Sheffield United appeared to be in free fall after the corona break, European football was suddenly miles away for one of the revelations of this Premier League season. But surprisingly, it took its second breath against Tottenham.
Ex-Genk’s Sander Berge got his chance in midfield, partly due to the injury of Lundstram. With his first shot on goal from his Premier League career, he also scored his first goal.
Almost immediately afterwards, Harry Kane equalized, a goal that was dismayed to the Tottenham camp’s dismay because Lucas Moura dropped the ball with his hand in the build-up to the goal.
Kane would later complete his hat-trick of disallowed goals, until he scored in the 90th minute. He managed to hit all 29 Premier League clubs he has come across.
But that was only a consolation prize for Kane, as Sheffield had long won the game. Mousset showed up in the 2-0 in the once again Belgian heart of the Tottenham defense and McBurnie also crowned his strong match with a goal.
