Brentford scored less than a minute into the start of the match.
Solanke’s first goal for the club brings his team level.
Vicario appeared to handball outside the box with no penalty.
Maddison scores late to ensure Tottenham’s victory.
Brentford had a dream start to the match when Lewis-Potter dribbled inside from the left and floated a perfect ball towards Mbeumo. The forward took the strike, finishing it beyond Vicario, who barely had time to react. Leaving the majority of the crowd inside the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium stunned.
Tottenham began their fight-back with Solanke’s first goal for the club to equalise the scoreline. Maddison began the move with a hard low strike, which Flekken could only parry into the path of Solanke. Who anticipated well and taped into an empty net. Johnson put Tottenham in the lead when he received the ball from Son to score. He pushed past Collins, before firing across goal into the far corner with pinpoint accuracy.
Maddison sealed the victory for Spurs. On the counter, Son passed to Maddison, who produced a wonderful chipped finish to give the bees the killing blow. Spurs looked slick coming forward today, a good reaction to their recent poor performances in the final third. Brentford would certainly feel robbed when they review the match and notice Vicario likely handling the ball outside the penalty area.
Ange Postecoglou’s side would be happy with their good showing today. The manager, team, and fans can hope that this match would be the turning point of Tottenham’s season. The team gaining momentum and regaining its best form. Brentford scored inside 22 seconds for the second consecutive week but would not be happy with their second consecutive defeat either. They would be looking to return to winning form in their upcoming matches.
