richarlison (75′ for Kulusevski) – 5/10
Ivan Perisic (85′ for Davies) – N/A
Subs not used: Austin, Dier, Tanganga, Craig, Sarr,
Manager
Ryan Mason – 5/10 – Changed the system and initially acquired a response however he did not have any additional methods up his sleeve as soon as Spurs went behind.
GK: David Raya – 7/10 – Not a lot he might have achieved about Kane’s opener. An spectacular sweeping and kicking show on the dwelling of a membership excited by his providers. Two enormous saves on the finish of the second half.
RB: Aaron Hickey – 7/10 – Enjoyed his duels with Son and supported Mbeumo effectively down the appropriate. Equally comfy moving into midfield and it is simple to see why he is been linked to Manchester City.
CB: Ethan Pinnock – 6/10 – A bit sloppy with possession early within the day however was a lot improved thereafter.
CB: Ben Mee – 6/10 – Likewise had a few bushy moments however all the time appeared comfy and warranted.
LB: Rico Henry – 8/10 – Outstanding. Gobbled up each Danjuma and Lucas, forcing them infield to clog up Kulusevski and Kane’s house.
DM: Vitaly Janelt – 6/10 – Recovered from a so-so first half to face his floor after the break as Brentford got here biting again.
CM: Frank Onyeka – 5/10 – Played a bit too excessive up the pitch as Brentford ceded the midfield battle and was hooked on the break.
CM: Mathias Jensen – 7/10 – Brentford’s greatest performer within the first half finally acquired some assist after the break. Spread play with relative ease.
RW: Bryan Mbeumo – 9/10 – Took full management of the sport after the restart. Two very good objectives and one help fired Brentford to a well-earned win.
CF: Yoane Wissa – 8/10 – Got little out of Sanchez and Lenglet as a standalone quantity 9 at first, however then had extra pleasure pulling them aside along with his deft runs and tempo.
LW: Kevin Schade – 5/10 – Gave Emerson and Sanchez a scare with a flash of tempo however not often ever used it.
Substitutes
Mikkel Damsgaard (46′ for Onyeka) – 7/10 – Looked way more at dwelling breaking Spurs down than Onyeka.
Shandon Baptiste (72′ for Jensen) – 7/10
Zanka (78′ for Schade) – 6/10
Subs not used: Strakosha, Roerslev, Ajer, Ghoddos, Trevitt, Dasilva
Manager
Thomas Frank – 8/10 – Whatever he mentioned at half-time clearly labored. Another huge outcome at a big-six facet.
Player of the match – Bryan Mbeumo (Brentford)
FROM TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR STADIUM – Brentford mounted a second-half comeback to dent Tottenham’s European hopes, operating out 3-1 winners in north London.
Spurs had full management of the primary half however have been made to remorse not killing the sport off as the Bees got here from behind to earn a 3rd win at a big-six facet.
Thomas Frank’s facet at the moment are some extent behind Tottenham and might nonetheless qualify for Europe if outcomes go their means on the final day.
Tottenham took the lead after the five-minute mark by all-time document scorer Harry Kane. Frank Onyeka tripped Oliver Skipp just below 25 yards from aim and Spurs have been awarded a free-kick. Dejan Kulusevski teed up Kane and he curled the ball proper into the highest nook.
The hosts appeared to proceed their quick begin and have been denied a second quickly after. Son Heung-min managed to race in behind Aaron Hickey, however his shot from shut vary was saved out by David Raya.
Down the opposite finish, Brentford appeared to make use of tempo to their benefit too. A mixture-up between Emerson Royal and Davinson Sanchez allowed Kevin Schade to satisfy Ben Mee’s lengthy ball, and his low cross-cum-shot was put behind by Fraser Forster.
Midway by the primary half, Rico Henry got here to the Bees’ rescue. A intelligent give-and-go between Son and Kulusevski noticed the South Korean place a cross on Emerson’s head, and his effort needed to be cleared off the road by the Brentford left-back.
Brentford needed a penalty when Bryan Mbeumo fell below a nudge from Ben Davies, however the contact was minimal and their protests have been dismissed.
Just earlier than the break, Tottenham twice went near including a second. Kane wriggled out of hazard and located Son free in the course of the pitch, shifting over to the appropriate to assist Emerson. Son’s cross was then flicked on by the pinnacle of Arnaut Danjuma and the ball narrowly bounced broad of the far submit.
Soon after, Kulusevski once more discovered Son with a intelligent reverse ball, and he minimize inside to shoot, just for the retreating Ben Mee to disclaim him with an outstanding block.
Spurs have been made to pay for not placing a second away when Brentford equalised simply after half-time. Yoane Wissa skipped past a problem from Clement Lenglet and located Bryan Mbeumo, who minimize inside past a sleeping Ben Davies and located the underside nook.
Ryan Mason’s facet might have regained the lead within the following minutes. Kulusevski flicked the ball over Mee’s head and slipped by Kane, who fired all the best way into row Z of the stadium’s single-tier stand when bearing down on Raya.
On the hour mark, Tottenham discovered themselves behind. Hickey’s move inside Davies discovered Mbeumo sprinting in behind, and he picked out the identical nook to present Brentford the lead.
Spurs’ distress was compounded late on when Oliver Skipp was robbed of the ball by Shandon Baptiste on the sting of his personal field, with Mbeumo working the ball to Wissa to place past Forster.
Entering 9 minutes of stoppage facet, Tottenham threw everybody ahead looking for one other aim, with Richarlison twice denied by flying Raya saves.
Boos rang across the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium at full-time as Spurs have been condemned to a 14th Premier League defeat of the season. Brentford stay firmly within the hunt for Europe.
GK: Fraser Forster – 4/10 – Moved in sluggish movement for Brentford’s objectives. Distribution was largely superb.
RB: Emerson Royal – 5/10 – Wasn’t given the burners by Schade however was hardly happy to see him operating his means both.
CB: Davinson Sanchez – 5/10 – For essentially the most half was superb defensively, although it was notable Tottenham could not actually construct from him.
CB: Clement Lenglet – 4/10 – Hardly evoked confidence, notably when Davies wanted assist doubling up on Mbeumo.
LB: Ben Davies – 3/10 – And boy did Davies need assistance with Mbeumo. Gave him the liberty of north London to run in past him and minimize inside, which was clearly going to occur.
CM: Oliver Skipp – 3/10 – Kept issues easy within the midfield battle as wanted, after which gifted the Bees their third aim.
CM: Yves Bissouma – 6/10 – Had lots of pleasure within the centre of the park on his first begin since coming back from an ankle fracture. Will nearly definitely be used extra below a brand new everlasting head coach.
RM: Arnaut Danjuma – 5/10 – Played with impetus and drive however did not get the ball to stay on a uncommon begin and probability to impress.
AM: Dejan Kulusevski – 7/10 – Looked reborn in a free position between the traces, selecting out Son and Kane along with his ingenuity.
LM: Son Heung-min – 5/10 – Stretched play as a runner and was unfortunate to not discover the online within the first half, however was a lot quieter after the break.
CF: Harry Kane – 8/10 – Up to twenty-eight objectives within the Premier League this season and this may need been the decide of the bunch. Dropped deep to hyperlink play as per.
Substitutes
Lucas Moura (66′ for Danjuma) – 5/10
Pedro Porro (75′ for Emerson) – 5/10
Richarlison (75′ for Kulusevski) – 5/10
Ivan Perisic (85′ for Davies) – N/A
Subs not used: Austin, Dier, Tanganga, Craig, Sarr,
Manager
Ryan Mason – 5/10 – Changed the system and initially acquired a response however he did not have any additional methods up his sleeve as soon as Spurs went behind.
GK: David Raya – 7/10 – Not a lot he might have achieved about Kane’s opener. An spectacular sweeping and kicking show on the dwelling of a membership excited by his providers. Two enormous saves on the finish of the second half.
RB: Aaron Hickey – 7/10 – Enjoyed his duels with Son and supported Mbeumo effectively down the appropriate. Equally comfy moving into midfield and it is simple to see why he is been linked to Manchester City.
CB: Ethan Pinnock – 6/10 – A bit sloppy with possession early within the day however was a lot improved thereafter.
CB: Ben Mee – 6/10 – Likewise had a few bushy moments however all the time appeared comfy and warranted.
LB: Rico Henry – 8/10 – Outstanding. Gobbled up each Danjuma and Lucas, forcing them infield to clog up Kulusevski and Kane’s house.
DM: Vitaly Janelt – 6/10 – Recovered from a so-so first half to face his floor after the break as Brentford got here biting again.
CM: Frank Onyeka – 5/10 – Played a bit too excessive up the pitch as Brentford ceded the midfield battle and was hooked on the break.
CM: Mathias Jensen – 7/10 – Brentford’s greatest performer within the first half finally acquired some assist after the break. Spread play with relative ease.
RW: Bryan Mbeumo – 9/10 – Took full management of the sport after the restart. Two very good objectives and one help fired Brentford to a well-earned win.
CF: Yoane Wissa – 8/10 – Got little out of Sanchez and Lenglet as a standalone quantity 9 at first, however then had extra pleasure pulling them aside along with his deft runs and tempo.
LW: Kevin Schade – 5/10 – Gave Emerson and Sanchez a scare with a flash of tempo however not often ever used it.
Substitutes
Mikkel Damsgaard (46′ for Onyeka) – 7/10 – Looked way more at dwelling breaking Spurs down than Onyeka.
Shandon Baptiste (72′ for Jensen) – 7/10
Zanka (78′ for Schade) – 6/10
Subs not used: Strakosha, Roerslev, Ajer, Ghoddos, Trevitt, Dasilva
Manager
Thomas Frank – 8/10 – Whatever he mentioned at half-time clearly labored. Another huge outcome at a big-six facet.
Player of the match – Bryan Mbeumo (Brentford)
FROM TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR STADIUM – Brentford mounted a second-half comeback to dent Tottenham’s European hopes, operating out 3-1 winners in north London.
Spurs had full management of the primary half however have been made to remorse not killing the sport off as the Bees got here from behind to earn a 3rd win at a big-six facet.
Thomas Frank’s facet at the moment are some extent behind Tottenham and might nonetheless qualify for Europe if outcomes go their means on the final day.
Tottenham took the lead after the five-minute mark by all-time document scorer Harry Kane. Frank Onyeka tripped Oliver Skipp just below 25 yards from aim and Spurs have been awarded a free-kick. Dejan Kulusevski teed up Kane and he curled the ball proper into the highest nook.
The hosts appeared to proceed their quick begin and have been denied a second quickly after. Son Heung-min managed to race in behind Aaron Hickey, however his shot from shut vary was saved out by David Raya.
Down the opposite finish, Brentford appeared to make use of tempo to their benefit too. A mixture-up between Emerson Royal and Davinson Sanchez allowed Kevin Schade to satisfy Ben Mee’s lengthy ball, and his low cross-cum-shot was put behind by Fraser Forster.
Midway by the primary half, Rico Henry got here to the Bees’ rescue. A intelligent give-and-go between Son and Kulusevski noticed the South Korean place a cross on Emerson’s head, and his effort needed to be cleared off the road by the Brentford left-back.
Brentford needed a penalty when Bryan Mbeumo fell below a nudge from Ben Davies, however the contact was minimal and their protests have been dismissed.
Just earlier than the break, Tottenham twice went near including a second. Kane wriggled out of hazard and located Son free in the course of the pitch, shifting over to the appropriate to assist Emerson. Son’s cross was then flicked on by the pinnacle of Arnaut Danjuma and the ball narrowly bounced broad of the far submit.
Soon after, Kulusevski once more discovered Son with a intelligent reverse ball, and he minimize inside to shoot, just for the retreating Ben Mee to disclaim him with an outstanding block.
Spurs have been made to pay for not placing a second away when Brentford equalised simply after half-time. Yoane Wissa skipped past a problem from Clement Lenglet and located Bryan Mbeumo, who minimize inside past a sleeping Ben Davies and located the underside nook.
Ryan Mason’s facet might have regained the lead within the following minutes. Kulusevski flicked the ball over Mee’s head and slipped by Kane, who fired all the best way into row Z of the stadium’s single-tier stand when bearing down on Raya.
On the hour mark, Tottenham discovered themselves behind. Hickey’s move inside Davies discovered Mbeumo sprinting in behind, and he picked out the identical nook to present Brentford the lead.
Spurs’ distress was compounded late on when Oliver Skipp was robbed of the ball by Shandon Baptiste on the sting of his personal field, with Mbeumo working the ball to Wissa to place past Forster.
Entering 9 minutes of stoppage facet, Tottenham threw everybody ahead looking for one other aim, with Richarlison twice denied by flying Raya saves.
Boos rang across the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium at full-time as Spurs have been condemned to a 14th Premier League defeat of the season. Brentford stay firmly within the hunt for Europe.
GK: Fraser Forster – 4/10 – Moved in sluggish movement for Brentford’s objectives. Distribution was largely superb.
RB: Emerson Royal – 5/10 – Wasn’t given the burners by Schade however was hardly happy to see him operating his means both.
CB: Davinson Sanchez – 5/10 – For essentially the most half was superb defensively, although it was notable Tottenham could not actually construct from him.
CB: Clement Lenglet – 4/10 – Hardly evoked confidence, notably when Davies wanted assist doubling up on Mbeumo.
LB: Ben Davies – 3/10 – And boy did Davies need assistance with Mbeumo. Gave him the liberty of north London to run in past him and minimize inside, which was clearly going to occur.
CM: Oliver Skipp – 3/10 – Kept issues easy within the midfield battle as wanted, after which gifted the Bees their third aim.
CM: Yves Bissouma – 6/10 – Had lots of pleasure within the centre of the park on his first begin since coming back from an ankle fracture. Will nearly definitely be used extra below a brand new everlasting head coach.
RM: Arnaut Danjuma – 5/10 – Played with impetus and drive however did not get the ball to stay on a uncommon begin and probability to impress.
AM: Dejan Kulusevski – 7/10 – Looked reborn in a free position between the traces, selecting out Son and Kane along with his ingenuity.
LM: Son Heung-min – 5/10 – Stretched play as a runner and was unfortunate to not discover the online within the first half, however was a lot quieter after the break.
CF: Harry Kane – 8/10 – Up to twenty-eight objectives within the Premier League this season and this may need been the decide of the bunch. Dropped deep to hyperlink play as per.
Substitutes
Lucas Moura (66′ for Danjuma) – 5/10
Pedro Porro (75′ for Emerson) – 5/10
Richarlison (75′ for Kulusevski) – 5/10
Ivan Perisic (85′ for Davies) – N/A
Subs not used: Austin, Dier, Tanganga, Craig, Sarr,
Manager
Ryan Mason – 5/10 – Changed the system and initially acquired a response however he did not have any additional methods up his sleeve as soon as Spurs went behind.
GK: David Raya – 7/10 – Not a lot he might have achieved about Kane’s opener. An spectacular sweeping and kicking show on the dwelling of a membership excited by his providers. Two enormous saves on the finish of the second half.
RB: Aaron Hickey – 7/10 – Enjoyed his duels with Son and supported Mbeumo effectively down the appropriate. Equally comfy moving into midfield and it is simple to see why he is been linked to Manchester City.
CB: Ethan Pinnock – 6/10 – A bit sloppy with possession early within the day however was a lot improved thereafter.
CB: Ben Mee – 6/10 – Likewise had a few bushy moments however all the time appeared comfy and warranted.
LB: Rico Henry – 8/10 – Outstanding. Gobbled up each Danjuma and Lucas, forcing them infield to clog up Kulusevski and Kane’s house.
DM: Vitaly Janelt – 6/10 – Recovered from a so-so first half to face his floor after the break as Brentford got here biting again.
CM: Frank Onyeka – 5/10 – Played a bit too excessive up the pitch as Brentford ceded the midfield battle and was hooked on the break.
CM: Mathias Jensen – 7/10 – Brentford’s greatest performer within the first half finally acquired some assist after the break. Spread play with relative ease.
RW: Bryan Mbeumo – 9/10 – Took full management of the sport after the restart. Two very good objectives and one help fired Brentford to a well-earned win.
CF: Yoane Wissa – 8/10 – Got little out of Sanchez and Lenglet as a standalone quantity 9 at first, however then had extra pleasure pulling them aside along with his deft runs and tempo.
LW: Kevin Schade – 5/10 – Gave Emerson and Sanchez a scare with a flash of tempo however not often ever used it.
Substitutes
Mikkel Damsgaard (46′ for Onyeka) – 7/10 – Looked way more at dwelling breaking Spurs down than Onyeka.
Shandon Baptiste (72′ for Jensen) – 7/10
Zanka (78′ for Schade) – 6/10
Subs not used: Strakosha, Roerslev, Ajer, Ghoddos, Trevitt, Dasilva
Manager
Thomas Frank – 8/10 – Whatever he mentioned at half-time clearly labored. Another huge outcome at a big-six facet.
Player of the match – Bryan Mbeumo (Brentford)
FROM TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR STADIUM – Brentford mounted a second-half comeback to dent Tottenham’s European hopes, operating out 3-1 winners in north London.
Spurs had full management of the primary half however have been made to remorse not killing the sport off as the Bees got here from behind to earn a 3rd win at a big-six facet.
Thomas Frank’s facet at the moment are some extent behind Tottenham and might nonetheless qualify for Europe if outcomes go their means on the final day.
Tottenham took the lead after the five-minute mark by all-time document scorer Harry Kane. Frank Onyeka tripped Oliver Skipp just below 25 yards from aim and Spurs have been awarded a free-kick. Dejan Kulusevski teed up Kane and he curled the ball proper into the highest nook.
The hosts appeared to proceed their quick begin and have been denied a second quickly after. Son Heung-min managed to race in behind Aaron Hickey, however his shot from shut vary was saved out by David Raya.
Down the opposite finish, Brentford appeared to make use of tempo to their benefit too. A mixture-up between Emerson Royal and Davinson Sanchez allowed Kevin Schade to satisfy Ben Mee’s lengthy ball, and his low cross-cum-shot was put behind by Fraser Forster.
Midway by the primary half, Rico Henry got here to the Bees’ rescue. A intelligent give-and-go between Son and Kulusevski noticed the South Korean place a cross on Emerson’s head, and his effort needed to be cleared off the road by the Brentford left-back.
Brentford needed a penalty when Bryan Mbeumo fell below a nudge from Ben Davies, however the contact was minimal and their protests have been dismissed.
