LIVE UPDATE Premier League : Spurs – Newcastle
Premier League 2021-2022, program, week 33, is a meeting between Tottenham Hotspur open home Tottenham Hotspur Stadium to welcome the visit of Brighton & Hove A. Lebion
Antonio Conte, home team manager Choose to organize an army in a 3-4-3 system, using three offensive lines as Dejan Kulusevski, Harry Kane and Son Heung-min.
Graham Potter’s away team put the pieces in the 3-5-2 plan, using a pair of forwards as Enock Mwepu, coordinating with Alexis Mac Allister.
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In the first half the score was still 0-0. Until the second half became Brighton’s side came up with a goal. In the end of the 909 minute game, from the moment the Spurs defensive line intercepted the ball in the penalty area, Leandro Trossar hit the ball with a decisive right-handed kick into the net. Send the visiting team to invade 1-0
Then no more doors were formed. It ended the game as Brighton & Hove Albion won 1-0, adding 40 points to 10th place, and was considered a continuation of home defeats for two North London teams, Arsenal and Spurs. As for the Golden Spikes Chicken, it is ranked 4th, still having 57 points, the same
List of players for both teams
Tottenham Hotspur (3-4-3) : Hugo Lloris; Christian Romero, Eric Dier, Ben Davies; Emerson, Rodrigo Bentancour (Harry Wings, n. 72), Pierre-Emil Hojbeer, Sergio Reguilon; Dejan Kulusevski (Lukas Moura, 64), Harry Kane, Son Heung-min (Stephen Bergwein, 88)
Unused substitutes: Davinson Sanchez, Joe Rodon, Ryan Sascennon, Pierluigi Collini, Harvey White, Marcel Lavinier.
Yellow Cards – Dejan Kulusevski, 27 min, Rodrigo Bentancourt, 34, Emerson 90+4.
Brighton and Hove Albion (3-5-2): Robert Sanchez; Joel Feltman, Louis Dunk, Marc Cucurella; Tariq Lamptey (Sully March, 82), Pascal Gross, Yves Bissouma, Moises Caixedo (Adam Lallana, 78), Leandro Trossar; Enoch Mwepu (Danny Welbeck, 46 ‘), Alexis Mac Allister
Unused substitutes: Adam Webster, Neil Maupay, Jason Steele, Odel Offiah, Ivan Ferguson, Jeremy Samianto.
Yellow cards – Enok Mwepu, lap 26, Yves Bissauma, 58, Lewis Dunk, 90+5
