Spurs 3-1 Leicester: Son Heung-min leaves Højbjerg stunned after beauty | OneFootball

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·1 May 2022

Spurs 3-1 Leicester: Son Heung-min leaves Højbjerg stunned after beauty

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Son Heung-min was in fine form as Tottenham Hotspur beat Leicester City in their Premier League clash on Sunday afternoon.

Antonio Conte’s side had not been in good form going into the game, having dropped points against both Brighton and Brentford in their previous two outings.


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Spurs had slipped behind Arsenal and desperately needed a victory as they battle for the fourth and final Champions League spot.

And they got just that as Son inspired them to a 3-1 victory at Tottenham Hotspur stadium.

Son’s brace and Harry Kane’s strike gave the home side all three points.

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The South Korean’s second, scored in the 79th minute, was a thing of pure beauty.

The forward cut inside from the right and curled a delicious effort into the top corner with his weak foot from 25 yards. It was a thing of beauty and you can watch it below.

Imagine striking a ball so beautifully with your weak foot. Pure brilliance from Son.

Pierre-Emile Højbjerg’s reaction said it all. He was standing right behind it and put his hands on his head as the ball nestled into the top corner.

Tottenham’s official Twitter account made reference to Højbjerg’s reaction as they posted an image of it alongside the caption: “Same, Pierre. Same.”

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Spurs have moved back up to fourth and one point above Arsenal.

Their fierce rivals could go back above them, though, should they beat West Ham on Sunday evening.

With just three weeks to go in the 2021/22 season, the race for the fourth and final Champions League berth looks set to go down to the wire.

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