Just earlier than the break, Tottenham twice went near including a second. Kane wriggled out of hazard and located Son free in the course of the pitch, shifting over to the appropriate to assist Emerson. Son’s cross was then flicked on by the pinnacle of Arnaut Danjuma and the ball narrowly bounced broad of the far submit.
Soon after, Kulusevski once more discovered Son with a intelligent reverse ball, and he minimize inside to shoot, just for the retreating Ben Mee to disclaim him with an outstanding block.
Spurs have been made to pay for not placing a second away when Brentford equalised simply after half-time. Yoane Wissa skipped past a problem from Clement Lenglet and located Bryan Mbeumo, who minimize inside past a sleeping Ben Davies and located the underside nook.
Ryan Mason’s facet might have regained the lead within the following minutes. Kulusevski flicked the ball over Mee’s head and slipped by Kane, who fired all the best way into row Z of the stadium’s single-tier stand when bearing down on Raya.
On the hour mark, Tottenham discovered themselves behind. Hickey’s move inside Davies discovered Mbeumo sprinting in behind, and he picked out the identical nook to present Brentford the lead.
Spurs’ distress was compounded late on when Oliver Skipp was robbed of the ball by Shandon Baptiste on the sting of his personal field, with Mbeumo working the ball to Wissa to place past Forster.
Entering 9 minutes of stoppage facet, Tottenham threw everybody ahead looking for one other aim, with Richarlison twice denied by flying Raya saves.
Boos rang across the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium at full-time as Spurs have been condemned to a 14th Premier League defeat of the season. Brentford stay firmly within the hunt for Europe.
GK: Fraser Forster – 4/10 – Moved in sluggish movement for Brentford’s objectives. Distribution was largely superb.
RB: Emerson Royal – 5/10 – Wasn’t given the burners by Schade however was hardly happy to see him operating his means both.
CB: Davinson Sanchez – 5/10 – For essentially the most half was superb defensively, although it was notable Tottenham could not actually construct from him.
CB: Clement Lenglet – 4/10 – Hardly evoked confidence, notably when Davies wanted assist doubling up on Mbeumo.
LB: Ben Davies – 3/10 – And boy did Davies need assistance with Mbeumo. Gave him the liberty of north London to run in past him and minimize inside, which was clearly going to occur.
CM: Oliver Skipp – 3/10 – Kept issues easy within the midfield battle as wanted, after which gifted the Bees their third aim.
CM: Yves Bissouma – 6/10 – Had lots of pleasure within the centre of the park on his first begin since coming back from an ankle fracture. Will nearly definitely be used extra below a brand new everlasting head coach.
RM: Arnaut Danjuma – 5/10 – Played with impetus and drive however did not get the ball to stay on a uncommon begin and probability to impress.
AM: Dejan Kulusevski – 7/10 – Looked reborn in a free position between the traces, selecting out Son and Kane along with his ingenuity.
LM: Son Heung-min – 5/10 – Stretched play as a runner and was unfortunate to not discover the online within the first half, however was a lot quieter after the break.
CF: Harry Kane – 8/10 – Up to twenty-eight objectives within the Premier League this season and this may need been the decide of the bunch. Dropped deep to hyperlink play as per.
Substitutes
Lucas Moura (66′ for Danjuma) – 5/10
Pedro Porro (75′ for Emerson) – 5/10
Richarlison (75′ for Kulusevski) – 5/10
Ivan Perisic (85′ for Davies) – N/A
Subs not used: Austin, Dier, Tanganga, Craig, Sarr,
Manager
Ryan Mason – 5/10 – Changed the system and initially acquired a response however he did not have any additional methods up his sleeve as soon as Spurs went behind.
GK: David Raya – 7/10 – Not a lot he might have achieved about Kane’s opener. An spectacular sweeping and kicking show on the dwelling of a membership excited by his providers. Two enormous saves on the finish of the second half.
RB: Aaron Hickey – 7/10 – Enjoyed his duels with Son and supported Mbeumo effectively down the appropriate. Equally comfy moving into midfield and it is simple to see why he is been linked to Manchester City.
CB: Ethan Pinnock – 6/10 – A bit sloppy with possession early within the day however was a lot improved thereafter.
CB: Ben Mee – 6/10 – Likewise had a few bushy moments however all the time appeared comfy and warranted.
LB: Rico Henry – 8/10 – Outstanding. Gobbled up each Danjuma and Lucas, forcing them infield to clog up Kulusevski and Kane’s house.
DM: Vitaly Janelt – 6/10 – Recovered from a so-so first half to face his floor after the break as Brentford got here biting again.
CM: Frank Onyeka – 5/10 – Played a bit too excessive up the pitch as Brentford ceded the midfield battle and was hooked on the break.
CM: Mathias Jensen – 7/10 – Brentford’s greatest performer within the first half finally acquired some assist after the break. Spread play with relative ease.
RW: Bryan Mbeumo – 9/10 – Took full management of the sport after the restart. Two very good objectives and one help fired Brentford to a well-earned win.
CF: Yoane Wissa – 8/10 – Got little out of Sanchez and Lenglet as a standalone quantity 9 at first, however then had extra pleasure pulling them aside along with his deft runs and tempo.
LW: Kevin Schade – 5/10 – Gave Emerson and Sanchez a scare with a flash of tempo however not often ever used it.
Substitutes
Mikkel Damsgaard (46′ for Onyeka) – 7/10 – Looked way more at dwelling breaking Spurs down than Onyeka.
Shandon Baptiste (72′ for Jensen) – 7/10
Zanka (78′ for Schade) – 6/10
Subs not used: Strakosha, Roerslev, Ajer, Ghoddos, Trevitt, Dasilva
Manager
Thomas Frank – 8/10 – Whatever he mentioned at half-time clearly labored. Another huge outcome at a big-six facet.
Player of the match – Bryan Mbeumo (Brentford)
FROM TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR STADIUM – Brentford mounted a second-half comeback to dent Tottenham’s European hopes, operating out 3-1 winners in north London.
Spurs had full management of the primary half however have been made to remorse not killing the sport off as the Bees got here from behind to earn a 3rd win at a big-six facet.
Thomas Frank’s facet at the moment are some extent behind Tottenham and might nonetheless qualify for Europe if outcomes go their means on the final day.
Tottenham took the lead after the five-minute mark by all-time document scorer Harry Kane. Frank Onyeka tripped Oliver Skipp just below 25 yards from aim and Spurs have been awarded a free-kick. Dejan Kulusevski teed up Kane and he curled the ball proper into the highest nook.
The hosts appeared to proceed their quick begin and have been denied a second quickly after. Son Heung-min managed to race in behind Aaron Hickey, however his shot from shut vary was saved out by David Raya.
Down the opposite finish, Brentford appeared to make use of tempo to their benefit too. A mixture-up between Emerson Royal and Davinson Sanchez allowed Kevin Schade to satisfy Ben Mee’s lengthy ball, and his low cross-cum-shot was put behind by Fraser Forster.
Midway by the primary half, Rico Henry got here to the Bees’ rescue. A intelligent give-and-go between Son and Kulusevski noticed the South Korean place a cross on Emerson’s head, and his effort needed to be cleared off the road by the Brentford left-back.
Brentford needed a penalty when Bryan Mbeumo fell below a nudge from Ben Davies, however the contact was minimal and their protests have been dismissed.
Just earlier than the break, Tottenham twice went near including a second. Kane wriggled out of hazard and located Son free in the course of the pitch, shifting over to the appropriate to assist Emerson. Son’s cross was then flicked on by the pinnacle of Arnaut Danjuma and the ball narrowly bounced broad of the far submit.
Soon after, Kulusevski once more discovered Son with a intelligent reverse ball, and he minimize inside to shoot, just for the retreating Ben Mee to disclaim him with an outstanding block.
Spurs have been made to pay for not placing a second away when Brentford equalised simply after half-time. Yoane Wissa skipped past a problem from Clement Lenglet and located Bryan Mbeumo, who minimize inside past a sleeping Ben Davies and located the underside nook.
Ryan Mason’s facet might have regained the lead within the following minutes. Kulusevski flicked the ball over Mee’s head and slipped by Kane, who fired all the best way into row Z of the stadium’s single-tier stand when bearing down on Raya.
On the hour mark, Tottenham discovered themselves behind. Hickey’s move inside Davies discovered Mbeumo sprinting in behind, and he picked out the identical nook to present Brentford the lead.
Spurs’ distress was compounded late on when Oliver Skipp was robbed of the ball by Shandon Baptiste on the sting of his personal field, with Mbeumo working the ball to Wissa to place past Forster.
Entering 9 minutes of stoppage facet, Tottenham threw everybody ahead looking for one other aim, with Richarlison twice denied by flying Raya saves.
Boos rang across the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium at full-time as Spurs have been condemned to a 14th Premier League defeat of the season. Brentford stay firmly within the hunt for Europe.
GK: Fraser Forster – 4/10 – Moved in sluggish movement for Brentford’s objectives. Distribution was largely superb.
RB: Emerson Royal – 5/10 – Wasn’t given the burners by Schade however was hardly happy to see him operating his means both.
CB: Davinson Sanchez – 5/10 – For essentially the most half was superb defensively, although it was notable Tottenham could not actually construct from him.
CB: Clement Lenglet – 4/10 – Hardly evoked confidence, notably when Davies wanted assist doubling up on Mbeumo.
LB: Ben Davies – 3/10 – And boy did Davies need assistance with Mbeumo. Gave him the liberty of north London to run in past him and minimize inside, which was clearly going to occur.
CM: Oliver Skipp – 3/10 – Kept issues easy within the midfield battle as wanted, after which gifted the Bees their third aim.
CM: Yves Bissouma – 6/10 – Had lots of pleasure within the centre of the park on his first begin since coming back from an ankle fracture. Will nearly definitely be used extra below a brand new everlasting head coach.
RM: Arnaut Danjuma – 5/10 – Played with impetus and drive however did not get the ball to stay on a uncommon begin and probability to impress.
AM: Dejan Kulusevski – 7/10 – Looked reborn in a free position between the traces, selecting out Son and Kane along with his ingenuity.
LM: Son Heung-min – 5/10 – Stretched play as a runner and was unfortunate to not discover the online within the first half, however was a lot quieter after the break.
CF: Harry Kane – 8/10 – Up to twenty-eight objectives within the Premier League this season and this may need been the decide of the bunch. Dropped deep to hyperlink play as per.
Substitutes
Lucas Moura (66′ for Danjuma) – 5/10
Pedro Porro (75′ for Emerson) – 5/10
Richarlison (75′ for Kulusevski) – 5/10
Ivan Perisic (85′ for Davies) – N/A
Subs not used: Austin, Dier, Tanganga, Craig, Sarr,
Manager
Ryan Mason – 5/10 – Changed the system and initially acquired a response however he did not have any additional methods up his sleeve as soon as Spurs went behind.
GK: David Raya – 7/10 – Not a lot he might have achieved about Kane’s opener. An spectacular sweeping and kicking show on the dwelling of a membership excited by his providers. Two enormous saves on the finish of the second half.
RB: Aaron Hickey – 7/10 – Enjoyed his duels with Son and supported Mbeumo effectively down the appropriate. Equally comfy moving into midfield and it is simple to see why he is been linked to Manchester City.
CB: Ethan Pinnock – 6/10 – A bit sloppy with possession early within the day however was a lot improved thereafter.
CB: Ben Mee – 6/10 – Likewise had a few bushy moments however all the time appeared comfy and warranted.
LB: Rico Henry – 8/10 – Outstanding. Gobbled up each Danjuma and Lucas, forcing them infield to clog up Kulusevski and Kane’s house.
DM: Vitaly Janelt – 6/10 – Recovered from a so-so first half to face his floor after the break as Brentford got here biting again.
CM: Frank Onyeka – 5/10 – Played a bit too excessive up the pitch as Brentford ceded the midfield battle and was hooked on the break.
CM: Mathias Jensen – 7/10 – Brentford’s greatest performer within the first half finally acquired some assist after the break. Spread play with relative ease.
RW: Bryan Mbeumo – 9/10 – Took full management of the sport after the restart. Two very good objectives and one help fired Brentford to a well-earned win.
CF: Yoane Wissa – 8/10 – Got little out of Sanchez and Lenglet as a standalone quantity 9 at first, however then had extra pleasure pulling them aside along with his deft runs and tempo.
LW: Kevin Schade – 5/10 – Gave Emerson and Sanchez a scare with a flash of tempo however not often ever used it.
Substitutes
Mikkel Damsgaard (46′ for Onyeka) – 7/10 – Looked way more at dwelling breaking Spurs down than Onyeka.
Shandon Baptiste (72′ for Jensen) – 7/10
Zanka (78′ for Schade) – 6/10
Subs not used: Strakosha, Roerslev, Ajer, Ghoddos, Trevitt, Dasilva
Manager
Thomas Frank – 8/10 – Whatever he mentioned at half-time clearly labored. Another huge outcome at a big-six facet.
Player of the match – Bryan Mbeumo (Brentford)
FROM TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR STADIUM – Brentford mounted a second-half comeback to dent Tottenham’s European hopes, operating out 3-1 winners in north London.
Spurs had full management of the primary half however have been made to remorse not killing the sport off as the Bees got here from behind to earn a 3rd win at a big-six facet.
Thomas Frank’s facet at the moment are some extent behind Tottenham and might nonetheless qualify for Europe if outcomes go their means on the final day.
Tottenham took the lead after the five-minute mark by all-time document scorer Harry Kane. Frank Onyeka tripped Oliver Skipp just below 25 yards from aim and Spurs have been awarded a free-kick. Dejan Kulusevski teed up Kane and he curled the ball proper into the highest nook.
The hosts appeared to proceed their quick begin and have been denied a second quickly after. Son Heung-min managed to race in behind Aaron Hickey, however his shot from shut vary was saved out by David Raya.
Down the opposite finish, Brentford appeared to make use of tempo to their benefit too. A mixture-up between Emerson Royal and Davinson Sanchez allowed Kevin Schade to satisfy Ben Mee’s lengthy ball, and his low cross-cum-shot was put behind by Fraser Forster.
Midway by the primary half, Rico Henry got here to the Bees’ rescue. A intelligent give-and-go between Son and Kulusevski noticed the South Korean place a cross on Emerson’s head, and his effort needed to be cleared off the road by the Brentford left-back.
Brentford needed a penalty when Bryan Mbeumo fell below a nudge from Ben Davies, however the contact was minimal and their protests have been dismissed.
Just earlier than the break, Tottenham twice went near including a second. Kane wriggled out of hazard and located Son free in the course of the pitch, shifting over to the appropriate to assist Emerson. Son’s cross was then flicked on by the pinnacle of Arnaut Danjuma and the ball narrowly bounced broad of the far submit.
Soon after, Kulusevski once more discovered Son with a intelligent reverse ball, and he minimize inside to shoot, just for the retreating Ben Mee to disclaim him with an outstanding block.
Spurs have been made to pay for not placing a second away when Brentford equalised simply after half-time. Yoane Wissa skipped past a problem from Clement Lenglet and located Bryan Mbeumo, who minimize inside past a sleeping Ben Davies and located the underside nook.
Ryan Mason’s facet might have regained the lead within the following minutes. Kulusevski flicked the ball over Mee’s head and slipped by Kane, who fired all the best way into row Z of the stadium’s single-tier stand when bearing down on Raya.
On the hour mark, Tottenham discovered themselves behind. Hickey’s move inside Davies discovered Mbeumo sprinting in behind, and he picked out the identical nook to present Brentford the lead.
Spurs’ distress was compounded late on when Oliver Skipp was robbed of the ball by Shandon Baptiste on the sting of his personal field, with Mbeumo working the ball to Wissa to place past Forster.
Entering 9 minutes of stoppage facet, Tottenham threw everybody ahead looking for one other aim, with Richarlison twice denied by flying Raya saves.
Boos rang across the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium at full-time as Spurs have been condemned to a 14th Premier League defeat of the season. Brentford stay firmly within the hunt for Europe.
GK: Fraser Forster – 4/10 – Moved in sluggish movement for Brentford’s objectives. Distribution was largely superb.
RB: Emerson Royal – 5/10 – Wasn’t given the burners by Schade however was hardly happy to see him operating his means both.
CB: Davinson Sanchez – 5/10 – For essentially the most half was superb defensively, although it was notable Tottenham could not actually construct from him.
CB: Clement Lenglet – 4/10 – Hardly evoked confidence, notably when Davies wanted assist doubling up on Mbeumo.
LB: Ben Davies – 3/10 – And boy did Davies need assistance with Mbeumo. Gave him the liberty of north London to run in past him and minimize inside, which was clearly going to occur.
CM: Oliver Skipp – 3/10 – Kept issues easy within the midfield battle as wanted, after which gifted the Bees their third aim.
CM: Yves Bissouma – 6/10 – Had lots of pleasure within the centre of the park on his first begin since coming back from an ankle fracture. Will nearly definitely be used extra below a brand new everlasting head coach.
RM: Arnaut Danjuma – 5/10 – Played with impetus and drive however did not get the ball to stay on a uncommon begin and probability to impress.
AM: Dejan Kulusevski – 7/10 – Looked reborn in a free position between the traces, selecting out Son and Kane along with his ingenuity.
LM: Son Heung-min – 5/10 – Stretched play as a runner and was unfortunate to not discover the online within the first half, however was a lot quieter after the break.
CF: Harry Kane – 8/10 – Up to twenty-eight objectives within the Premier League this season and this may need been the decide of the bunch. Dropped deep to hyperlink play as per.
Substitutes
Lucas Moura (66′ for Danjuma) – 5/10
Pedro Porro (75′ for Emerson) – 5/10
Richarlison (75′ for Kulusevski) – 5/10
Ivan Perisic (85′ for Davies) – N/A
Subs not used: Austin, Dier, Tanganga, Craig, Sarr,
Manager
Ryan Mason – 5/10 – Changed the system and initially acquired a response however he did not have any additional methods up his sleeve as soon as Spurs went behind.
GK: David Raya – 7/10 – Not a lot he might have achieved about Kane’s opener. An spectacular sweeping and kicking show on the dwelling of a membership excited by his providers. Two enormous saves on the finish of the second half.
