Premier League
Brighton – Tottenham 0:2: victory without stress the spurs with historic Kane
Tottenham went home without difficulty, beating Brighton 2-0 at home thanks to Kane’s historic 57th-minute goal and Romero’s lucky 37th-minute goal.
Brighton host Tottenham at the Amex Stadium in a postponed game of the Premier League’s 16th gamewith the Londoners winning 2-0 thanks to goals from Romero in the 37th minute and Kane in the 57th.
This game is historic for Harry Kane as he became the top scorer in Premier League history away from home with 95 goals, overtaking Wayne Rooney who scored 94 goals. Of course, the current England captain has been successful, playing 104 fewer games.
In fact, Kane has the perfect balance in the goals he scored with the Spurs. Of 243 goals, he has scored 121 away, 121 at home and one on neutral ground.
The game
Antonio Conte’s players came very close to leading in the score. Spain goalkeeper Robert Sanchez made the mistake, Kane failed from a lateral position.
Brighton tried to take the lead and achieved it in an unorthodox way when, at a strange stage, Bentancourt tried to clear the ball several yards from the box but sent it just over Loris’ goal.
The Londoners took the lead in the 37th minute. After a nice exchange of the ball to the level of Sanchez’s penalty area, Kulusewski fired the shot, the ball found Romero, changed its trajectory and landed in the net.
In the second half, the Londoners found the historic goal with Harry Kane and were able to clear the threesome. Graham Potter’s team failed to threaten Loris’ house sufficiently in the second half.
Tottenham climbed up to seventh place with 48 points with the result, while Brighton are 13th to 33rd and well clear of the relegation zone.
Brighton: Sanchez, Feltman, Duffy, Dunk, Koukoureja, Gross, Bisuma, Marts, McAllister, Trossar, Mope.
Tottenham: Loris, Romero, Dyer, Davis, Doherty, Bentancourt, Heiberberg, Regillon, Kulusewski, Kane, Sean.
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