Tottenham Hotspur picked up only the fourth win in the season with a 2-0 win over Brentford at Gtech Community Stadium on Sunday.
Visitors were in the headlines for all the wrong reasons late, descending Table In the middle of a desperate part of a form caused by a diminished number of injuries to key players.
Spurs’s aggressive style of play under Ange Postecoglou also led to self-tanned wounds, but were far more controlled against Brentford, who entered the fifth best record of the house in the game.
Boring proved to be a Vitalia Janell’s own goal, with the result late to bed exposed to Pope Matar Sarr from the immediate vicinity.
How the game took place
The feeling before the game was that Brentford and Tottenham would go the hammer and tong to each other, and Wave after Wave of Attack provided a top spectacle.
Instead, a pretty stingy affair that appeared in Western London soaked in the sun, although Thomas Frank and Ange Postecoglou will take positive results from what they saw.
Kevin Schade looked lively in the introductory exchanges for Brentford, creating several half, but some good defense against Pedro Porro and Archie Gray held the hosts in the bay. At the other end, Dejan Kulusevsky had the first glance at the goal of the visitors, but his effort after Mikey Moore raised him well, Nathan Colins blocked him well.
Ten minutes later, Tottenham He had a breakthrough in the most convenient way imaginative. The devil’s corner of the Heung-Dom’s son descended under the cross-section of stand-up goalkeeper Hakon Valdimarsson, abolished by Yves Bissouum. This led to the thunderstorm against Vitaly Janelt, which marked Bissouum without even watching the ball, and in the back of the net.
Brentford increased the intensity after the interval at halftime, pressing Tottenham back to its half, and Wissa had a great chance of equalizing the results. But Nottingham striker, associated with the forest, could not turn the home of Mikkel Damsgaard after Schade’s head header changed his head trajectory.
Replacing Lucas Bergvall approached the Spurs, shooting only wide than a distant post, while Kulusevski should have done better when he reduced Valdimarsson with the angle.
Djed Spence then cleared the line excellently, while Fabio Carvalho, another replacement, tried above the ground from a long throw into the box, and a minute later the Spurs sealed points. Squeezing forward at the counter, Sarr collected the delicious sorting of defense through the passage of his son, and for the first time he put into the back of the net to fire Spurs above West Ham United in 14th place.
See the Brentford players’ ratings 0-2 Tottenham here.
Brentford He will not want to sell the esteemed bryan mbeumo property, but it becomes harder to see that Thomas Frank will be able to prevent him from the squeeze of the so -called ‘larger club’.
The 25-year-old can be played anywhere over the front line, impressing the most when he enters the right and has huge abilities with the ball on any leg. A couple who appreciated the goods with their pace, intelligent running and calmness, and you can comfortably imagine it wearing Arsenal or Liverpool T -shirt.
The Spurs treated the mbeumom well on this occasion, limiting their space to do the damage with equally impressive Yoane Wiss, but that was another view that suggests that he is ready to play on the European stage – which Brentford probably won’t be able to offer no matter how good they could finish the season.
The Spurs were not in their liquid, but there was always an element of a quiet tranquility around Dejan Kulusevski.
The Swede was wonderful in possession, showing fast feet and the ability to turn on the spot and protect the ball with his body, and he entered some really dangerous positions. The lack of threatening goals on the other hand may have highlighted it even more, but it cannot be denying that the 24-year-old is currently the most important player of the club.
Lose it for injury or suspension, and you wonder if the adhesive that holds this patched team will completely eliminate this patched team together.
It’s been 1,016 days since Tottenham last challenged a Premier league A game that ended 0-0 – ironic against Brentford.
And with the way Ange postecoglou still sets his side, refusing to grow on his high background principles, it is difficult to imagine where their next drawings come from without doves. This should not be directed to the defense of Spurs, saying that they look like he will admit all the time, but also nod how dangerous they can go ahead.
Yes, they lost the superstar that is Harry Kane, and yes, the son of Heung-my is not the force as it used to be. But with South Korean, Dejan Kulusevski and the new talents of Mikey Moore and Lucas Bergvall (discounting injured Dominic Solance), the Spurs are capable of achieving absolutely anyone, even if they play significantly below their best.
Brentford gave them the lead to continue the series and, in truth, the visitors were quite bad in the last third despite the final result. They should not move such generosity so that the continuation goal continues and if for any reason they stop scoring, that dangerously high defense that really does not like to be pressed is a good bet for removal.
Brentford scored 29 goals in 12 home games before a visit to Tottenham – which is the most of any Premier League team in front of its own supporters.
To some, this may seem a wonderful achievement given the sale of Ivan Toney Saudi Arabia in the summer, but it will not be a big surprise to those who watch the bees in the week and exit. Always wanting to reach their opponents, Brentford works incredibly hard in and outside and watches the game stretching on any occasion.
In Wissi, they have one of the most attractive channel runners in the division, and in Mbeumo and Mikkel Damsgaard have players who can create something from nothing. The chances did not come fat and fast on this occasion, but Brentford’s response to the lag was exactly what you would expect from Frank’s charges.
The Spurs have been pushed by Brentford’s aggressive printing over and over again – Damsgaard, Christian Normaard and a combination of Vitaly Janelt and Mathias Jensen who in this sense won the proverbial environment of midfielders – and will feel that they are worth the prey.
Still, he was not supposed to be for Brentford, who instead saw Sarr sliding home late after a great passing slider from Captain Spurs, son of Heung-Dom.
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