RB: Aaron Hickey – 7/10 – Enjoyed his duels with Son and supported Mbeumo effectively down the appropriate. Equally comfy moving into midfield and it is simple to see why he is been linked to Manchester City.
CB: Ethan Pinnock – 6/10 – A bit sloppy with possession early within the day however was a lot improved thereafter.
CB: Ben Mee – 6/10 – Likewise had a few bushy moments however all the time appeared comfy and warranted.
LB: Rico Henry – 8/10 – Outstanding. Gobbled up each Danjuma and Lucas, forcing them infield to clog up Kulusevski and Kane’s house.
DM: Vitaly Janelt – 6/10 – Recovered from a so-so first half to face his floor after the break as Brentford got here biting again.
CM: Frank Onyeka – 5/10 – Played a bit too excessive up the pitch as Brentford ceded the midfield battle and was hooked on the break.
CM: Mathias Jensen – 7/10 – Brentford’s greatest performer within the first half finally acquired some assist after the break. Spread play with relative ease.
RW: Bryan Mbeumo – 9/10 – Took full management of the sport after the restart. Two very good objectives and one help fired Brentford to a well-earned win.
CF: Yoane Wissa – 8/10 – Got little out of Sanchez and Lenglet as a standalone quantity 9 at first, however then had extra pleasure pulling them aside along with his deft runs and tempo.
LW: Kevin Schade – 5/10 – Gave Emerson and Sanchez a scare with a flash of tempo however not often ever used it.
Substitutes
Mikkel Damsgaard (46′ for Onyeka) – 7/10 – Looked way more at dwelling breaking Spurs down than Onyeka.
Shandon Baptiste (72′ for Jensen) – 7/10
Zanka (78′ for Schade) – 6/10
Subs not used: Strakosha, Roerslev, Ajer, Ghoddos, Trevitt, Dasilva
Manager
Thomas Frank – 8/10 – Whatever he mentioned at half-time clearly labored. Another huge outcome at a big-six facet.
Player of the match – Bryan Mbeumo (Brentford)
FROM TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR STADIUM – Brentford mounted a second-half comeback to dent Tottenham’s European hopes, operating out 3-1 winners in north London.
Spurs had full management of the primary half however have been made to remorse not killing the sport off as the Bees got here from behind to earn a 3rd win at a big-six facet.
Thomas Frank’s facet at the moment are some extent behind Tottenham and might nonetheless qualify for Europe if outcomes go their means on the final day.
Tottenham took the lead after the five-minute mark by all-time document scorer Harry Kane. Frank Onyeka tripped Oliver Skipp just below 25 yards from aim and Spurs have been awarded a free-kick. Dejan Kulusevski teed up Kane and he curled the ball proper into the highest nook.
The hosts appeared to proceed their quick begin and have been denied a second quickly after. Son Heung-min managed to race in behind Aaron Hickey, however his shot from shut vary was saved out by David Raya.
Down the opposite finish, Brentford appeared to make use of tempo to their benefit too. A mixture-up between Emerson Royal and Davinson Sanchez allowed Kevin Schade to satisfy Ben Mee’s lengthy ball, and his low cross-cum-shot was put behind by Fraser Forster.
Midway by the primary half, Rico Henry got here to the Bees’ rescue. A intelligent give-and-go between Son and Kulusevski noticed the South Korean place a cross on Emerson’s head, and his effort needed to be cleared off the road by the Brentford left-back.
Brentford needed a penalty when Bryan Mbeumo fell below a nudge from Ben Davies, however the contact was minimal and their protests have been dismissed.
Just earlier than the break, Tottenham twice went near including a second. Kane wriggled out of hazard and located Son free in the course of the pitch, shifting over to the appropriate to assist Emerson. Son’s cross was then flicked on by the pinnacle of Arnaut Danjuma and the ball narrowly bounced broad of the far submit.
Soon after, Kulusevski once more discovered Son with a intelligent reverse ball, and he minimize inside to shoot, just for the retreating Ben Mee to disclaim him with an outstanding block.
Spurs have been made to pay for not placing a second away when Brentford equalised simply after half-time. Yoane Wissa skipped past a problem from Clement Lenglet and located Bryan Mbeumo, who minimize inside past a sleeping Ben Davies and located the underside nook.
Ryan Mason’s facet might have regained the lead within the following minutes. Kulusevski flicked the ball over Mee’s head and slipped by Kane, who fired all the best way into row Z of the stadium’s single-tier stand when bearing down on Raya.
On the hour mark, Tottenham discovered themselves behind. Hickey’s move inside Davies discovered Mbeumo sprinting in behind, and he picked out the identical nook to present Brentford the lead.
Spurs’ distress was compounded late on when Oliver Skipp was robbed of the ball by Shandon Baptiste on the sting of his personal field, with Mbeumo working the ball to Wissa to place past Forster.
Entering 9 minutes of stoppage facet, Tottenham threw everybody ahead looking for one other aim, with Richarlison twice denied by flying Raya saves.
Boos rang across the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium at full-time as Spurs have been condemned to a 14th Premier League defeat of the season. Brentford stay firmly within the hunt for Europe.
GK: Fraser Forster – 4/10 – Moved in sluggish movement for Brentford’s objectives. Distribution was largely superb.
RB: Emerson Royal – 5/10 – Wasn’t given the burners by Schade however was hardly happy to see him operating his means both.
CB: Davinson Sanchez – 5/10 – For essentially the most half was superb defensively, although it was notable Tottenham could not actually construct from him.
CB: Clement Lenglet – 4/10 – Hardly evoked confidence, notably when Davies wanted assist doubling up on Mbeumo.
LB: Ben Davies – 3/10 – And boy did Davies need assistance with Mbeumo. Gave him the liberty of north London to run in past him and minimize inside, which was clearly going to occur.
CM: Oliver Skipp – 3/10 – Kept issues easy within the midfield battle as wanted, after which gifted the Bees their third aim.
CM: Yves Bissouma – 6/10 – Had lots of pleasure within the centre of the park on his first begin since coming back from an ankle fracture. Will nearly definitely be used extra below a brand new everlasting head coach.
RM: Arnaut Danjuma – 5/10 – Played with impetus and drive however did not get the ball to stay on a uncommon begin and probability to impress.
AM: Dejan Kulusevski – 7/10 – Looked reborn in a free position between the traces, selecting out Son and Kane along with his ingenuity.
LM: Son Heung-min – 5/10 – Stretched play as a runner and was unfortunate to not discover the online within the first half, however was a lot quieter after the break.
CF: Harry Kane – 8/10 – Up to twenty-eight objectives within the Premier League this season and this may need been the decide of the bunch. Dropped deep to hyperlink play as per.
Substitutes
Lucas Moura (66′ for Danjuma) – 5/10
Pedro Porro (75′ for Emerson) – 5/10
Richarlison (75′ for Kulusevski) – 5/10
Ivan Perisic (85′ for Davies) – N/A
Subs not used: Austin, Dier, Tanganga, Craig, Sarr,
Manager
Ryan Mason – 5/10 – Changed the system and initially acquired a response however he did not have any additional methods up his sleeve as soon as Spurs went behind.
GK: David Raya – 7/10 – Not a lot he might have achieved about Kane’s opener. An spectacular sweeping and kicking show on the dwelling of a membership excited by his providers. Two enormous saves on the finish of the second half.
RB: Aaron Hickey – 7/10 – Enjoyed his duels with Son and supported Mbeumo effectively down the appropriate. Equally comfy moving into midfield and it is simple to see why he is been linked to Manchester City.
CB: Ethan Pinnock – 6/10 – A bit sloppy with possession early within the day however was a lot improved thereafter.
CB: Ben Mee – 6/10 – Likewise had a few bushy moments however all the time appeared comfy and warranted.
LB: Rico Henry – 8/10 – Outstanding. Gobbled up each Danjuma and Lucas, forcing them infield to clog up Kulusevski and Kane’s house.
DM: Vitaly Janelt – 6/10 – Recovered from a so-so first half to face his floor after the break as Brentford got here biting again.
CM: Frank Onyeka – 5/10 – Played a bit too excessive up the pitch as Brentford ceded the midfield battle and was hooked on the break.
CM: Mathias Jensen – 7/10 – Brentford’s greatest performer within the first half finally acquired some assist after the break. Spread play with relative ease.
RW: Bryan Mbeumo – 9/10 – Took full management of the sport after the restart. Two very good objectives and one help fired Brentford to a well-earned win.
CF: Yoane Wissa – 8/10 – Got little out of Sanchez and Lenglet as a standalone quantity 9 at first, however then had extra pleasure pulling them aside along with his deft runs and tempo.
LW: Kevin Schade – 5/10 – Gave Emerson and Sanchez a scare with a flash of tempo however not often ever used it.
Substitutes
Mikkel Damsgaard (46′ for Onyeka) – 7/10 – Looked way more at dwelling breaking Spurs down than Onyeka.
Shandon Baptiste (72′ for Jensen) – 7/10
Zanka (78′ for Schade) – 6/10
Subs not used: Strakosha, Roerslev, Ajer, Ghoddos, Trevitt, Dasilva
Manager
Thomas Frank – 8/10 – Whatever he mentioned at half-time clearly labored. Another huge outcome at a big-six facet.
Player of the match – Bryan Mbeumo (Brentford)
FROM TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR STADIUM – Brentford mounted a second-half comeback to dent Tottenham’s European hopes, operating out 3-1 winners in north London.
Spurs had full management of the primary half however have been made to remorse not killing the sport off as the Bees got here from behind to earn a 3rd win at a big-six facet.
Thomas Frank’s facet at the moment are some extent behind Tottenham and might nonetheless qualify for Europe if outcomes go their means on the final day.
Tottenham took the lead after the five-minute mark by all-time document scorer Harry Kane. Frank Onyeka tripped Oliver Skipp just below 25 yards from aim and Spurs have been awarded a free-kick. Dejan Kulusevski teed up Kane and he curled the ball proper into the highest nook.
The hosts appeared to proceed their quick begin and have been denied a second quickly after. Son Heung-min managed to race in behind Aaron Hickey, however his shot from shut vary was saved out by David Raya.
Down the opposite finish, Brentford appeared to make use of tempo to their benefit too. A mixture-up between Emerson Royal and Davinson Sanchez allowed Kevin Schade to satisfy Ben Mee’s lengthy ball, and his low cross-cum-shot was put behind by Fraser Forster.
Midway by the primary half, Rico Henry got here to the Bees’ rescue. A intelligent give-and-go between Son and Kulusevski noticed the South Korean place a cross on Emerson’s head, and his effort needed to be cleared off the road by the Brentford left-back.
Brentford needed a penalty when Bryan Mbeumo fell below a nudge from Ben Davies, however the contact was minimal and their protests have been dismissed.
Just earlier than the break, Tottenham twice went near including a second. Kane wriggled out of hazard and located Son free in the course of the pitch, shifting over to the appropriate to assist Emerson. Son’s cross was then flicked on by the pinnacle of Arnaut Danjuma and the ball narrowly bounced broad of the far submit.
Soon after, Kulusevski once more discovered Son with a intelligent reverse ball, and he minimize inside to shoot, just for the retreating Ben Mee to disclaim him with an outstanding block.
Spurs have been made to pay for not placing a second away when Brentford equalised simply after half-time. Yoane Wissa skipped past a problem from Clement Lenglet and located Bryan Mbeumo, who minimize inside past a sleeping Ben Davies and located the underside nook.
Ryan Mason’s facet might have regained the lead within the following minutes. Kulusevski flicked the ball over Mee’s head and slipped by Kane, who fired all the best way into row Z of the stadium’s single-tier stand when bearing down on Raya.
On the hour mark, Tottenham discovered themselves behind. Hickey’s move inside Davies discovered Mbeumo sprinting in behind, and he picked out the identical nook to present Brentford the lead.
Spurs’ distress was compounded late on when Oliver Skipp was robbed of the ball by Shandon Baptiste on the sting of his personal field, with Mbeumo working the ball to Wissa to place past Forster.
Entering 9 minutes of stoppage facet, Tottenham threw everybody ahead looking for one other aim, with Richarlison twice denied by flying Raya saves.
Boos rang across the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium at full-time as Spurs have been condemned to a 14th Premier League defeat of the season. Brentford stay firmly within the hunt for Europe.
GK: Fraser Forster – 4/10 – Moved in sluggish movement for Brentford’s objectives. Distribution was largely superb.
RB: Emerson Royal – 5/10 – Wasn’t given the burners by Schade however was hardly happy to see him operating his means both.
CB: Davinson Sanchez – 5/10 – For essentially the most half was superb defensively, although it was notable Tottenham could not actually construct from him.
CB: Clement Lenglet – 4/10 – Hardly evoked confidence, notably when Davies wanted assist doubling up on Mbeumo.
LB: Ben Davies – 3/10 – And boy did Davies need assistance with Mbeumo. Gave him the liberty of north London to run in past him and minimize inside, which was clearly going to occur.
CM: Oliver Skipp – 3/10 – Kept issues easy within the midfield battle as wanted, after which gifted the Bees their third aim.
CM: Yves Bissouma – 6/10 – Had lots of pleasure within the centre of the park on his first begin since coming back from an ankle fracture. Will nearly definitely be used extra below a brand new everlasting head coach.
RM: Arnaut Danjuma – 5/10 – Played with impetus and drive however did not get the ball to stay on a uncommon begin and probability to impress.
AM: Dejan Kulusevski – 7/10 – Looked reborn in a free position between the traces, selecting out Son and Kane along with his ingenuity.
LM: Son Heung-min – 5/10 – Stretched play as a runner and was unfortunate to not discover the online within the first half, however was a lot quieter after the break.
CF: Harry Kane – 8/10 – Up to twenty-eight objectives within the Premier League this season and this may need been the decide of the bunch. Dropped deep to hyperlink play as per.
Substitutes
Lucas Moura (66′ for Danjuma) – 5/10
Pedro Porro (75′ for Emerson) – 5/10
Richarlison (75′ for Kulusevski) – 5/10
Ivan Perisic (85′ for Davies) – N/A
Subs not used: Austin, Dier, Tanganga, Craig, Sarr,
Manager
Ryan Mason – 5/10 – Changed the system and initially acquired a response however he did not have any additional methods up his sleeve as soon as Spurs went behind.
GK: David Raya – 7/10 – Not a lot he might have achieved about Kane’s opener. An spectacular sweeping and kicking show on the dwelling of a membership excited by his providers. Two enormous saves on the finish of the second half.
RB: Aaron Hickey – 7/10 – Enjoyed his duels with Son and supported Mbeumo effectively down the appropriate. Equally comfy moving into midfield and it is simple to see why he is been linked to Manchester City.
CB: Ethan Pinnock – 6/10 – A bit sloppy with possession early within the day however was a lot improved thereafter.
CB: Ben Mee – 6/10 – Likewise had a few bushy moments however all the time appeared comfy and warranted.
LB: Rico Henry – 8/10 – Outstanding. Gobbled up each Danjuma and Lucas, forcing them infield to clog up Kulusevski and Kane’s house.
DM: Vitaly Janelt – 6/10 – Recovered from a so-so first half to face his floor after the break as Brentford got here biting again.
CM: Frank Onyeka – 5/10 – Played a bit too excessive up the pitch as Brentford ceded the midfield battle and was hooked on the break.
CM: Mathias Jensen – 7/10 – Brentford’s greatest performer within the first half finally acquired some assist after the break. Spread play with relative ease.
RW: Bryan Mbeumo – 9/10 – Took full management of the sport after the restart. Two very good objectives and one help fired Brentford to a well-earned win.
CF: Yoane Wissa – 8/10 – Got little out of Sanchez and Lenglet as a standalone quantity 9 at first, however then had extra pleasure pulling them aside along with his deft runs and tempo.
LW: Kevin Schade – 5/10 – Gave Emerson and Sanchez a scare with a flash of tempo however not often ever used it.
Substitutes
Mikkel Damsgaard (46′ for Onyeka) – 7/10 – Looked way more at dwelling breaking Spurs down than Onyeka.
Shandon Baptiste (72′ for Jensen) – 7/10
Zanka (78′ for Schade) – 6/10
Subs not used: Strakosha, Roerslev, Ajer, Ghoddos, Trevitt, Dasilva
Manager
Thomas Frank – 8/10 – Whatever he mentioned at half-time clearly labored. Another huge outcome at a big-six facet.
Player of the match – Bryan Mbeumo (Brentford)
FROM TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR STADIUM – Brentford mounted a second-half comeback to dent Tottenham’s European hopes, operating out 3-1 winners in north London.
Spurs had full management of the primary half however have been made to remorse not killing the sport off as the Bees got here from behind to earn a 3rd win at a big-six facet.
Thomas Frank’s facet at the moment are some extent behind Tottenham and might nonetheless qualify for Europe if outcomes go their means on the final day.
Tottenham took the lead after the five-minute mark by all-time document scorer Harry Kane. Frank Onyeka tripped Oliver Skipp just below 25 yards from aim and Spurs have been awarded a free-kick. Dejan Kulusevski teed up Kane and he curled the ball proper into the highest nook.
The hosts appeared to proceed their quick begin and have been denied a second quickly after. Son Heung-min managed to race in behind Aaron Hickey, however his shot from shut vary was saved out by David Raya.
Down the opposite finish, Brentford appeared to make use of tempo to their benefit too. A mixture-up between Emerson Royal and Davinson Sanchez allowed Kevin Schade to satisfy Ben Mee’s lengthy ball, and his low cross-cum-shot was put behind by Fraser Forster.
Midway by the primary half, Rico Henry got here to the Bees’ rescue. A intelligent give-and-go between Son and Kulusevski noticed the South Korean place a cross on Emerson’s head, and his effort needed to be cleared off the road by the Brentford left-back.
Brentford needed a penalty when Bryan Mbeumo fell below a nudge from Ben Davies, however the contact was minimal and their protests have been dismissed.
Just earlier than the break, Tottenham twice went near including a second. Kane wriggled out of hazard and located Son free in the course of the pitch, shifting over to the appropriate to assist Emerson. Son’s cross was then flicked on by the pinnacle of Arnaut Danjuma and the ball narrowly bounced broad of the far submit.
Soon after, Kulusevski once more discovered Son with a intelligent reverse ball, and he minimize inside to shoot, just for the retreating Ben Mee to disclaim him with an outstanding block.
