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‘Last second in a pointless friendly he sprinted back!’: Tottenham fans hail Heung-min Son’s last ditch goal-line clearance in 2-1 defeat by Watford… after goalkeeper Paolo Gazzaniga went up for a 90th minute corner!
- Tottenham’s Son Heung-Min made an excellent goal-line clearance on Saturday
- He stopped Watford’s Marc Navarro from scoring in their final pre-season game
- However, the clearance did not stop Tottenham from losing 2-1 at Vicarage Road
- Although, fans were quick to praise the forward’s efforts during a friendly
Tottenham‘s Son Heung-Min produced a stunning goal-line clearance to prevent Watford defender Marc Navarro from scoring in their final match of pre-season on Saturday afternoon.
Son appeared to have little chance of stopping Navarro from finding the net after goalkeeper Paolo Gazzaniga went up for a 90th minute corner, but the Korean International raced back before making an excellent challenge.
Son’s impressive clearance was not enough to stop Tottenham from losing 2-1 at Vicarage Road but fans were quick to praise the forward’s efforts.
Tottenham’s Son Heung-Min made an excellent goal-line clearance on Saturday afternoon
Watford defender Navarro picked up the ball just over the halfway line and laced one towards the empty goal.
Son – who was wearing the captain’s armband for the first time due to players missing on international duty – raced back from inside Watford’s half to clear the ball off the line.
Supporters took to Twitter to laud Son for covering over half a pitch to prevent Watford from scoring another goal in a ‘pointless friendly’.
One fan wrote: ‘That goal line clearance by Son was incredible. Last second in a pointless friendly he sprinted back to do it I respect it’
While another added: ‘Son deserves man of the match for that clearance.’
Son stopped Watford defender Marc Navarro from scoring in their final pre-season game
Fans were quick to praise the forward’s efforts during a ‘pointless’ friendly against Watford
However, Son’s impressive clearance did not stop Tottenham from losing 2-1 at Vicarage Road
Tottenham boss Jose Mourinho was also impressed with Son’s effort, telling the official Spurs website: ‘I would say that those are the positives, players who needed minutes had them, some players played 90 minutes.
I really liked the fact that in the last minute, we are fighting to try to score, and then Sonny makes a 100-metre sprint to stop the 3-1 on the counter-attack.’
With the Premier League starting next weekend, Tottenham will take on Everton at home on Sunday.
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