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There was late drama at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium as Spurs and Manchester United both bagged injury time goals in the 2-2 draw on Saturday lunchtime.
It looked as if Thomas Frank’s side would continue their poor home form in the Premier League with an uninspired first half against the Red Devils. The in-form Bryan Mbeumo had the ball in the back of the net after 32 minutes.
Frank turned to Wilson Odobert, Destiny Udogie and Mathys Tel from the bench with the trio injecting energy into the home side’s performance. Tel rifled home from close range to bring the hosts back into the match before a clever Richarlison header seemed to have secured all three points late on.
Tottenham Hotspur then saw two of those points snatched away with seconds left on the clock, Matthijs de Ligt nodding home from a corner, leaving Spurs players dejected on the pitch at full time.
The result sees the two rivals remain level on points in the Premier League ahead of the international break with Tottenham Hotspur not back at home until the end of the month. Here’s how the players rated.
9. CAM - Xavi Simons, 7
Looked like he might make something happen. A hustling run under pressure from Fernandes in the first half was a particularly promising sign. Spurs fans booed his substitution, feeling that he should've stayed on the pitch. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
10. RW - Brennan Johnson, 5
A neat finish in the second half but was a long way offside - farcical that VAR even needed to check. Lacklustre in his defending for the Mbeumo goal. Did make one stellar tackle on Diallo in the first half. | AFP via Getty Images Photo: AFP via Getty Images
11. ST - Randal Kolo Muani, 6
Started the game with determination, slotting through Brennan Johnson early on having moved two Manchester United defenders out of position. Anonymous after 10 minutes with Spurs never looking a real goal threat in the first half. | Manchester United via Getty Imag Photo: Manchester United via Getty Imag
12. SUB - Wilson Odobert, 10
Had an immediate impact with a simple but accurate cross that Romero flicked on target. That moment turned the game and the winger continue to find influence, brilliant in the build up to both goals. An absolute gamechanger. | AFP via Getty Images Photo: Getty Images