Spurs have been made to pay for not placing a second away when Brentford equalised simply after half-time. Yoane Wissa skipped past a problem from Clement Lenglet and located Bryan Mbeumo, who minimize inside past a sleeping Ben Davies and located the underside nook.
Ryan Mason’s facet might have regained the lead within the following minutes. Kulusevski flicked the ball over Mee’s head and slipped by Kane, who fired all the best way into row Z of the stadium’s single-tier stand when bearing down on Raya.
On the hour mark, Tottenham discovered themselves behind. Hickey’s move inside Davies discovered Mbeumo sprinting in behind, and he picked out the identical nook to present Brentford the lead.
Spurs’ distress was compounded late on when Oliver Skipp was robbed of the ball by Shandon Baptiste on the sting of his personal field, with Mbeumo working the ball to Wissa to place past Forster.
Entering 9 minutes of stoppage facet, Tottenham threw everybody ahead looking for one other aim, with Richarlison twice denied by flying Raya saves.
Boos rang across the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium at full-time as Spurs have been condemned to a 14th Premier League defeat of the season. Brentford stay firmly within the hunt for Europe.
GK: Fraser Forster – 4/10 – Moved in sluggish movement for Brentford’s objectives. Distribution was largely superb.
RB: Emerson Royal – 5/10 – Wasn’t given the burners by Schade however was hardly happy to see him operating his means both.
CB: Davinson Sanchez – 5/10 – For essentially the most half was superb defensively, although it was notable Tottenham could not actually construct from him.
CB: Clement Lenglet – 4/10 – Hardly evoked confidence, notably when Davies wanted assist doubling up on Mbeumo.
LB: Ben Davies – 3/10 – And boy did Davies need assistance with Mbeumo. Gave him the liberty of north London to run in past him and minimize inside, which was clearly going to occur.
CM: Oliver Skipp – 3/10 – Kept issues easy within the midfield battle as wanted, after which gifted the Bees their third aim.
CM: Yves Bissouma – 6/10 – Had lots of pleasure within the centre of the park on his first begin since coming back from an ankle fracture. Will nearly definitely be used extra below a brand new everlasting head coach.
RM: Arnaut Danjuma – 5/10 – Played with impetus and drive however did not get the ball to stay on a uncommon begin and probability to impress.
AM: Dejan Kulusevski – 7/10 – Looked reborn in a free position between the traces, selecting out Son and Kane along with his ingenuity.
LM: Son Heung-min – 5/10 – Stretched play as a runner and was unfortunate to not discover the online within the first half, however was a lot quieter after the break.
CF: Harry Kane – 8/10 – Up to twenty-eight objectives within the Premier League this season and this may need been the decide of the bunch. Dropped deep to hyperlink play as per.
Substitutes
Lucas Moura (66′ for Danjuma) – 5/10
Pedro Porro (75′ for Emerson) – 5/10
Richarlison (75′ for Kulusevski) – 5/10
Ivan Perisic (85′ for Davies) – N/A
Subs not used: Austin, Dier, Tanganga, Craig, Sarr,
Manager
Ryan Mason – 5/10 – Changed the system and initially acquired a response however he did not have any additional methods up his sleeve as soon as Spurs went behind.
GK: David Raya – 7/10 – Not a lot he might have achieved about Kane’s opener. An spectacular sweeping and kicking show on the dwelling of a membership excited by his providers. Two enormous saves on the finish of the second half.
RB: Aaron Hickey – 7/10 – Enjoyed his duels with Son and supported Mbeumo effectively down the appropriate. Equally comfy moving into midfield and it is simple to see why he is been linked to Manchester City.
CB: Ethan Pinnock – 6/10 – A bit sloppy with possession early within the day however was a lot improved thereafter.
CB: Ben Mee – 6/10 – Likewise had a few bushy moments however all the time appeared comfy and warranted.
LB: Rico Henry – 8/10 – Outstanding. Gobbled up each Danjuma and Lucas, forcing them infield to clog up Kulusevski and Kane’s house.
DM: Vitaly Janelt – 6/10 – Recovered from a so-so first half to face his floor after the break as Brentford got here biting again.
CM: Frank Onyeka – 5/10 – Played a bit too excessive up the pitch as Brentford ceded the midfield battle and was hooked on the break.
CM: Mathias Jensen – 7/10 – Brentford’s greatest performer within the first half finally acquired some assist after the break. Spread play with relative ease.
RW: Bryan Mbeumo – 9/10 – Took full management of the sport after the restart. Two very good objectives and one help fired Brentford to a well-earned win.
CF: Yoane Wissa – 8/10 – Got little out of Sanchez and Lenglet as a standalone quantity 9 at first, however then had extra pleasure pulling them aside along with his deft runs and tempo.
LW: Kevin Schade – 5/10 – Gave Emerson and Sanchez a scare with a flash of tempo however not often ever used it.
Substitutes
Mikkel Damsgaard (46′ for Onyeka) – 7/10 – Looked way more at dwelling breaking Spurs down than Onyeka.
Shandon Baptiste (72′ for Jensen) – 7/10
Zanka (78′ for Schade) – 6/10
Subs not used: Strakosha, Roerslev, Ajer, Ghoddos, Trevitt, Dasilva
Manager
Thomas Frank – 8/10 – Whatever he mentioned at half-time clearly labored. Another huge outcome at a big-six facet.
Player of the match – Bryan Mbeumo (Brentford)
FROM TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR STADIUM – Brentford mounted a second-half comeback to dent Tottenham’s European hopes, operating out 3-1 winners in north London.
Spurs had full management of the primary half however have been made to remorse not killing the sport off as the Bees got here from behind to earn a 3rd win at a big-six facet.
Thomas Frank’s facet at the moment are some extent behind Tottenham and might nonetheless qualify for Europe if outcomes go their means on the final day.
Tottenham took the lead after the five-minute mark by all-time document scorer Harry Kane. Frank Onyeka tripped Oliver Skipp just below 25 yards from aim and Spurs have been awarded a free-kick. Dejan Kulusevski teed up Kane and he curled the ball proper into the highest nook.
The hosts appeared to proceed their quick begin and have been denied a second quickly after. Son Heung-min managed to race in behind Aaron Hickey, however his shot from shut vary was saved out by David Raya.
Down the opposite finish, Brentford appeared to make use of tempo to their benefit too. A mixture-up between Emerson Royal and Davinson Sanchez allowed Kevin Schade to satisfy Ben Mee’s lengthy ball, and his low cross-cum-shot was put behind by Fraser Forster.
Midway by the primary half, Rico Henry got here to the Bees’ rescue. A intelligent give-and-go between Son and Kulusevski noticed the South Korean place a cross on Emerson’s head, and his effort needed to be cleared off the road by the Brentford left-back.
Brentford needed a penalty when Bryan Mbeumo fell below a nudge from Ben Davies, however the contact was minimal and their protests have been dismissed.
Just earlier than the break, Tottenham twice went near including a second. Kane wriggled out of hazard and located Son free in the course of the pitch, shifting over to the appropriate to assist Emerson. Son’s cross was then flicked on by the pinnacle of Arnaut Danjuma and the ball narrowly bounced broad of the far submit.
Soon after, Kulusevski once more discovered Son with a intelligent reverse ball, and he minimize inside to shoot, just for the retreating Ben Mee to disclaim him with an outstanding block.
Spurs have been made to pay for not placing a second away when Brentford equalised simply after half-time. Yoane Wissa skipped past a problem from Clement Lenglet and located Bryan Mbeumo, who minimize inside past a sleeping Ben Davies and located the underside nook.
Ryan Mason’s facet might have regained the lead within the following minutes. Kulusevski flicked the ball over Mee’s head and slipped by Kane, who fired all the best way into row Z of the stadium’s single-tier stand when bearing down on Raya.
On the hour mark, Tottenham discovered themselves behind. Hickey’s move inside Davies discovered Mbeumo sprinting in behind, and he picked out the identical nook to present Brentford the lead.
Spurs’ distress was compounded late on when Oliver Skipp was robbed of the ball by Shandon Baptiste on the sting of his personal field, with Mbeumo working the ball to Wissa to place past Forster.
Entering 9 minutes of stoppage facet, Tottenham threw everybody ahead looking for one other aim, with Richarlison twice denied by flying Raya saves.
Boos rang across the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium at full-time as Spurs have been condemned to a 14th Premier League defeat of the season. Brentford stay firmly within the hunt for Europe.
GK: Fraser Forster – 4/10 – Moved in sluggish movement for Brentford’s objectives. Distribution was largely superb.
RB: Emerson Royal – 5/10 – Wasn’t given the burners by Schade however was hardly happy to see him operating his means both.
CB: Davinson Sanchez – 5/10 – For essentially the most half was superb defensively, although it was notable Tottenham could not actually construct from him.
CB: Clement Lenglet – 4/10 – Hardly evoked confidence, notably when Davies wanted assist doubling up on Mbeumo.
LB: Ben Davies – 3/10 – And boy did Davies need assistance with Mbeumo. Gave him the liberty of north London to run in past him and minimize inside, which was clearly going to occur.
CM: Oliver Skipp – 3/10 – Kept issues easy within the midfield battle as wanted, after which gifted the Bees their third aim.
CM: Yves Bissouma – 6/10 – Had lots of pleasure within the centre of the park on his first begin since coming back from an ankle fracture. Will nearly definitely be used extra below a brand new everlasting head coach.
RM: Arnaut Danjuma – 5/10 – Played with impetus and drive however did not get the ball to stay on a uncommon begin and probability to impress.
AM: Dejan Kulusevski – 7/10 – Looked reborn in a free position between the traces, selecting out Son and Kane along with his ingenuity.
LM: Son Heung-min – 5/10 – Stretched play as a runner and was unfortunate to not discover the online within the first half, however was a lot quieter after the break.
CF: Harry Kane – 8/10 – Up to twenty-eight objectives within the Premier League this season and this may need been the decide of the bunch. Dropped deep to hyperlink play as per.
Substitutes
Lucas Moura (66′ for Danjuma) – 5/10
Pedro Porro (75′ for Emerson) – 5/10
Richarlison (75′ for Kulusevski) – 5/10
Ivan Perisic (85′ for Davies) – N/A
Subs not used: Austin, Dier, Tanganga, Craig, Sarr,
Manager
Ryan Mason – 5/10 – Changed the system and initially acquired a response however he did not have any additional methods up his sleeve as soon as Spurs went behind.
GK: David Raya – 7/10 – Not a lot he might have achieved about Kane’s opener. An spectacular sweeping and kicking show on the dwelling of a membership excited by his providers. Two enormous saves on the finish of the second half.
RB: Aaron Hickey – 7/10 – Enjoyed his duels with Son and supported Mbeumo effectively down the appropriate. Equally comfy moving into midfield and it is simple to see why he is been linked to Manchester City.
CB: Ethan Pinnock – 6/10 – A bit sloppy with possession early within the day however was a lot improved thereafter.
CB: Ben Mee – 6/10 – Likewise had a few bushy moments however all the time appeared comfy and warranted.
LB: Rico Henry – 8/10 – Outstanding. Gobbled up each Danjuma and Lucas, forcing them infield to clog up Kulusevski and Kane’s house.
DM: Vitaly Janelt – 6/10 – Recovered from a so-so first half to face his floor after the break as Brentford got here biting again.
CM: Frank Onyeka – 5/10 – Played a bit too excessive up the pitch as Brentford ceded the midfield battle and was hooked on the break.
CM: Mathias Jensen – 7/10 – Brentford’s greatest performer within the first half finally acquired some assist after the break. Spread play with relative ease.
RW: Bryan Mbeumo – 9/10 – Took full management of the sport after the restart. Two very good objectives and one help fired Brentford to a well-earned win.
CF: Yoane Wissa – 8/10 – Got little out of Sanchez and Lenglet as a standalone quantity 9 at first, however then had extra pleasure pulling them aside along with his deft runs and tempo.
LW: Kevin Schade – 5/10 – Gave Emerson and Sanchez a scare with a flash of tempo however not often ever used it.
Substitutes
Mikkel Damsgaard (46′ for Onyeka) – 7/10 – Looked way more at dwelling breaking Spurs down than Onyeka.
Shandon Baptiste (72′ for Jensen) – 7/10
Zanka (78′ for Schade) – 6/10
Subs not used: Strakosha, Roerslev, Ajer, Ghoddos, Trevitt, Dasilva
Manager
Thomas Frank – 8/10 – Whatever he mentioned at half-time clearly labored. Another huge outcome at a big-six facet.
Player of the match – Bryan Mbeumo (Brentford)
FROM TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR STADIUM – Brentford mounted a second-half comeback to dent Tottenham’s European hopes, operating out 3-1 winners in north London.
Spurs had full management of the primary half however have been made to remorse not killing the sport off as the Bees got here from behind to earn a 3rd win at a big-six facet.
Thomas Frank’s facet at the moment are some extent behind Tottenham and might nonetheless qualify for Europe if outcomes go their means on the final day.
Tottenham took the lead after the five-minute mark by all-time document scorer Harry Kane. Frank Onyeka tripped Oliver Skipp just below 25 yards from aim and Spurs have been awarded a free-kick. Dejan Kulusevski teed up Kane and he curled the ball proper into the highest nook.
The hosts appeared to proceed their quick begin and have been denied a second quickly after. Son Heung-min managed to race in behind Aaron Hickey, however his shot from shut vary was saved out by David Raya.
Down the opposite finish, Brentford appeared to make use of tempo to their benefit too. A mixture-up between Emerson Royal and Davinson Sanchez allowed Kevin Schade to satisfy Ben Mee’s lengthy ball, and his low cross-cum-shot was put behind by Fraser Forster.
Midway by the primary half, Rico Henry got here to the Bees’ rescue. A intelligent give-and-go between Son and Kulusevski noticed the South Korean place a cross on Emerson’s head, and his effort needed to be cleared off the road by the Brentford left-back.
Brentford needed a penalty when Bryan Mbeumo fell below a nudge from Ben Davies, however the contact was minimal and their protests have been dismissed.
Just earlier than the break, Tottenham twice went near including a second. Kane wriggled out of hazard and located Son free in the course of the pitch, shifting over to the appropriate to assist Emerson. Son’s cross was then flicked on by the pinnacle of Arnaut Danjuma and the ball narrowly bounced broad of the far submit.
Soon after, Kulusevski once more discovered Son with a intelligent reverse ball, and he minimize inside to shoot, just for the retreating Ben Mee to disclaim him with an outstanding block.
Spurs have been made to pay for not placing a second away when Brentford equalised simply after half-time. Yoane Wissa skipped past a problem from Clement Lenglet and located Bryan Mbeumo, who minimize inside past a sleeping Ben Davies and located the underside nook.
Ryan Mason’s facet might have regained the lead within the following minutes. Kulusevski flicked the ball over Mee’s head and slipped by Kane, who fired all the best way into row Z of the stadium’s single-tier stand when bearing down on Raya.
On the hour mark, Tottenham discovered themselves behind. Hickey’s move inside Davies discovered Mbeumo sprinting in behind, and he picked out the identical nook to present Brentford the lead.
Spurs’ distress was compounded late on when Oliver Skipp was robbed of the ball by Shandon Baptiste on the sting of his personal field, with Mbeumo working the ball to Wissa to place past Forster.
Entering 9 minutes of stoppage facet, Tottenham threw everybody ahead looking for one other aim, with Richarlison twice denied by flying Raya saves.
Boos rang across the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium at full-time as Spurs have been condemned to a 14th Premier League defeat of the season. Brentford stay firmly within the hunt for Europe.
GK: Fraser Forster – 4/10 – Moved in sluggish movement for Brentford’s objectives. Distribution was largely superb.
RB: Emerson Royal – 5/10 – Wasn’t given the burners by Schade however was hardly happy to see him operating his means both.
CB: Davinson Sanchez – 5/10 – For essentially the most half was superb defensively, although it was notable Tottenham could not actually construct from him.
CB: Clement Lenglet – 4/10 – Hardly evoked confidence, notably when Davies wanted assist doubling up on Mbeumo.
LB: Ben Davies – 3/10 – And boy did Davies need assistance with Mbeumo. Gave him the liberty of north London to run in past him and minimize inside, which was clearly going to occur.
CM: Oliver Skipp – 3/10 – Kept issues easy within the midfield battle as wanted, after which gifted the Bees their third aim.
CM: Yves Bissouma – 6/10 – Had lots of pleasure within the centre of the park on his first begin since coming back from an ankle fracture. Will nearly definitely be used extra below a brand new everlasting head coach.
RM: Arnaut Danjuma – 5/10 – Played with impetus and drive however did not get the ball to stay on a uncommon begin and probability to impress.
AM: Dejan Kulusevski – 7/10 – Looked reborn in a free position between the traces, selecting out Son and Kane along with his ingenuity.
LM: Son Heung-min – 5/10 – Stretched play as a runner and was unfortunate to not discover the online within the first half, however was a lot quieter after the break.
CF: Harry Kane – 8/10 – Up to twenty-eight objectives within the Premier League this season and this may need been the decide of the bunch. Dropped deep to hyperlink play as per.
Substitutes
Lucas Moura (66′ for Danjuma) – 5/10
Pedro Porro (75′ for Emerson) – 5/10
Richarlison (75′ for Kulusevski) – 5/10
Ivan Perisic (85′ for Davies) – N/A
Subs not used: Austin, Dier, Tanganga, Craig, Sarr,
Manager
Ryan Mason – 5/10 – Changed the system and initially acquired a response however he did not have any additional methods up his sleeve as soon as Spurs went behind.
GK: David Raya – 7/10 – Not a lot he might have achieved about Kane’s opener. An spectacular sweeping and kicking show on the dwelling of a membership excited by his providers. Two enormous saves on the finish of the second half.
RB: Aaron Hickey – 7/10 – Enjoyed his duels with Son and supported Mbeumo effectively down the appropriate. Equally comfy moving into midfield and it is simple to see why he is been linked to Manchester City.
CB: Ethan Pinnock – 6/10 – A bit sloppy with possession early within the day however was a lot improved thereafter.
CB: Ben Mee – 6/10 – Likewise had a few bushy moments however all the time appeared comfy and warranted.
LB: Rico Henry – 8/10 – Outstanding. Gobbled up each Danjuma and Lucas, forcing them infield to clog up Kulusevski and Kane’s house.
DM: Vitaly Janelt – 6/10 – Recovered from a so-so first half to face his floor after the break as Brentford got here biting again.
