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- BBC News
Tottenham held to draws by Wycombe and Luton
Tottenham were forced to settle for pre-season friendly draws against Wycombe Wanderers and Luton Town, with both matches ending 2-2 and 0-0 respectively on Saturday coach Thomas Frank fielded two different starting XIs for the fixtures, both of which struggled to find a breakthrough against their League One behind-closed-doors friendly against Wycombe at Hotspur Way was a late addition to the club's calendar, but it handed the likes of Richarlison, Wilson Odobert and Brandon Austin their first pre-season Matar Sarr was one of the standout performers, netting a brace as Spurs came from behind to clinch a struggled in their second friendly of the day at Kenilworth Road though, as a team including summer signing Mohammed Kudus plus first-team regulars Micky van de Ven, Brennan Johnson and Guglielmo Vicario recorded just two shots over 90 minutes.
Scottish Sun
5 hours ago
- Scottish Sun
Tottenham 2 Wycombe 2: Strong Spurs side come from behind to salvage draw against League One opposition
TOTTENHAM Hotspur's pre-season preparations continued with a 2-2 draw against League One side Wycombe Wanderers at the club's Enfield training ground. Spurs were forced to come from behind after a costly error from goalkeeper Brandon Austin but Pape Sarr's brace ensured the game ended all square. 6 Pape Sarr pictured right scored twice to rescue a draw for Spurs Credit: Shutterstock Editorial 6 Tottenham captain Son Heung-min had more pre-season minutes in the game Credit: Shutterstock Editorial 6 Thomas Frank's team will play two games within four hours Credit: Shutterstock Editorial Thomas Frank's side had the early advantage in the 15th minute. Wilson Odobert, one of the standout performers in the opening exchanges, cut in from the right and unleashed a shot from just outside the box. Wycombe goalkeeper Mikki van Sas parried the effort only for the ball to spill into the path of Pape Sarr who calmly slotted home for a 1-0 lead. It was a promising start for Spurs, who looked comfortable with their mix of first-team regulars and exciting newcomers. Odobert in particular had been lively on the right flank, showing glimpses of the flair that has caught the eye in pre-season. However, Spurs' momentum was stunted in the 34th minute when a mistake from Austin allowed Wycombe to equalise. A well-timed run by Wycombe's Junior Quitirna forced a shot on the edge of the box and although Austin initially got a hand to it, the ball squirmed under him and trickled into the net. Tottenham had dominated possession in the first half but were punished for Austin's blunder, leaving the game level at the break. The second half started with more fireworks. Just five minutes after the break, Wycombe took the lead with a clinical strike from their winger, Quitirna. BEST ONLINE CASINOS - TOP SITES IN THE UK The pacy wide-man darted inside from the left, evading a couple of Tottenham challenges, before firing a powerful shot past Austin for a 2-1 advantage to the visitors. The goal left Spurs with work to do, but they responded well to the setback. Odobert continued to impress down the right, and Richarlison, Son, and Sarr all combined to create chances in the final third. Thomas Frank has held his first press conference as Tottenham manager - what did we learn? Tottenham's persistence paid off in the 66th minute when Pape Sarr rose to the occasion once again. A well-timed run from midfield saw Sarr who wen't past his marker before finding himself unmarked in finished confidently past van Sas to draw Spurs level at 2-2. Despite some late pressure from both sides, neither team could find a winner. It was a case of two steps forward and one step back for Spurs, as they were unable to put Wycombe away despite a strong second-half performance. Thomas Frank left the game and headed to Luton where another set of Tottenham player will take on The Hatters. 6 Richarlison who has been linked with a move away started the game Credit: Shutterstock Editorial 6 Big things are expected of Lucas Bergvall this season Credit: Shutterstock Editorial
The Sun
5 hours ago
- The Sun
Tottenham 2 Wycombe 2: Strong Spurs side come from behind to salvage draw against League One opposition
TOTTENHAM Hotspur's pre-season preparations continued with a 2-2 draw against League One side Wycombe Wanderers at the club's Enfield training ground. Spurs were forced to come from behind after a costly error from goalkeeper Brandon Austin but Pape Sarr 's brace ensured the game ended all square. 6 6 6 Thomas Frank 's side had the early advantage in the 15th minute. Wilson Odobert, one of the standout performers in the opening exchanges, cut in from the right and unleashed a shot from just outside the box. Wycombe goalkeeper Mikki van Sas parried the effort only for the ball to spill into the path of Pape Sarr who calmly slotted home for a 1-0 lead. It was a promising start for Spurs, who looked comfortable with their mix of first-team regulars and exciting newcomers. Odobert in particular had been lively on the right flank, showing glimpses of the flair that has caught the eye in pre-season. However, Spurs' momentum was stunted in the 34th minute when a mistake from Austin allowed Wycombe to equalise. A well-timed run by Wycombe's Junior Quitirna forced a shot on the edge of the box and although Austin initially got a hand to it, the ball squirmed under him and trickled into the net. Tottenham had dominated possession in the first half but were punished for Austin's blunder, leaving the game level at the break. The second half started with more fireworks. Just five minutes after the break, Wycombe took the lead with a clinical strike from their winger, Quitirna. The pacy wide-man darted inside from the left, evading a couple of Tottenham challenges, before firing a powerful shot past Austin for a 2-1 advantage to the visitors. The goal left Spurs with work to do, but they responded well to the setback. Odobert continued to impress down the right, and Richarlison, Son, and Sarr all combined to create chances in the final third. Thomas Frank has held his first press conference as Tottenham manager - what did we learn? Tottenham's persistence paid off in the 66th minute when Pape Sarr rose to the occasion once again. A well-timed run from midfield saw Sarr who wen't past his marker before finding himself unmarked in finished confidently past van Sas to draw Spurs level at 2-2. Despite some late pressure from both sides, neither team could find a winner. It was a case of two steps forward and one step back for Spurs, as they were unable to put Wycombe away despite a strong second-half performance. Thomas Frank left the game and headed to Luton where another set of Tottenham player will take on The Hatters. 6 6 6
