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Tottenham destroy Everton in another display of Kane

Tottenham finally made Antonio Conte enjoy with a scandalous little hand (5-0) to Everton, ridiculed by a sublime Harry Kane who, with his double, already surpasses Thierry Henry (175) as the sixth highest scorer in history of the Premier (176).

Frank Lampard’s return to London was a nightmare as Everton was a broken toy at the hands of Tottenham who overwhelmed him time and again on the counter following perfectly the strategy devised by Conte, whose name was chanted by the fans .

An own goal, beginning of the disaster

An own goal by Michael Keane, when trying to avoid the shot after Ryan Sessegnon overflowed on the left, was the beginning of the disaster for Everton (14′). It was then 2-0 in another against which Kane broke lines with a great move before giving up to Dejan Kulusevski, who left only Heung-Min Son to beat Jordan Pickford (17′).

Despite the efforts of his goalkeeper, Everton’s wound got bigger with each robbery and lethal counter by the ‘spurs’. Thus Kane made it 3-0 after a perfect pass from Matt Doherty (37′) and, already in the second half, the unmarked Sergio Reguilón, with his first ball after entering the break, assisted by Kulusevski (46′).

Kane closes his little hand with a spectacular volleyball

Conte asked his team to maintain maximum intensity and, after an Eric Dier header off the crossbar, Kane got the upper hand by finishing off a Doherty cross with a spectacular volley (55′). Tottenham, seventh, is close to three points behind fourth (Arsenal) and Everton (17th) remains just one from relegation.

Tottenham: Lloris; Cristian Romero (Davinson Sanchez, 51′), Dier, Davies; Doherty, Höjbjerg, Bentancur, Sessegnon (Reguilón, 46′); Kulusevski, Son (Bergwijn, 67′); Kane
Everton: Pickford; Coleman, Holgate, Keane (Branthwaite, 46′); Gordon, Doucouré, Allan, Van de Beek (Mykolenko, 59′), Kenny; Calvert-Lewin (Dele Alli, 69′) and Richarlison
​Goals: 1-0 Keane (pp) (14′), 2-0 Son (17′), 3-0 Kane (37′), 4-0 Reguilón (46′), 5-0 Kane (56′)
Referee: Stuart Attwell. Yellow cards to Son (24′), Cristian Romero (29′)
Spectators: 59,647 at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

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Gabby Barker

Gabby is someone who is interested in all types of sports, she loves to attend watching matches live. Whenever there is a match being played in her city, she makes sure to get the tickets in advance. Due to the love for sports, she joined Sportsfinding, and started writing general sports news. Apart from writing the news, she is also the editor for the website who checks and edits every news content before they go live.

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