CM: Frank Onyeka – 5/10 – Played a bit too excessive up the pitch as Brentford ceded the midfield battle and was hooked on the break.
CM: Mathias Jensen – 7/10 – Brentford’s greatest performer within the first half finally acquired some assist after the break. Spread play with relative ease.
RW: Bryan Mbeumo – 9/10 – Took full management of the sport after the restart. Two very good objectives and one help fired Brentford to a well-earned win.
CF: Yoane Wissa – 8/10 – Got little out of Sanchez and Lenglet as a standalone quantity 9 at first, however then had extra pleasure pulling them aside along with his deft runs and tempo.
LW: Kevin Schade – 5/10 – Gave Emerson and Sanchez a scare with a flash of tempo however not often ever used it.
Substitutes
Mikkel Damsgaard (46′ for Onyeka) – 7/10 – Looked way more at dwelling breaking Spurs down than Onyeka.
Shandon Baptiste (72′ for Jensen) – 7/10
Zanka (78′ for Schade) – 6/10
Subs not used: Strakosha, Roerslev, Ajer, Ghoddos, Trevitt, Dasilva
Manager
Thomas Frank – 8/10 – Whatever he mentioned at half-time clearly labored. Another huge outcome at a big-six facet.
Player of the match – Bryan Mbeumo (Brentford)
FROM TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR STADIUM – Brentford mounted a second-half comeback to dent Tottenham’s European hopes, operating out 3-1 winners in north London.
Spurs had full management of the primary half however have been made to remorse not killing the sport off as the Bees got here from behind to earn a 3rd win at a big-six facet.
Thomas Frank’s facet at the moment are some extent behind Tottenham and might nonetheless qualify for Europe if outcomes go their means on the final day.
Tottenham took the lead after the five-minute mark by all-time document scorer Harry Kane. Frank Onyeka tripped Oliver Skipp just below 25 yards from aim and Spurs have been awarded a free-kick. Dejan Kulusevski teed up Kane and he curled the ball proper into the highest nook.
The hosts appeared to proceed their quick begin and have been denied a second quickly after. Son Heung-min managed to race in behind Aaron Hickey, however his shot from shut vary was saved out by David Raya.
Down the opposite finish, Brentford appeared to make use of tempo to their benefit too. A mixture-up between Emerson Royal and Davinson Sanchez allowed Kevin Schade to satisfy Ben Mee’s lengthy ball, and his low cross-cum-shot was put behind by Fraser Forster.
Midway by the primary half, Rico Henry got here to the Bees’ rescue. A intelligent give-and-go between Son and Kulusevski noticed the South Korean place a cross on Emerson’s head, and his effort needed to be cleared off the road by the Brentford left-back.
Brentford needed a penalty when Bryan Mbeumo fell below a nudge from Ben Davies, however the contact was minimal and their protests have been dismissed.
Just earlier than the break, Tottenham twice went near including a second. Kane wriggled out of hazard and located Son free in the course of the pitch, shifting over to the appropriate to assist Emerson. Son’s cross was then flicked on by the pinnacle of Arnaut Danjuma and the ball narrowly bounced broad of the far submit.
Soon after, Kulusevski once more discovered Son with a intelligent reverse ball, and he minimize inside to shoot, just for the retreating Ben Mee to disclaim him with an outstanding block.
Spurs have been made to pay for not placing a second away when Brentford equalised simply after half-time. Yoane Wissa skipped past a problem from Clement Lenglet and located Bryan Mbeumo, who minimize inside past a sleeping Ben Davies and located the underside nook.
Ryan Mason’s facet might have regained the lead within the following minutes. Kulusevski flicked the ball over Mee’s head and slipped by Kane, who fired all the best way into row Z of the stadium’s single-tier stand when bearing down on Raya.
On the hour mark, Tottenham discovered themselves behind. Hickey’s move inside Davies discovered Mbeumo sprinting in behind, and he picked out the identical nook to present Brentford the lead.
Spurs’ distress was compounded late on when Oliver Skipp was robbed of the ball by Shandon Baptiste on the sting of his personal field, with Mbeumo working the ball to Wissa to place past Forster.
Entering 9 minutes of stoppage facet, Tottenham threw everybody ahead looking for one other aim, with Richarlison twice denied by flying Raya saves.
Boos rang across the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium at full-time as Spurs have been condemned to a 14th Premier League defeat of the season. Brentford stay firmly within the hunt for Europe.
GK: Fraser Forster – 4/10 – Moved in sluggish movement for Brentford’s objectives. Distribution was largely superb.
RB: Emerson Royal – 5/10 – Wasn’t given the burners by Schade however was hardly happy to see him operating his means both.
CB: Davinson Sanchez – 5/10 – For essentially the most half was superb defensively, although it was notable Tottenham could not actually construct from him.
CB: Clement Lenglet – 4/10 – Hardly evoked confidence, notably when Davies wanted assist doubling up on Mbeumo.
LB: Ben Davies – 3/10 – And boy did Davies need assistance with Mbeumo. Gave him the liberty of north London to run in past him and minimize inside, which was clearly going to occur.
CM: Oliver Skipp – 3/10 – Kept issues easy within the midfield battle as wanted, after which gifted the Bees their third aim.
CM: Yves Bissouma – 6/10 – Had lots of pleasure within the centre of the park on his first begin since coming back from an ankle fracture. Will nearly definitely be used extra below a brand new everlasting head coach.
RM: Arnaut Danjuma – 5/10 – Played with impetus and drive however did not get the ball to stay on a uncommon begin and probability to impress.
AM: Dejan Kulusevski – 7/10 – Looked reborn in a free position between the traces, selecting out Son and Kane along with his ingenuity.
LM: Son Heung-min – 5/10 – Stretched play as a runner and was unfortunate to not discover the online within the first half, however was a lot quieter after the break.
CF: Harry Kane – 8/10 – Up to twenty-eight objectives within the Premier League this season and this may need been the decide of the bunch. Dropped deep to hyperlink play as per.
Substitutes
Lucas Moura (66′ for Danjuma) – 5/10
Pedro Porro (75′ for Emerson) – 5/10
Richarlison (75′ for Kulusevski) – 5/10
Ivan Perisic (85′ for Davies) – N/A
Subs not used: Austin, Dier, Tanganga, Craig, Sarr,
Manager
Ryan Mason – 5/10 – Changed the system and initially acquired a response however he did not have any additional methods up his sleeve as soon as Spurs went behind.
GK: David Raya – 7/10 – Not a lot he might have achieved about Kane’s opener. An spectacular sweeping and kicking show on the dwelling of a membership excited by his providers. Two enormous saves on the finish of the second half.
RB: Aaron Hickey – 7/10 – Enjoyed his duels with Son and supported Mbeumo effectively down the appropriate. Equally comfy moving into midfield and it is simple to see why he is been linked to Manchester City.
CB: Ethan Pinnock – 6/10 – A bit sloppy with possession early within the day however was a lot improved thereafter.
CB: Ben Mee – 6/10 – Likewise had a few bushy moments however all the time appeared comfy and warranted.
LB: Rico Henry – 8/10 – Outstanding. Gobbled up each Danjuma and Lucas, forcing them infield to clog up Kulusevski and Kane’s house.
DM: Vitaly Janelt – 6/10 – Recovered from a so-so first half to face his floor after the break as Brentford got here biting again.
CM: Frank Onyeka – 5/10 – Played a bit too excessive up the pitch as Brentford ceded the midfield battle and was hooked on the break.
CM: Mathias Jensen – 7/10 – Brentford’s greatest performer within the first half finally acquired some assist after the break. Spread play with relative ease.
RW: Bryan Mbeumo – 9/10 – Took full management of the sport after the restart. Two very good objectives and one help fired Brentford to a well-earned win.
CF: Yoane Wissa – 8/10 – Got little out of Sanchez and Lenglet as a standalone quantity 9 at first, however then had extra pleasure pulling them aside along with his deft runs and tempo.
LW: Kevin Schade – 5/10 – Gave Emerson and Sanchez a scare with a flash of tempo however not often ever used it.
Substitutes
Mikkel Damsgaard (46′ for Onyeka) – 7/10 – Looked way more at dwelling breaking Spurs down than Onyeka.
Shandon Baptiste (72′ for Jensen) – 7/10
Zanka (78′ for Schade) – 6/10
Subs not used: Strakosha, Roerslev, Ajer, Ghoddos, Trevitt, Dasilva
Manager
Thomas Frank – 8/10 – Whatever he mentioned at half-time clearly labored. Another huge outcome at a big-six facet.
Player of the match – Bryan Mbeumo (Brentford)
FROM TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR STADIUM – Brentford mounted a second-half comeback to dent Tottenham’s European hopes, operating out 3-1 winners in north London.
Spurs had full management of the primary half however have been made to remorse not killing the sport off as the Bees got here from behind to earn a 3rd win at a big-six facet.
Thomas Frank’s facet at the moment are some extent behind Tottenham and might nonetheless qualify for Europe if outcomes go their means on the final day.
Tottenham took the lead after the five-minute mark by all-time document scorer Harry Kane. Frank Onyeka tripped Oliver Skipp just below 25 yards from aim and Spurs have been awarded a free-kick. Dejan Kulusevski teed up Kane and he curled the ball proper into the highest nook.
The hosts appeared to proceed their quick begin and have been denied a second quickly after. Son Heung-min managed to race in behind Aaron Hickey, however his shot from shut vary was saved out by David Raya.
Down the opposite finish, Brentford appeared to make use of tempo to their benefit too. A mixture-up between Emerson Royal and Davinson Sanchez allowed Kevin Schade to satisfy Ben Mee’s lengthy ball, and his low cross-cum-shot was put behind by Fraser Forster.
Midway by the primary half, Rico Henry got here to the Bees’ rescue. A intelligent give-and-go between Son and Kulusevski noticed the South Korean place a cross on Emerson’s head, and his effort needed to be cleared off the road by the Brentford left-back.
Brentford needed a penalty when Bryan Mbeumo fell below a nudge from Ben Davies, however the contact was minimal and their protests have been dismissed.
Just earlier than the break, Tottenham twice went near including a second. Kane wriggled out of hazard and located Son free in the course of the pitch, shifting over to the appropriate to assist Emerson. Son’s cross was then flicked on by the pinnacle of Arnaut Danjuma and the ball narrowly bounced broad of the far submit.
Soon after, Kulusevski once more discovered Son with a intelligent reverse ball, and he minimize inside to shoot, just for the retreating Ben Mee to disclaim him with an outstanding block.
Spurs have been made to pay for not placing a second away when Brentford equalised simply after half-time. Yoane Wissa skipped past a problem from Clement Lenglet and located Bryan Mbeumo, who minimize inside past a sleeping Ben Davies and located the underside nook.
Ryan Mason’s facet might have regained the lead within the following minutes. Kulusevski flicked the ball over Mee’s head and slipped by Kane, who fired all the best way into row Z of the stadium’s single-tier stand when bearing down on Raya.
On the hour mark, Tottenham discovered themselves behind. Hickey’s move inside Davies discovered Mbeumo sprinting in behind, and he picked out the identical nook to present Brentford the lead.
Spurs’ distress was compounded late on when Oliver Skipp was robbed of the ball by Shandon Baptiste on the sting of his personal field, with Mbeumo working the ball to Wissa to place past Forster.
Entering 9 minutes of stoppage facet, Tottenham threw everybody ahead looking for one other aim, with Richarlison twice denied by flying Raya saves.
Boos rang across the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium at full-time as Spurs have been condemned to a 14th Premier League defeat of the season. Brentford stay firmly within the hunt for Europe.
GK: Fraser Forster – 4/10 – Moved in sluggish movement for Brentford’s objectives. Distribution was largely superb.
RB: Emerson Royal – 5/10 – Wasn’t given the burners by Schade however was hardly happy to see him operating his means both.
CB: Davinson Sanchez – 5/10 – For essentially the most half was superb defensively, although it was notable Tottenham could not actually construct from him.
CB: Clement Lenglet – 4/10 – Hardly evoked confidence, notably when Davies wanted assist doubling up on Mbeumo.
LB: Ben Davies – 3/10 – And boy did Davies need assistance with Mbeumo. Gave him the liberty of north London to run in past him and minimize inside, which was clearly going to occur.
CM: Oliver Skipp – 3/10 – Kept issues easy within the midfield battle as wanted, after which gifted the Bees their third aim.
CM: Yves Bissouma – 6/10 – Had lots of pleasure within the centre of the park on his first begin since coming back from an ankle fracture. Will nearly definitely be used extra below a brand new everlasting head coach.
RM: Arnaut Danjuma – 5/10 – Played with impetus and drive however did not get the ball to stay on a uncommon begin and probability to impress.
AM: Dejan Kulusevski – 7/10 – Looked reborn in a free position between the traces, selecting out Son and Kane along with his ingenuity.
LM: Son Heung-min – 5/10 – Stretched play as a runner and was unfortunate to not discover the online within the first half, however was a lot quieter after the break.
CF: Harry Kane – 8/10 – Up to twenty-eight objectives within the Premier League this season and this may need been the decide of the bunch. Dropped deep to hyperlink play as per.
Substitutes
Lucas Moura (66′ for Danjuma) – 5/10
Pedro Porro (75′ for Emerson) – 5/10
Richarlison (75′ for Kulusevski) – 5/10
Ivan Perisic (85′ for Davies) – N/A
Subs not used: Austin, Dier, Tanganga, Craig, Sarr,
Manager
Ryan Mason – 5/10 – Changed the system and initially acquired a response however he did not have any additional methods up his sleeve as soon as Spurs went behind.
GK: David Raya – 7/10 – Not a lot he might have achieved about Kane’s opener. An spectacular sweeping and kicking show on the dwelling of a membership excited by his providers. Two enormous saves on the finish of the second half.
RB: Aaron Hickey – 7/10 – Enjoyed his duels with Son and supported Mbeumo effectively down the appropriate. Equally comfy moving into midfield and it is simple to see why he is been linked to Manchester City.
CB: Ethan Pinnock – 6/10 – A bit sloppy with possession early within the day however was a lot improved thereafter.
CB: Ben Mee – 6/10 – Likewise had a few bushy moments however all the time appeared comfy and warranted.
LB: Rico Henry – 8/10 – Outstanding. Gobbled up each Danjuma and Lucas, forcing them infield to clog up Kulusevski and Kane’s house.
DM: Vitaly Janelt – 6/10 – Recovered from a so-so first half to face his floor after the break as Brentford got here biting again.
CM: Frank Onyeka – 5/10 – Played a bit too excessive up the pitch as Brentford ceded the midfield battle and was hooked on the break.
CM: Mathias Jensen – 7/10 – Brentford’s greatest performer within the first half finally acquired some assist after the break. Spread play with relative ease.
RW: Bryan Mbeumo – 9/10 – Took full management of the sport after the restart. Two very good objectives and one help fired Brentford to a well-earned win.
CF: Yoane Wissa – 8/10 – Got little out of Sanchez and Lenglet as a standalone quantity 9 at first, however then had extra pleasure pulling them aside along with his deft runs and tempo.
LW: Kevin Schade – 5/10 – Gave Emerson and Sanchez a scare with a flash of tempo however not often ever used it.
Substitutes
Mikkel Damsgaard (46′ for Onyeka) – 7/10 – Looked way more at dwelling breaking Spurs down than Onyeka.
Shandon Baptiste (72′ for Jensen) – 7/10
Zanka (78′ for Schade) – 6/10
Subs not used: Strakosha, Roerslev, Ajer, Ghoddos, Trevitt, Dasilva
Manager
Thomas Frank – 8/10 – Whatever he mentioned at half-time clearly labored. Another huge outcome at a big-six facet.
Player of the match – Bryan Mbeumo (Brentford)
FROM TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR STADIUM – Brentford mounted a second-half comeback to dent Tottenham’s European hopes, operating out 3-1 winners in north London.
Spurs had full management of the primary half however have been made to remorse not killing the sport off as the Bees got here from behind to earn a 3rd win at a big-six facet.
Thomas Frank’s facet at the moment are some extent behind Tottenham and might nonetheless qualify for Europe if outcomes go their means on the final day.
Tottenham took the lead after the five-minute mark by all-time document scorer Harry Kane. Frank Onyeka tripped Oliver Skipp just below 25 yards from aim and Spurs have been awarded a free-kick. Dejan Kulusevski teed up Kane and he curled the ball proper into the highest nook.
The hosts appeared to proceed their quick begin and have been denied a second quickly after. Son Heung-min managed to race in behind Aaron Hickey, however his shot from shut vary was saved out by David Raya.
Down the opposite finish, Brentford appeared to make use of tempo to their benefit too. A mixture-up between Emerson Royal and Davinson Sanchez allowed Kevin Schade to satisfy Ben Mee’s lengthy ball, and his low cross-cum-shot was put behind by Fraser Forster.
Midway by the primary half, Rico Henry got here to the Bees’ rescue. A intelligent give-and-go between Son and Kulusevski noticed the South Korean place a cross on Emerson’s head, and his effort needed to be cleared off the road by the Brentford left-back.
Brentford needed a penalty when Bryan Mbeumo fell below a nudge from Ben Davies, however the contact was minimal and their protests have been dismissed.
Just earlier than the break, Tottenham twice went near including a second. Kane wriggled out of hazard and located Son free in the course of the pitch, shifting over to the appropriate to assist Emerson. Son’s cross was then flicked on by the pinnacle of Arnaut Danjuma and the ball narrowly bounced broad of the far submit.
Soon after, Kulusevski once more discovered Son with a intelligent reverse ball, and he minimize inside to shoot, just for the retreating Ben Mee to disclaim him with an outstanding block.
Spurs have been made to pay for not placing a second away when Brentford equalised simply after half-time. Yoane Wissa skipped past a problem from Clement Lenglet and located Bryan Mbeumo, who minimize inside past a sleeping Ben Davies and located the underside nook.
Ryan Mason’s facet might have regained the lead within the following minutes. Kulusevski flicked the ball over Mee’s head and slipped by Kane, who fired all the best way into row Z of the stadium’s single-tier stand when bearing down on Raya.
On the hour mark, Tottenham discovered themselves behind. Hickey’s move inside Davies discovered Mbeumo sprinting in behind, and he picked out the identical nook to present Brentford the lead.
