Manchester United, the defeat against Newcastle, the cancellation of the theatrical goal against Sporting, Tottenham, which had no choice but to have a dark atmosphere, and above all, the two consecutive league titles were weighing on their shoulders.
In the match against Bournemouth, which was considered a somewhat weak team, Tottenham was expected to win three consecutive league titles as it began to give Bournemouth the lead early in the game.
However, Tottenham won 3-2 with a dramatic score, but their victory was not satisfactory when looking at the game.
Bournemouth’s starting lineup and formation were 3-5-2 and the squad was as follows.
- GK – Mark Travers
- DF – Adam Smith, Chris Mepham, Marcos Senesi
- MF – Marcus Tavernier, Lewis Cook, Philip Billing, Jefferson Lerma, Jordan Zemura
- FW – Dominic Solanke, Kieffer Moore
Tottenham’s starting lineup and formation were 3-5-2, not Bentancourt, but coach Conte, who started Skipp and Bissouma.
- GK – Hugo Lloris
- DF – Davinson Sanchez, Clement Lenglet, Ben Davies
- MF – Emerson Royal, Oliver Skipp, Yves Bissouma, Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg, Ryan Sessegnon
- FW – Harry Kane, Heung-Min Son
Tavernier tries to shoot from the right in the fourth minute of the game, but Hugo Lloris catches the ball and Emerson Royal tries to head Kane’s cross in the 11th minute, but it is off the net.
In the 17th minute, Ben Davis attempted a mid-range shot, but it was Bournemouth, who missed the post and scored the first goal in the 22nd minute with Tabernier’s cross from the right.
Moore tries to shoot again in the 25th minute, but is blocked by Emerson and Dominic Solanke falls in the 27th minute and loses the timing of the shot.
Kane tries to shoot from the right in the 36th minute, but Mark Travers interrupts and Heung-Min Son’s cross and Senesi head off from the right side in the 36th minute, but his own goal was almost recorded as he hit the post.
Kane’s central pass from the right in the 37th minute, blocked by defenders, Skipp’s cross and defenders from the right side in the 47th minute, and Heung-Min Son tries to shoot from the middle distance in the 48th minute, but Mark Travers blocked it and the first half ends.
In the 48th minute of the second half, Ben Davies attempted a mid-range shot, but it was Kieffer Moore, who scored multiple goals as Adam Smith’s cross from the right side scored with a header from the 49th minute.
The score is 2-0 with Bournemouth taking the perfect lead, and Hojbjerg tries to shoot in the 51st minute but is off the net.
Sessegnon, who received Hojbjerg’s forward pass in the 57th minute, scored a shot and it was Tottenham who started the chase.
In the 58th minute, Tottenham put in Eric Dyer and Rodrigo Bentancourt, and in the 68th minute, Heung-Min Son tries to cross from the left, but Mark Travers clears it.
Heung-Min Son’s cross and Kane try to head with Tottenham’s free-kick kicker in the 70th minute, but Emerson Royal’s cross and Kane try to head from the right side in the 71st minute, but they leave the net.
In the 73rd minute, Tottenham’s corner kick cross followed by Ben Davies’ header, making the score 2-2.
Heung-Min Son, who received Dyer’s pass from the right in the 77th minute, tries to shoot, but Mark Travers interrupts and Moura tries to penetrate in the 81st minute, but a free kick is declared as he falls over the opponent’s tackle.
Heung-Min Son tries to shoot with Tottenham’s free-kick kicker in the 83rd minute, but he is blocked by the defensive wall and Bentancourt’s cross in the 84th minute, but is blocked by defenders.
In the 89th minute, Clement Lenglet attempted a mid-range shot, but in the 92nd minute, Peri시’s cross from the left, the defender cleared, Tottenham’s corner kick cross, and Bentancourt pushed in the 92nd minute to score a come-from-behind goal.
At the end of the game, Tottenham scored a dramatic come-from-behind victory of 3-2.
Tottenham’s thrilling come-from-behind victory
Tottenham won a come-from-behind victory, but Conte’s expression could not be said to be just happy. Conte did not show a ceremony when the theater goal was scored and was seen heading to the tunnel for a while with an indifferent expression.
The reason is that Kane’s score was canceled due to VAR just before the match in Sporting and Champions League, so I calmly waited for the result because I thought this theater goal might also be canceled.
Tottenham scored three points as a result, but they were not satisfied with the contents of this time. Bournemouth’s strong pressure and an edge through the side showed a perfect lead with a score of 2-0.
There was still anxiety about defense, and to replace it, Tottenham players tapped Bournemouth’s goal with a mid-range shot, but it was not intimidating, and it was thought that they scored one and two goals in this way and scored a dramatic goal in a corner.
It was a game that could have ended in a 2-2 draw, but I wanted to say that Tottenham was lucky, and it was thought that Tottenham’s attack and counterattack would face limitations without more diverse and flexible offensive tactics.
Records
In the match, Bournemouth had four effective shots out of six, while Tottenham had seven effective shots out of 23.
Tottenham had an overwhelming advantage in terms of possession and pass, and Tottenham took two yellow cards. Bentancourt, who was substituted for MOM in the game and scored a theatrical goal, was selected, and Heung-Min Son and Kane scored seven points.
Skipp and Bissouma, who played in midfield, scored poorly, followed by Sanchez and Hugo Lloris, while Bournemouth would all score poorly except for Kieffer Moore’s 8.6.
Tottenham had the upper hand in every aspect, but they were behind Bournemouth in defensive ability. Bournemouth had the upper hand in taking the ball and blocking it, and Tottenham had to resolve its defense as soon as possible.