Spurs’ distress was compounded late on when Oliver Skipp was robbed of the ball by Shandon Baptiste on the sting of his personal field, with Mbeumo working the ball to Wissa to place past Forster.
Entering 9 minutes of stoppage facet, Tottenham threw everybody ahead looking for one other aim, with Richarlison twice denied by flying Raya saves.
Boos rang across the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium at full-time as Spurs have been condemned to a 14th Premier League defeat of the season. Brentford stay firmly within the hunt for Europe.
GK: Fraser Forster – 4/10 – Moved in sluggish movement for Brentford’s objectives. Distribution was largely superb.
RB: Emerson Royal – 5/10 – Wasn’t given the burners by Schade however was hardly happy to see him operating his means both.
CB: Davinson Sanchez – 5/10 – For essentially the most half was superb defensively, although it was notable Tottenham could not actually construct from him.
CB: Clement Lenglet – 4/10 – Hardly evoked confidence, notably when Davies wanted assist doubling up on Mbeumo.
LB: Ben Davies – 3/10 – And boy did Davies need assistance with Mbeumo. Gave him the liberty of north London to run in past him and minimize inside, which was clearly going to occur.
CM: Oliver Skipp – 3/10 – Kept issues easy within the midfield battle as wanted, after which gifted the Bees their third aim.
CM: Yves Bissouma – 6/10 – Had lots of pleasure within the centre of the park on his first begin since coming back from an ankle fracture. Will nearly definitely be used extra below a brand new everlasting head coach.
RM: Arnaut Danjuma – 5/10 – Played with impetus and drive however did not get the ball to stay on a uncommon begin and probability to impress.
AM: Dejan Kulusevski – 7/10 – Looked reborn in a free position between the traces, selecting out Son and Kane along with his ingenuity.
LM: Son Heung-min – 5/10 – Stretched play as a runner and was unfortunate to not discover the online within the first half, however was a lot quieter after the break.
CF: Harry Kane – 8/10 – Up to twenty-eight objectives within the Premier League this season and this may need been the decide of the bunch. Dropped deep to hyperlink play as per.
Substitutes
Lucas Moura (66′ for Danjuma) – 5/10
Pedro Porro (75′ for Emerson) – 5/10
Richarlison (75′ for Kulusevski) – 5/10
Ivan Perisic (85′ for Davies) – N/A
Subs not used: Austin, Dier, Tanganga, Craig, Sarr,
Manager
Ryan Mason – 5/10 – Changed the system and initially acquired a response however he did not have any additional methods up his sleeve as soon as Spurs went behind.
GK: David Raya – 7/10 – Not a lot he might have achieved about Kane’s opener. An spectacular sweeping and kicking show on the dwelling of a membership excited by his providers. Two enormous saves on the finish of the second half.
RB: Aaron Hickey – 7/10 – Enjoyed his duels with Son and supported Mbeumo effectively down the appropriate. Equally comfy moving into midfield and it is simple to see why he is been linked to Manchester City.
CB: Ethan Pinnock – 6/10 – A bit sloppy with possession early within the day however was a lot improved thereafter.
CB: Ben Mee – 6/10 – Likewise had a few bushy moments however all the time appeared comfy and warranted.
LB: Rico Henry – 8/10 – Outstanding. Gobbled up each Danjuma and Lucas, forcing them infield to clog up Kulusevski and Kane’s house.
DM: Vitaly Janelt – 6/10 – Recovered from a so-so first half to face his floor after the break as Brentford got here biting again.
CM: Frank Onyeka – 5/10 – Played a bit too excessive up the pitch as Brentford ceded the midfield battle and was hooked on the break.
CM: Mathias Jensen – 7/10 – Brentford’s greatest performer within the first half finally acquired some assist after the break. Spread play with relative ease.
RW: Bryan Mbeumo – 9/10 – Took full management of the sport after the restart. Two very good objectives and one help fired Brentford to a well-earned win.
CF: Yoane Wissa – 8/10 – Got little out of Sanchez and Lenglet as a standalone quantity 9 at first, however then had extra pleasure pulling them aside along with his deft runs and tempo.
LW: Kevin Schade – 5/10 – Gave Emerson and Sanchez a scare with a flash of tempo however not often ever used it.
Substitutes
Mikkel Damsgaard (46′ for Onyeka) – 7/10 – Looked way more at dwelling breaking Spurs down than Onyeka.
Shandon Baptiste (72′ for Jensen) – 7/10
Zanka (78′ for Schade) – 6/10
Subs not used: Strakosha, Roerslev, Ajer, Ghoddos, Trevitt, Dasilva
Manager
Thomas Frank – 8/10 – Whatever he mentioned at half-time clearly labored. Another huge outcome at a big-six facet.
Player of the match – Bryan Mbeumo (Brentford)
FROM TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR STADIUM – Brentford mounted a second-half comeback to dent Tottenham’s European hopes, operating out 3-1 winners in north London.
Spurs had full management of the primary half however have been made to remorse not killing the sport off as the Bees got here from behind to earn a 3rd win at a big-six facet.
Thomas Frank’s facet at the moment are some extent behind Tottenham and might nonetheless qualify for Europe if outcomes go their means on the final day.
Tottenham took the lead after the five-minute mark by all-time document scorer Harry Kane. Frank Onyeka tripped Oliver Skipp just below 25 yards from aim and Spurs have been awarded a free-kick. Dejan Kulusevski teed up Kane and he curled the ball proper into the highest nook.
The hosts appeared to proceed their quick begin and have been denied a second quickly after. Son Heung-min managed to race in behind Aaron Hickey, however his shot from shut vary was saved out by David Raya.
Down the opposite finish, Brentford appeared to make use of tempo to their benefit too. A mixture-up between Emerson Royal and Davinson Sanchez allowed Kevin Schade to satisfy Ben Mee’s lengthy ball, and his low cross-cum-shot was put behind by Fraser Forster.
Midway by the primary half, Rico Henry got here to the Bees’ rescue. A intelligent give-and-go between Son and Kulusevski noticed the South Korean place a cross on Emerson’s head, and his effort needed to be cleared off the road by the Brentford left-back.
Brentford needed a penalty when Bryan Mbeumo fell below a nudge from Ben Davies, however the contact was minimal and their protests have been dismissed.
Just earlier than the break, Tottenham twice went near including a second. Kane wriggled out of hazard and located Son free in the course of the pitch, shifting over to the appropriate to assist Emerson. Son’s cross was then flicked on by the pinnacle of Arnaut Danjuma and the ball narrowly bounced broad of the far submit.
Soon after, Kulusevski once more discovered Son with a intelligent reverse ball, and he minimize inside to shoot, just for the retreating Ben Mee to disclaim him with an outstanding block.
Spurs have been made to pay for not placing a second away when Brentford equalised simply after half-time. Yoane Wissa skipped past a problem from Clement Lenglet and located Bryan Mbeumo, who minimize inside past a sleeping Ben Davies and located the underside nook.
Ryan Mason’s facet might have regained the lead within the following minutes. Kulusevski flicked the ball over Mee’s head and slipped by Kane, who fired all the best way into row Z of the stadium’s single-tier stand when bearing down on Raya.
On the hour mark, Tottenham discovered themselves behind. Hickey’s move inside Davies discovered Mbeumo sprinting in behind, and he picked out the identical nook to present Brentford the lead.
Spurs’ distress was compounded late on when Oliver Skipp was robbed of the ball by Shandon Baptiste on the sting of his personal field, with Mbeumo working the ball to Wissa to place past Forster.
Entering 9 minutes of stoppage facet, Tottenham threw everybody ahead looking for one other aim, with Richarlison twice denied by flying Raya saves.
Boos rang across the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium at full-time as Spurs have been condemned to a 14th Premier League defeat of the season. Brentford stay firmly within the hunt for Europe.
GK: Fraser Forster – 4/10 – Moved in sluggish movement for Brentford’s objectives. Distribution was largely superb.
RB: Emerson Royal – 5/10 – Wasn’t given the burners by Schade however was hardly happy to see him operating his means both.
CB: Davinson Sanchez – 5/10 – For essentially the most half was superb defensively, although it was notable Tottenham could not actually construct from him.
CB: Clement Lenglet – 4/10 – Hardly evoked confidence, notably when Davies wanted assist doubling up on Mbeumo.
LB: Ben Davies – 3/10 – And boy did Davies need assistance with Mbeumo. Gave him the liberty of north London to run in past him and minimize inside, which was clearly going to occur.
CM: Oliver Skipp – 3/10 – Kept issues easy within the midfield battle as wanted, after which gifted the Bees their third aim.
CM: Yves Bissouma – 6/10 – Had lots of pleasure within the centre of the park on his first begin since coming back from an ankle fracture. Will nearly definitely be used extra below a brand new everlasting head coach.
RM: Arnaut Danjuma – 5/10 – Played with impetus and drive however did not get the ball to stay on a uncommon begin and probability to impress.
AM: Dejan Kulusevski – 7/10 – Looked reborn in a free position between the traces, selecting out Son and Kane along with his ingenuity.
LM: Son Heung-min – 5/10 – Stretched play as a runner and was unfortunate to not discover the online within the first half, however was a lot quieter after the break.
CF: Harry Kane – 8/10 – Up to twenty-eight objectives within the Premier League this season and this may need been the decide of the bunch. Dropped deep to hyperlink play as per.
Substitutes
Lucas Moura (66′ for Danjuma) – 5/10
Pedro Porro (75′ for Emerson) – 5/10
Richarlison (75′ for Kulusevski) – 5/10
Ivan Perisic (85′ for Davies) – N/A
Subs not used: Austin, Dier, Tanganga, Craig, Sarr,
Manager
Ryan Mason – 5/10 – Changed the system and initially acquired a response however he did not have any additional methods up his sleeve as soon as Spurs went behind.
GK: David Raya – 7/10 – Not a lot he might have achieved about Kane’s opener. An spectacular sweeping and kicking show on the dwelling of a membership excited by his providers. Two enormous saves on the finish of the second half.
RB: Aaron Hickey – 7/10 – Enjoyed his duels with Son and supported Mbeumo effectively down the appropriate. Equally comfy moving into midfield and it is simple to see why he is been linked to Manchester City.
CB: Ethan Pinnock – 6/10 – A bit sloppy with possession early within the day however was a lot improved thereafter.
CB: Ben Mee – 6/10 – Likewise had a few bushy moments however all the time appeared comfy and warranted.
LB: Rico Henry – 8/10 – Outstanding. Gobbled up each Danjuma and Lucas, forcing them infield to clog up Kulusevski and Kane’s house.
DM: Vitaly Janelt – 6/10 – Recovered from a so-so first half to face his floor after the break as Brentford got here biting again.
CM: Frank Onyeka – 5/10 – Played a bit too excessive up the pitch as Brentford ceded the midfield battle and was hooked on the break.
CM: Mathias Jensen – 7/10 – Brentford’s greatest performer within the first half finally acquired some assist after the break. Spread play with relative ease.
RW: Bryan Mbeumo – 9/10 – Took full management of the sport after the restart. Two very good objectives and one help fired Brentford to a well-earned win.
CF: Yoane Wissa – 8/10 – Got little out of Sanchez and Lenglet as a standalone quantity 9 at first, however then had extra pleasure pulling them aside along with his deft runs and tempo.
LW: Kevin Schade – 5/10 – Gave Emerson and Sanchez a scare with a flash of tempo however not often ever used it.
Substitutes
Mikkel Damsgaard (46′ for Onyeka) – 7/10 – Looked way more at dwelling breaking Spurs down than Onyeka.
Shandon Baptiste (72′ for Jensen) – 7/10
Zanka (78′ for Schade) – 6/10
Subs not used: Strakosha, Roerslev, Ajer, Ghoddos, Trevitt, Dasilva
Manager
Thomas Frank – 8/10 – Whatever he mentioned at half-time clearly labored. Another huge outcome at a big-six facet.
Player of the match – Bryan Mbeumo (Brentford)
FROM TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR STADIUM – Brentford mounted a second-half comeback to dent Tottenham’s European hopes, operating out 3-1 winners in north London.
Spurs had full management of the primary half however have been made to remorse not killing the sport off as the Bees got here from behind to earn a 3rd win at a big-six facet.
Thomas Frank’s facet at the moment are some extent behind Tottenham and might nonetheless qualify for Europe if outcomes go their means on the final day.
Tottenham took the lead after the five-minute mark by all-time document scorer Harry Kane. Frank Onyeka tripped Oliver Skipp just below 25 yards from aim and Spurs have been awarded a free-kick. Dejan Kulusevski teed up Kane and he curled the ball proper into the highest nook.
The hosts appeared to proceed their quick begin and have been denied a second quickly after. Son Heung-min managed to race in behind Aaron Hickey, however his shot from shut vary was saved out by David Raya.
Down the opposite finish, Brentford appeared to make use of tempo to their benefit too. A mixture-up between Emerson Royal and Davinson Sanchez allowed Kevin Schade to satisfy Ben Mee’s lengthy ball, and his low cross-cum-shot was put behind by Fraser Forster.
Midway by the primary half, Rico Henry got here to the Bees’ rescue. A intelligent give-and-go between Son and Kulusevski noticed the South Korean place a cross on Emerson’s head, and his effort needed to be cleared off the road by the Brentford left-back.
Brentford needed a penalty when Bryan Mbeumo fell below a nudge from Ben Davies, however the contact was minimal and their protests have been dismissed.
Just earlier than the break, Tottenham twice went near including a second. Kane wriggled out of hazard and located Son free in the course of the pitch, shifting over to the appropriate to assist Emerson. Son’s cross was then flicked on by the pinnacle of Arnaut Danjuma and the ball narrowly bounced broad of the far submit.
Soon after, Kulusevski once more discovered Son with a intelligent reverse ball, and he minimize inside to shoot, just for the retreating Ben Mee to disclaim him with an outstanding block.
Spurs have been made to pay for not placing a second away when Brentford equalised simply after half-time. Yoane Wissa skipped past a problem from Clement Lenglet and located Bryan Mbeumo, who minimize inside past a sleeping Ben Davies and located the underside nook.
Ryan Mason’s facet might have regained the lead within the following minutes. Kulusevski flicked the ball over Mee’s head and slipped by Kane, who fired all the best way into row Z of the stadium’s single-tier stand when bearing down on Raya.
On the hour mark, Tottenham discovered themselves behind. Hickey’s move inside Davies discovered Mbeumo sprinting in behind, and he picked out the identical nook to present Brentford the lead.
Spurs’ distress was compounded late on when Oliver Skipp was robbed of the ball by Shandon Baptiste on the sting of his personal field, with Mbeumo working the ball to Wissa to place past Forster.
Entering 9 minutes of stoppage facet, Tottenham threw everybody ahead looking for one other aim, with Richarlison twice denied by flying Raya saves.
Boos rang across the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium at full-time as Spurs have been condemned to a 14th Premier League defeat of the season. Brentford stay firmly within the hunt for Europe.
GK: Fraser Forster – 4/10 – Moved in sluggish movement for Brentford’s objectives. Distribution was largely superb.
RB: Emerson Royal – 5/10 – Wasn’t given the burners by Schade however was hardly happy to see him operating his means both.
CB: Davinson Sanchez – 5/10 – For essentially the most half was superb defensively, although it was notable Tottenham could not actually construct from him.
CB: Clement Lenglet – 4/10 – Hardly evoked confidence, notably when Davies wanted assist doubling up on Mbeumo.
LB: Ben Davies – 3/10 – And boy did Davies need assistance with Mbeumo. Gave him the liberty of north London to run in past him and minimize inside, which was clearly going to occur.
CM: Oliver Skipp – 3/10 – Kept issues easy within the midfield battle as wanted, after which gifted the Bees their third aim.
CM: Yves Bissouma – 6/10 – Had lots of pleasure within the centre of the park on his first begin since coming back from an ankle fracture. Will nearly definitely be used extra below a brand new everlasting head coach.
RM: Arnaut Danjuma – 5/10 – Played with impetus and drive however did not get the ball to stay on a uncommon begin and probability to impress.
AM: Dejan Kulusevski – 7/10 – Looked reborn in a free position between the traces, selecting out Son and Kane along with his ingenuity.
LM: Son Heung-min – 5/10 – Stretched play as a runner and was unfortunate to not discover the online within the first half, however was a lot quieter after the break.
CF: Harry Kane – 8/10 – Up to twenty-eight objectives within the Premier League this season and this may need been the decide of the bunch. Dropped deep to hyperlink play as per.
Substitutes
Lucas Moura (66′ for Danjuma) – 5/10
Pedro Porro (75′ for Emerson) – 5/10
Richarlison (75′ for Kulusevski) – 5/10
Ivan Perisic (85′ for Davies) – N/A
Subs not used: Austin, Dier, Tanganga, Craig, Sarr,
Manager
Ryan Mason – 5/10 – Changed the system and initially acquired a response however he did not have any additional methods up his sleeve as soon as Spurs went behind.
GK: David Raya – 7/10 – Not a lot he might have achieved about Kane’s opener. An spectacular sweeping and kicking show on the dwelling of a membership excited by his providers. Two enormous saves on the finish of the second half.
RB: Aaron Hickey – 7/10 – Enjoyed his duels with Son and supported Mbeumo effectively down the appropriate. Equally comfy moving into midfield and it is simple to see why he is been linked to Manchester City.
CB: Ethan Pinnock – 6/10 – A bit sloppy with possession early within the day however was a lot improved thereafter.
CB: Ben Mee – 6/10 – Likewise had a few bushy moments however all the time appeared comfy and warranted.
LB: Rico Henry – 8/10 – Outstanding. Gobbled up each Danjuma and Lucas, forcing them infield to clog up Kulusevski and Kane’s house.
DM: Vitaly Janelt – 6/10 – Recovered from a so-so first half to face his floor after the break as Brentford got here biting again.
CM: Frank Onyeka – 5/10 – Played a bit too excessive up the pitch as Brentford ceded the midfield battle and was hooked on the break.
CM: Mathias Jensen – 7/10 – Brentford’s greatest performer within the first half finally acquired some assist after the break. Spread play with relative ease.
RW: Bryan Mbeumo – 9/10 – Took full management of the sport after the restart. Two very good objectives and one help fired Brentford to a well-earned win.
CF: Yoane Wissa – 8/10 – Got little out of Sanchez and Lenglet as a standalone quantity 9 at first, however then had extra pleasure pulling them aside along with his deft runs and tempo.
LW: Kevin Schade – 5/10 – Gave Emerson and Sanchez a scare with a flash of tempo however not often ever used it.
Substitutes
Mikkel Damsgaard (46′ for Onyeka) – 7/10 – Looked way more at dwelling breaking Spurs down than Onyeka.
Shandon Baptiste (72′ for Jensen) – 7/10
Zanka (78′ for Schade) – 6/10
Subs not used: Strakosha, Roerslev, Ajer, Ghoddos, Trevitt, Dasilva
Manager
Thomas Frank – 8/10 – Whatever he mentioned at half-time clearly labored. Another huge outcome at a big-six facet.
Player of the match – Bryan Mbeumo (Brentford)
FROM TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR STADIUM – Brentford mounted a second-half comeback to dent Tottenham’s European hopes, operating out 3-1 winners in north London.
Spurs had full management of the primary half however have been made to remorse not killing the sport off as the Bees got here from behind to earn a 3rd win at a big-six facet.
Thomas Frank’s facet at the moment are some extent behind Tottenham and might nonetheless qualify for Europe if outcomes go their means on the final day.
Tottenham took the lead after the five-minute mark by all-time document scorer Harry Kane. Frank Onyeka tripped Oliver Skipp just below 25 yards from aim and Spurs have been awarded a free-kick. Dejan Kulusevski teed up Kane and he curled the ball proper into the highest nook.
The hosts appeared to proceed their quick begin and have been denied a second quickly after. Son Heung-min managed to race in behind Aaron Hickey, however his shot from shut vary was saved out by David Raya.
Down the opposite finish, Brentford appeared to make use of tempo to their benefit too. A mixture-up between Emerson Royal and Davinson Sanchez allowed Kevin Schade to satisfy Ben Mee’s lengthy ball, and his low cross-cum-shot was put behind by Fraser Forster.
Midway by the primary half, Rico Henry got here to the Bees’ rescue. A intelligent give-and-go between Son and Kulusevski noticed the South Korean place a cross on Emerson’s head, and his effort needed to be cleared off the road by the Brentford left-back.
Brentford needed a penalty when Bryan Mbeumo fell below a nudge from Ben Davies, however the contact was minimal and their protests have been dismissed.
Just earlier than the break, Tottenham twice went near including a second. Kane wriggled out of hazard and located Son free in the course of the pitch, shifting over to the appropriate to assist Emerson. Son’s cross was then flicked on by the pinnacle of Arnaut Danjuma and the ball narrowly bounced broad of the far submit.
Soon after, Kulusevski once more discovered Son with a intelligent reverse ball, and he minimize inside to shoot, just for the retreating Ben Mee to disclaim him with an outstanding block.
Spurs have been made to pay for not placing a second away when Brentford equalised simply after half-time. Yoane Wissa skipped past a problem from Clement Lenglet and located Bryan Mbeumo, who minimize inside past a sleeping Ben Davies and located the underside nook.
Ryan Mason’s facet might have regained the lead within the following minutes. Kulusevski flicked the ball over Mee’s head and slipped by Kane, who fired all the best way into row Z of the stadium’s single-tier stand when bearing down on Raya.
On the hour mark, Tottenham discovered themselves behind. Hickey’s move inside Davies discovered Mbeumo sprinting in behind, and he picked out the identical nook to present Brentford the lead.
Spurs’ distress was compounded late on when Oliver Skipp was robbed of the ball by Shandon Baptiste on the sting of his personal field, with Mbeumo working the ball to Wissa to place past Forster.
Entering 9 minutes of stoppage facet, Tottenham threw everybody ahead looking for one other aim, with Richarlison twice denied by flying Raya saves.
Boos rang across the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium at full-time as Spurs have been condemned to a 14th Premier League defeat of the season. Brentford stay firmly within the hunt for Europe.
GK: Fraser Forster – 4/10 – Moved in sluggish movement for Brentford’s objectives. Distribution was largely superb.
RB: Emerson Royal – 5/10 – Wasn’t given the burners by Schade however was hardly happy to see him operating his means both.
CB: Davinson Sanchez – 5/10 – For essentially the most half was superb defensively, although it was notable Tottenham could not actually construct from him.
CB: Clement Lenglet – 4/10 – Hardly evoked confidence, notably when Davies wanted assist doubling up on Mbeumo.
LB: Ben Davies – 3/10 – And boy did Davies need assistance with Mbeumo. Gave him the liberty of north London to run in past him and minimize inside, which was clearly going to occur.
CM: Oliver Skipp – 3/10 – Kept issues easy within the midfield battle as wanted, after which gifted the Bees their third aim.
CM: Yves Bissouma – 6/10 – Had lots of pleasure within the centre of the park on his first begin since coming back from an ankle fracture. Will nearly definitely be used extra below a brand new everlasting head coach.
RM: Arnaut Danjuma – 5/10 – Played with impetus and drive however did not get the ball to stay on a uncommon begin and probability to impress.
AM: Dejan Kulusevski – 7/10 – Looked reborn in a free position between the traces, selecting out Son and Kane along with his ingenuity.
LM: Son Heung-min – 5/10 – Stretched play as a runner and was unfortunate to not discover the online within the first half, however was a lot quieter after the break.
CF: Harry Kane – 8/10 – Up to twenty-eight objectives within the Premier League this season and this may need been the decide of the bunch. Dropped deep to hyperlink play as per.
Substitutes
Lucas Moura (66′ for Danjuma) – 5/10
Pedro Porro (75′ for Emerson) – 5/10
Richarlison (75′ for Kulusevski) – 5/10
Ivan Perisic (85′ for Davies) – N/A
Subs not used: Austin, Dier, Tanganga, Craig, Sarr,
Manager
Ryan Mason – 5/10 – Changed the system and initially acquired a response however he did not have any additional methods up his sleeve as soon as Spurs went behind.
GK: David Raya – 7/10 – Not a lot he might have achieved about Kane’s opener. An spectacular sweeping and kicking show on the dwelling of a membership excited by his providers. Two enormous saves on the finish of the second half.
RB: Aaron Hickey – 7/10 – Enjoyed his duels with Son and supported Mbeumo effectively down the appropriate. Equally comfy moving into midfield and it is simple to see why he is been linked to Manchester City.
CB: Ethan Pinnock – 6/10 – A bit sloppy with possession early within the day however was a lot improved thereafter.
CB: Ben Mee – 6/10 – Likewise had a few bushy moments however all the time appeared comfy and warranted.
LB: Rico Henry – 8/10 – Outstanding. Gobbled up each Danjuma and Lucas, forcing them infield to clog up Kulusevski and Kane’s house.
DM: Vitaly Janelt – 6/10 – Recovered from a so-so first half to face his floor after the break as Brentford got here biting again.
CM: Frank Onyeka – 5/10 – Played a bit too excessive up the pitch as Brentford ceded the midfield battle and was hooked on the break.
CM: Mathias Jensen – 7/10 – Brentford’s greatest performer within the first half finally acquired some assist after the break. Spread play with relative ease.
RW: Bryan Mbeumo – 9/10 – Took full management of the sport after the restart. Two very good objectives and one help fired Brentford to a well-earned win.
CF: Yoane Wissa – 8/10 – Got little out of Sanchez and Lenglet as a standalone quantity 9 at first, however then had extra pleasure pulling them aside along with his deft runs and tempo.
LW: Kevin Schade – 5/10 – Gave Emerson and Sanchez a scare with a flash of tempo however not often ever used it.
Substitutes
Mikkel Damsgaard (46′ for Onyeka) – 7/10 – Looked way more at dwelling breaking Spurs down than Onyeka.
Shandon Baptiste (72′ for Jensen) – 7/10
Zanka (78′ for Schade) – 6/10
Subs not used: Strakosha, Roerslev, Ajer, Ghoddos, Trevitt, Dasilva
Manager
Thomas Frank – 8/10 – Whatever he mentioned at half-time clearly labored. Another huge outcome at a big-six facet.
Player of the match – Bryan Mbeumo (Brentford)
FROM TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR STADIUM – Brentford mounted a second-half comeback to dent Tottenham’s European hopes, operating out 3-1 winners in north London.
Spurs had full management of the primary half however have been made to remorse not killing the sport off as the Bees got here from behind to earn a 3rd win at a big-six facet.
Thomas Frank’s facet at the moment are some extent behind Tottenham and might nonetheless qualify for Europe if outcomes go their means on the final day.
Tottenham took the lead after the five-minute mark by all-time document scorer Harry Kane. Frank Onyeka tripped Oliver Skipp just below 25 yards from aim and Spurs have been awarded a free-kick. Dejan Kulusevski teed up Kane and he curled the ball proper into the highest nook.
The hosts appeared to proceed their quick begin and have been denied a second quickly after. Son Heung-min managed to race in behind Aaron Hickey, however his shot from shut vary was saved out by David Raya.
Down the opposite finish, Brentford appeared to make use of tempo to their benefit too. A mixture-up between Emerson Royal and Davinson Sanchez allowed Kevin Schade to satisfy Ben Mee’s lengthy ball, and his low cross-cum-shot was put behind by Fraser Forster.
Midway by the primary half, Rico Henry got here to the Bees’ rescue. A intelligent give-and-go between Son and Kulusevski noticed the South Korean place a cross on Emerson’s head, and his effort needed to be cleared off the road by the Brentford left-back.
Brentford needed a penalty when Bryan Mbeumo fell below a nudge from Ben Davies, however the contact was minimal and their protests have been dismissed.
Just earlier than the break, Tottenham twice went near including a second. Kane wriggled out of hazard and located Son free in the course of the pitch, shifting over to the appropriate to assist Emerson. Son’s cross was then flicked on by the pinnacle of Arnaut Danjuma and the ball narrowly bounced broad of the far submit.
Soon after, Kulusevski once more discovered Son with a intelligent reverse ball, and he minimize inside to shoot, just for the retreating Ben Mee to disclaim him with an outstanding block.
Spurs have been made to pay for not placing a second away when Brentford equalised simply after half-time. Yoane Wissa skipped past a problem from Clement Lenglet and located Bryan Mbeumo, who minimize inside past a sleeping Ben Davies and located the underside nook.
Ryan Mason’s facet might have regained the lead within the following minutes. Kulusevski flicked the ball over Mee’s head and slipped by Kane, who fired all the best way into row Z of the stadium’s single-tier stand when bearing down on Raya.
On the hour mark, Tottenham discovered themselves behind. Hickey’s move inside Davies discovered Mbeumo sprinting in behind, and he picked out the identical nook to present Brentford the lead.
Spurs’ distress was compounded late on when Oliver Skipp was robbed of the ball by Shandon Baptiste on the sting of his personal field, with Mbeumo working the ball to Wissa to place past Forster.
Entering 9 minutes of stoppage facet, Tottenham threw everybody ahead looking for one other aim, with Richarlison twice denied by flying Raya saves.
Boos rang across the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium at full-time as Spurs have been condemned to a 14th Premier League defeat of the season. Brentford stay firmly within the hunt for Europe.
GK: Fraser Forster – 4/10 – Moved in sluggish movement for Brentford’s objectives. Distribution was largely superb.
RB: Emerson Royal – 5/10 – Wasn’t given the burners by Schade however was hardly happy to see him operating his means both.
CB: Davinson Sanchez – 5/10 – For essentially the most half was superb defensively, although it was notable Tottenham could not actually construct from him.
CB: Clement Lenglet – 4/10 – Hardly evoked confidence, notably when Davies wanted assist doubling up on Mbeumo.
LB: Ben Davies – 3/10 – And boy did Davies need assistance with Mbeumo. Gave him the liberty of north London to run in past him and minimize inside, which was clearly going to occur.
CM: Oliver Skipp – 3/10 – Kept issues easy within the midfield battle as wanted, after which gifted the Bees their third aim.
CM: Yves Bissouma – 6/10 – Had lots of pleasure within the centre of the park on his first begin since coming back from an ankle fracture. Will nearly definitely be used extra below a brand new everlasting head coach.
RM: Arnaut Danjuma – 5/10 – Played with impetus and drive however did not get the ball to stay on a uncommon begin and probability to impress.
AM: Dejan Kulusevski – 7/10 – Looked reborn in a free position between the traces, selecting out Son and Kane along with his ingenuity.
LM: Son Heung-min – 5/10 – Stretched play as a runner and was unfortunate to not discover the online within the first half, however was a lot quieter after the break.
CF: Harry Kane – 8/10 – Up to twenty-eight objectives within the Premier League this season and this may need been the decide of the bunch. Dropped deep to hyperlink play as per.
Substitutes
Lucas Moura (66′ for Danjuma) – 5/10
Pedro Porro (75′ for Emerson) – 5/10
Richarlison (75′ for Kulusevski) – 5/10
Ivan Perisic (85′ for Davies) – N/A
Subs not used: Austin, Dier, Tanganga, Craig, Sarr,
Manager
Ryan Mason – 5/10 – Changed the system and initially acquired a response however he did not have any additional methods up his sleeve as soon as Spurs went behind.
GK: David Raya – 7/10 – Not a lot he might have achieved about Kane’s opener. An spectacular sweeping and kicking show on the dwelling of a membership excited by his providers. Two enormous saves on the finish of the second half.
RB: Aaron Hickey – 7/10 – Enjoyed his duels with Son and supported Mbeumo effectively down the appropriate. Equally comfy moving into midfield and it is simple to see why he is been linked to Manchester City.
CB: Ethan Pinnock – 6/10 – A bit sloppy with possession early within the day however was a lot improved thereafter.
CB: Ben Mee – 6/10 – Likewise had a few bushy moments however all the time appeared comfy and warranted.
LB: Rico Henry – 8/10 – Outstanding. Gobbled up each Danjuma and Lucas, forcing them infield to clog up Kulusevski and Kane’s house.
DM: Vitaly Janelt – 6/10 – Recovered from a so-so first half to face his floor after the break as Brentford got here biting again.
CM: Frank Onyeka – 5/10 – Played a bit too excessive up the pitch as Brentford ceded the midfield battle and was hooked on the break.
CM: Mathias Jensen – 7/10 – Brentford’s greatest performer within the first half finally acquired some assist after the break. Spread play with relative ease.
RW: Bryan Mbeumo – 9/10 – Took full management of the sport after the restart. Two very good objectives and one help fired Brentford to a well-earned win.
CF: Yoane Wissa – 8/10 – Got little out of Sanchez and Lenglet as a standalone quantity 9 at first, however then had extra pleasure pulling them aside along with his deft runs and tempo.
LW: Kevin Schade – 5/10 – Gave Emerson and Sanchez a scare with a flash of tempo however not often ever used it.
Substitutes
Mikkel Damsgaard (46′ for Onyeka) – 7/10 – Looked way more at dwelling breaking Spurs down than Onyeka.
Shandon Baptiste (72′ for Jensen) – 7/10
Zanka (78′ for Schade) – 6/10
Subs not used: Strakosha, Roerslev, Ajer, Ghoddos, Trevitt, Dasilva
Manager
Thomas Frank – 8/10 – Whatever he mentioned at half-time clearly labored. Another huge outcome at a big-six facet.
Player of the match – Bryan Mbeumo (Brentford)
FROM TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR STADIUM – Brentford mounted a second-half comeback to dent Tottenham’s European hopes, operating out 3-1 winners in north London.
Spurs had full management of the primary half however have been made to remorse not killing the sport off as the Bees got here from behind to earn a 3rd win at a big-six facet.
Thomas Frank’s facet at the moment are some extent behind Tottenham and might nonetheless qualify for Europe if outcomes go their means on the final day.
Tottenham took the lead after the five-minute mark by all-time document scorer Harry Kane. Frank Onyeka tripped Oliver Skipp just below 25 yards from aim and Spurs have been awarded a free-kick. Dejan Kulusevski teed up Kane and he curled the ball proper into the highest nook.
The hosts appeared to proceed their quick begin and have been denied a second quickly after. Son Heung-min managed to race in behind Aaron Hickey, however his shot from shut vary was saved out by David Raya.
Down the opposite finish, Brentford appeared to make use of tempo to their benefit too. A mixture-up between Emerson Royal and Davinson Sanchez allowed Kevin Schade to satisfy Ben Mee’s lengthy ball, and his low cross-cum-shot was put behind by Fraser Forster.
Midway by the primary half, Rico Henry got here to the Bees’ rescue. A intelligent give-and-go between Son and Kulusevski noticed the South Korean place a cross on Emerson’s head, and his effort needed to be cleared off the road by the Brentford left-back.
Brentford needed a penalty when Bryan Mbeumo fell below a nudge from Ben Davies, however the contact was minimal and their protests have been dismissed.
Just earlier than the break, Tottenham twice went near including a second. Kane wriggled out of hazard and located Son free in the course of the pitch, shifting over to the appropriate to assist Emerson. Son’s cross was then flicked on by the pinnacle of Arnaut Danjuma and the ball narrowly bounced broad of the far submit.
Soon after, Kulusevski once more discovered Son with a intelligent reverse ball, and he minimize inside to shoot, just for the retreating Ben Mee to disclaim him with an outstanding block.
Spurs have been made to pay for not placing a second away when Brentford equalised simply after half-time. Yoane Wissa skipped past a problem from Clement Lenglet and located Bryan Mbeumo, who minimize inside past a sleeping Ben Davies and located the underside nook.
Ryan Mason’s facet might have regained the lead within the following minutes. Kulusevski flicked the ball over Mee’s head and slipped by Kane, who fired all the best way into row Z of the stadium’s single-tier stand when bearing down on Raya.
On the hour mark, Tottenham discovered themselves behind. Hickey’s move inside Davies discovered Mbeumo sprinting in behind, and he picked out the identical nook to present Brentford the lead.
Spurs’ distress was compounded late on when Oliver Skipp was robbed of the ball by Shandon Baptiste on the sting of his personal field, with Mbeumo working the ball to Wissa to place past Forster.
Entering 9 minutes of stoppage facet, Tottenham threw everybody ahead looking for one other aim, with Richarlison twice denied by flying Raya saves.
Boos rang across the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium at full-time as Spurs have been condemned to a 14th Premier League defeat of the season. Brentford stay firmly within the hunt for Europe.
GK: Fraser Forster – 4/10 – Moved in sluggish movement for Brentford’s objectives. Distribution was largely superb.
RB: Emerson Royal – 5/10 – Wasn’t given the burners by Schade however was hardly happy to see him operating his means both.
CB: Davinson Sanchez – 5/10 – For essentially the most half was superb defensively, although it was notable Tottenham could not actually construct from him.
CB: Clement Lenglet – 4/10 – Hardly evoked confidence, notably when Davies wanted assist doubling up on Mbeumo.
LB: Ben Davies – 3/10 – And boy did Davies need assistance with Mbeumo. Gave him the liberty of north London to run in past him and minimize inside, which was clearly going to occur.
CM: Oliver Skipp – 3/10 – Kept issues easy within the midfield battle as wanted, after which gifted the Bees their third aim.
CM: Yves Bissouma – 6/10 – Had lots of pleasure within the centre of the park on his first begin since coming back from an ankle fracture. Will nearly definitely be used extra below a brand new everlasting head coach.
RM: Arnaut Danjuma – 5/10 – Played with impetus and drive however did not get the ball to stay on a uncommon begin and probability to impress.
AM: Dejan Kulusevski – 7/10 – Looked reborn in a free position between the traces, selecting out Son and Kane along with his ingenuity.
LM: Son Heung-min – 5/10 – Stretched play as a runner and was unfortunate to not discover the online within the first half, however was a lot quieter after the break.
CF: Harry Kane – 8/10 – Up to twenty-eight objectives within the Premier League this season and this may need been the decide of the bunch. Dropped deep to hyperlink play as per.
Substitutes
Lucas Moura (66′ for Danjuma) – 5/10
Pedro Porro (75′ for Emerson) – 5/10
Richarlison (75′ for Kulusevski) – 5/10
Ivan Perisic (85′ for Davies) – N/A
Subs not used: Austin, Dier, Tanganga, Craig, Sarr,
Manager
Ryan Mason – 5/10 – Changed the system and initially acquired a response however he did not have any additional methods up his sleeve as soon as Spurs went behind.
GK: David Raya – 7/10 – Not a lot he might have achieved about Kane’s opener. An spectacular sweeping and kicking show on the dwelling of a membership excited by his providers. Two enormous saves on the finish of the second half.
RB: Aaron Hickey – 7/10 – Enjoyed his duels with Son and supported Mbeumo effectively down the appropriate. Equally comfy moving into midfield and it is simple to see why he is been linked to Manchester City.
CB: Ethan Pinnock – 6/10 – A bit sloppy with possession early within the day however was a lot improved thereafter.
CB: Ben Mee – 6/10 – Likewise had a few bushy moments however all the time appeared comfy and warranted.
LB: Rico Henry – 8/10 – Outstanding. Gobbled up each Danjuma and Lucas, forcing them infield to clog up Kulusevski and Kane’s house.
DM: Vitaly Janelt – 6/10 – Recovered from a so-so first half to face his floor after the break as Brentford got here biting again.
CM: Frank Onyeka – 5/10 – Played a bit too excessive up the pitch as Brentford ceded the midfield battle and was hooked on the break.
CM: Mathias Jensen – 7/10 – Brentford’s greatest performer within the first half finally acquired some assist after the break. Spread play with relative ease.
RW: Bryan Mbeumo – 9/10 – Took full management of the sport after the restart. Two very good objectives and one help fired Brentford to a well-earned win.
CF: Yoane Wissa – 8/10 – Got little out of Sanchez and Lenglet as a standalone quantity 9 at first, however then had extra pleasure pulling them aside along with his deft runs and tempo.
LW: Kevin Schade – 5/10 – Gave Emerson and Sanchez a scare with a flash of tempo however not often ever used it.
Substitutes
Mikkel Damsgaard (46′ for Onyeka) – 7/10 – Looked way more at dwelling breaking Spurs down than Onyeka.
Shandon Baptiste (72′ for Jensen) – 7/10
Zanka (78′ for Schade) – 6/10
Subs not used: Strakosha, Roerslev, Ajer, Ghoddos, Trevitt, Dasilva
Manager
Thomas Frank – 8/10 – Whatever he mentioned at half-time clearly labored. Another huge outcome at a big-six facet.
Player of the match – Bryan Mbeumo (Brentford)
FROM TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR STADIUM – Brentford mounted a second-half comeback to dent Tottenham’s European hopes, operating out 3-1 winners in north London.
Spurs had full management of the primary half however have been made to remorse not killing the sport off as the Bees got here from behind to earn a 3rd win at a big-six facet.
Thomas Frank’s facet at the moment are some extent behind Tottenham and might nonetheless qualify for Europe if outcomes go their means on the final day.
Tottenham took the lead after the five-minute mark by all-time document scorer Harry Kane. Frank Onyeka tripped Oliver Skipp just below 25 yards from aim and Spurs have been awarded a free-kick. Dejan Kulusevski teed up Kane and he curled the ball proper into the highest nook.
The hosts appeared to proceed their quick begin and have been denied a second quickly after. Son Heung-min managed to race in behind Aaron Hickey, however his shot from shut vary was saved out by David Raya.
Down the opposite finish, Brentford appeared to make use of tempo to their benefit too. A mixture-up between Emerson Royal and Davinson Sanchez allowed Kevin Schade to satisfy Ben Mee’s lengthy ball, and his low cross-cum-shot was put behind by Fraser Forster.
Midway by the primary half, Rico Henry got here to the Bees’ rescue. A intelligent give-and-go between Son and Kulusevski noticed the South Korean place a cross on Emerson’s head, and his effort needed to be cleared off the road by the Brentford left-back.
Brentford needed a penalty when Bryan Mbeumo fell below a nudge from Ben Davies, however the contact was minimal and their protests have been dismissed.
Just earlier than the break, Tottenham twice went near including a second. Kane wriggled out of hazard and located Son free in the course of the pitch, shifting over to the appropriate to assist Emerson. Son’s cross was then flicked on by the pinnacle of Arnaut Danjuma and the ball narrowly bounced broad of the far submit.
Soon after, Kulusevski once more discovered Son with a intelligent reverse ball, and he minimize inside to shoot, just for the retreating Ben Mee to disclaim him with an outstanding block.
Spurs have been made to pay for not placing a second away when Brentford equalised simply after half-time. Yoane Wissa skipped past a problem from Clement Lenglet and located Bryan Mbeumo, who minimize inside past a sleeping Ben Davies and located the underside nook.
Ryan Mason’s facet might have regained the lead within the following minutes. Kulusevski flicked the ball over Mee’s head and slipped by Kane, who fired all the best way into row Z of the stadium’s single-tier stand when bearing down on Raya.
On the hour mark, Tottenham discovered themselves behind. Hickey’s move inside Davies discovered Mbeumo sprinting in behind, and he picked out the identical nook to present Brentford the lead.
Spurs’ distress was compounded late on when Oliver Skipp was robbed of the ball by Shandon Baptiste on the sting of his personal field, with Mbeumo working the ball to Wissa to place past Forster.
Entering 9 minutes of stoppage facet, Tottenham threw everybody ahead looking for one other aim, with Richarlison twice denied by flying Raya saves.
Boos rang across the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium at full-time as Spurs have been condemned to a 14th Premier League defeat of the season. Brentford stay firmly within the hunt for Europe.
GK: Fraser Forster – 4/10 – Moved in sluggish movement for Brentford’s objectives. Distribution was largely superb.
RB: Emerson Royal – 5/10 – Wasn’t given the burners by Schade however was hardly happy to see him operating his means both.
CB: Davinson Sanchez – 5/10 – For essentially the most half was superb defensively, although it was notable Tottenham could not actually construct from him.
CB: Clement Lenglet – 4/10 – Hardly evoked confidence, notably when Davies wanted assist doubling up on Mbeumo.
LB: Ben Davies – 3/10 – And boy did Davies need assistance with Mbeumo. Gave him the liberty of north London to run in past him and minimize inside, which was clearly going to occur.
CM: Oliver Skipp – 3/10 – Kept issues easy within the midfield battle as wanted, after which gifted the Bees their third aim.
CM: Yves Bissouma – 6/10 – Had lots of pleasure within the centre of the park on his first begin since coming back from an ankle fracture. Will nearly definitely be used extra below a brand new everlasting head coach.
RM: Arnaut Danjuma – 5/10 – Played with impetus and drive however did not get the ball to stay on a uncommon begin and probability to impress.
AM: Dejan Kulusevski – 7/10 – Looked reborn in a free position between the traces, selecting out Son and Kane along with his ingenuity.
LM: Son Heung-min – 5/10 – Stretched play as a runner and was unfortunate to not discover the online within the first half, however was a lot quieter after the break.
CF: Harry Kane – 8/10 – Up to twenty-eight objectives within the Premier League this season and this may need been the decide of the bunch. Dropped deep to hyperlink play as per.
Substitutes
Lucas Moura (66′ for Danjuma) – 5/10
Pedro Porro (75′ for Emerson) – 5/10
Richarlison (75′ for Kulusevski) – 5/10
Ivan Perisic (85′ for Davies) – N/A
Subs not used: Austin, Dier, Tanganga, Craig, Sarr,
Manager
Ryan Mason – 5/10 – Changed the system and initially acquired a response however he did not have any additional methods up his sleeve as soon as Spurs went behind.
GK: David Raya – 7/10 – Not a lot he might have achieved about Kane’s opener. An spectacular sweeping and kicking show on the dwelling of a membership excited by his providers. Two enormous saves on the finish of the second half.
RB: Aaron Hickey – 7/10 – Enjoyed his duels with Son and supported Mbeumo effectively down the appropriate. Equally comfy moving into midfield and it is simple to see why he is been linked to Manchester City.
CB: Ethan Pinnock – 6/10 – A bit sloppy with possession early within the day however was a lot improved thereafter.
CB: Ben Mee – 6/10 – Likewise had a few bushy moments however all the time appeared comfy and warranted.
LB: Rico Henry – 8/10 – Outstanding. Gobbled up each Danjuma and Lucas, forcing them infield to clog up Kulusevski and Kane’s house.
DM: Vitaly Janelt – 6/10 – Recovered from a so-so first half to face his floor after the break as Brentford got here biting again.
CM: Frank Onyeka – 5/10 – Played a bit too excessive up the pitch as Brentford ceded the midfield battle and was hooked on the break.
CM: Mathias Jensen – 7/10 – Brentford’s greatest performer within the first half finally acquired some assist after the break. Spread play with relative ease.
RW: Bryan Mbeumo – 9/10 – Took full management of the sport after the restart. Two very good objectives and one help fired Brentford to a well-earned win.
CF: Yoane Wissa – 8/10 – Got little out of Sanchez and Lenglet as a standalone quantity 9 at first, however then had extra pleasure pulling them aside along with his deft runs and tempo.
LW: Kevin Schade – 5/10 – Gave Emerson and Sanchez a scare with a flash of tempo however not often ever used it.
Substitutes
Mikkel Damsgaard (46′ for Onyeka) – 7/10 – Looked way more at dwelling breaking Spurs down than Onyeka.
Shandon Baptiste (72′ for Jensen) – 7/10
Zanka (78′ for Schade) – 6/10
Subs not used: Strakosha, Roerslev, Ajer, Ghoddos, Trevitt, Dasilva
Manager
Thomas Frank – 8/10 – Whatever he mentioned at half-time clearly labored. Another huge outcome at a big-six facet.
Player of the match – Bryan Mbeumo (Brentford)
FROM TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR STADIUM – Brentford mounted a second-half comeback to dent Tottenham’s European hopes, operating out 3-1 winners in north London.
Spurs had full management of the primary half however have been made to remorse not killing the sport off as the Bees got here from behind to earn a 3rd win at a big-six facet.
Thomas Frank’s facet at the moment are some extent behind Tottenham and might nonetheless qualify for Europe if outcomes go their means on the final day.
Tottenham took the lead after the five-minute mark by all-time document scorer Harry Kane. Frank Onyeka tripped Oliver Skipp just below 25 yards from aim and Spurs have been awarded a free-kick. Dejan Kulusevski teed up Kane and he curled the ball proper into the highest nook.
The hosts appeared to proceed their quick begin and have been denied a second quickly after. Son Heung-min managed to race in behind Aaron Hickey, however his shot from shut vary was saved out by David Raya.
Down the opposite finish, Brentford appeared to make use of tempo to their benefit too. A mixture-up between Emerson Royal and Davinson Sanchez allowed Kevin Schade to satisfy Ben Mee’s lengthy ball, and his low cross-cum-shot was put behind by Fraser Forster.
Midway by the primary half, Rico Henry got here to the Bees’ rescue. A intelligent give-and-go between Son and Kulusevski noticed the South Korean place a cross on Emerson’s head, and his effort needed to be cleared off the road by the Brentford left-back.
Brentford needed a penalty when Bryan Mbeumo fell below a nudge from Ben Davies, however the contact was minimal and their protests have been dismissed.
Just earlier than the break, Tottenham twice went near including a second. Kane wriggled out of hazard and located Son free in the course of the pitch, shifting over to the appropriate to assist Emerson. Son’s cross was then flicked on by the pinnacle of Arnaut Danjuma and the ball narrowly bounced broad of the far submit.
Soon after, Kulusevski once more discovered Son with a intelligent reverse ball, and he minimize inside to shoot, just for the retreating Ben Mee to disclaim him with an outstanding block.
Spurs have been made to pay for not placing a second away when Brentford equalised simply after half-time. Yoane Wissa skipped past a problem from Clement Lenglet and located Bryan Mbeumo, who minimize inside past a sleeping Ben Davies and located the underside nook.
Ryan Mason’s facet might have regained the lead within the following minutes. Kulusevski flicked the ball over Mee’s head and slipped by Kane, who fired all the best way into row Z of the stadium’s single-tier stand when bearing down on Raya.
On the hour mark, Tottenham discovered themselves behind. Hickey’s move inside Davies discovered Mbeumo sprinting in behind, and he picked out the identical nook to present Brentford the lead.
Spurs’ distress was compounded late on when Oliver Skipp was robbed of the ball by Shandon Baptiste on the sting of his personal field, with Mbeumo working the ball to Wissa to place past Forster.
Entering 9 minutes of stoppage facet, Tottenham threw everybody ahead looking for one other aim, with Richarlison twice denied by flying Raya saves.
Boos rang across the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium at full-time as Spurs have been condemned to a 14th Premier League defeat of the season. Brentford stay firmly within the hunt for Europe.
GK: Fraser Forster – 4/10 – Moved in sluggish movement for Brentford’s objectives. Distribution was largely superb.
RB: Emerson Royal – 5/10 – Wasn’t given the burners by Schade however was hardly happy to see him operating his means both.
CB: Davinson Sanchez – 5/10 – For essentially the most half was superb defensively, although it was notable Tottenham could not actually construct from him.
CB: Clement Lenglet – 4/10 – Hardly evoked confidence, notably when Davies wanted assist doubling up on Mbeumo.
LB: Ben Davies – 3/10 – And boy did Davies need assistance with Mbeumo. Gave him the liberty of north London to run in past him and minimize inside, which was clearly going to occur.
CM: Oliver Skipp – 3/10 – Kept issues easy within the midfield battle as wanted, after which gifted the Bees their third aim.
CM: Yves Bissouma – 6/10 – Had lots of pleasure within the centre of the park on his first begin since coming back from an ankle fracture. Will nearly definitely be used extra below a brand new everlasting head coach.
RM: Arnaut Danjuma – 5/10 – Played with impetus and drive however did not get the ball to stay on a uncommon begin and probability to impress.
AM: Dejan Kulusevski – 7/10 – Looked reborn in a free position between the traces, selecting out Son and Kane along with his ingenuity.
LM: Son Heung-min – 5/10 – Stretched play as a runner and was unfortunate to not discover the online within the first half, however was a lot quieter after the break.
CF: Harry Kane – 8/10 – Up to twenty-eight objectives within the Premier League this season and this may need been the decide of the bunch. Dropped deep to hyperlink play as per.
Substitutes
Lucas Moura (66′ for Danjuma) – 5/10
Pedro Porro (75′ for Emerson) – 5/10
Richarlison (75′ for Kulusevski) – 5/10
Ivan Perisic (85′ for Davies) – N/A
Subs not used: Austin, Dier, Tanganga, Craig, Sarr,
Manager
Ryan Mason – 5/10 – Changed the system and initially acquired a response however he did not have any additional methods up his sleeve as soon as Spurs went behind.
GK: David Raya – 7/10 – Not a lot he might have achieved about Kane’s opener. An spectacular sweeping and kicking show on the dwelling of a membership excited by his providers. Two enormous saves on the finish of the second half.
RB: Aaron Hickey – 7/10 – Enjoyed his duels with Son and supported Mbeumo effectively down the appropriate. Equally comfy moving into midfield and it is simple to see why he is been linked to Manchester City.
CB: Ethan Pinnock – 6/10 – A bit sloppy with possession early within the day however was a lot improved thereafter.
CB: Ben Mee – 6/10 – Likewise had a few bushy moments however all the time appeared comfy and warranted.
LB: Rico Henry – 8/10 – Outstanding. Gobbled up each Danjuma and Lucas, forcing them infield to clog up Kulusevski and Kane’s house.
DM: Vitaly Janelt – 6/10 – Recovered from a so-so first half to face his floor after the break as Brentford got here biting again.
CM: Frank Onyeka – 5/10 – Played a bit too excessive up the pitch as Brentford ceded the midfield battle and was hooked on the break.
CM: Mathias Jensen – 7/10 – Brentford’s greatest performer within the first half finally acquired some assist after the break. Spread play with relative ease.
RW: Bryan Mbeumo – 9/10 – Took full management of the sport after the restart. Two very good objectives and one help fired Brentford to a well-earned win.
CF: Yoane Wissa – 8/10 – Got little out of Sanchez and Lenglet as a standalone quantity 9 at first, however then had extra pleasure pulling them aside along with his deft runs and tempo.
LW: Kevin Schade – 5/10 – Gave Emerson and Sanchez a scare with a flash of tempo however not often ever used it.
Substitutes
Mikkel Damsgaard (46′ for Onyeka) – 7/10 – Looked way more at dwelling breaking Spurs down than Onyeka.
Shandon Baptiste (72′ for Jensen) – 7/10
Zanka (78′ for Schade) – 6/10
Subs not used: Strakosha, Roerslev, Ajer, Ghoddos, Trevitt, Dasilva
Manager
Thomas Frank – 8/10 – Whatever he mentioned at half-time clearly labored. Another huge outcome at a big-six facet.
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