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Spurs vs Southampton was played at Wembley Stadium, with a choice of hospitality options available at this iconic sporting venue.
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Spurs vs Southampton Tickets and Hospitality – 2018/19
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Located within the lively atmosphere of the Three Lions facility in Club Wembley, this is a favourite watering hole of those visiting this iconic stadium and will be extra special on a Premier League night. With the ability to relax before and after the match in an exclusive area, easy access to and from your match seats and an abundance of service stations for food and drink, this is the perfect space to experience Spurs vs Southampton in style.
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With just 120 members and their guests, this is the most prestigious club in Wembley’s history. A new hallmark in football hospitality where you can expect service and experiences like no other.
Relax in the luxury of the member’s lounge, grab a drink in the bar or enjoy a memorable meal in the restaurant. These stylish, contemporary spaces are yours to indulge in.
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Spurs bounced back from their disappointing defeat in the North London derby with a comfortable 3-1 win over Southampton at Wembley on Wednesday. The victory was important for Spurs as both Arsenal and Chelsea failed to win in their Premier League encounters, so Mauricio Pochettino’s side are now third in the table.
Within three minutes it was evident which way the encounter would go. Kieran Trippier’s header to Heung-min Son was hit by the South Korean on the volley before crashing off the post. Goalkeeper Alex McCarthy was well beaten and it wasn’t long until he conceded the first goal of the match.
Harry Kane scores his 7th goal in his last 6 PL apps v @SouthamptonFC . This his 31st goal in 46 apps for club and country at Wembley pic.twitter.com/9CoUUdbO35
Southampton brought every player back for a Spurs corner in the eighth minute but did not deal with the short corner routine from Spurs. Trippier played the ball short to Christian Eriksen who fizzed in an immaculate low cross for Kane to get on the end of. The England captain had made his run to the front post and guided his shot past McCarthy to give Spurs a deserved lead.
However Southampton did not let the game get away from them and nearly equalised midway through the first half. Manolo Gabbiadini got in behind the Spurs defence before laying off to Pierre-Emile Højbjerg, who smashed in an effort from around twenty-five yards out. The Danish international’s shot hit the post and, thankfully for Spurs, Stuart Armstrong could not convert the rebound. The replays showed that it was actually a fingertip save from Hugo Lloris that forced the ball onto the post and that was not the only crucial save the Spurs captain had to make in the encounter.
Soon after, Son had a chance to double the lead for Spurs but his effort from outside the Southampton penalty area could only sting the fingertips of McCarthy in goal. Eriksen also tested McCarthy but his shot was straight at the goalkeeper and was the only other real chance for Spurs in the first half.
Spurs once more started brightly in the second half and an Eriksen free kick nearly doubled their advantage but for McCarthy, who diverted his effort for a corner kick. From that resulting corner, Spurs grabbed their second of the match courtesy of Lucas Moura.
It was quite a scrappy goal, with Saints captain Steven Davis failing to fully clear Kieran Trippier’s corner and Moura then having his shot blocked. However the Brazilian had a second bite of the cherry when the ball rebounded to him, which he dispatched past the helpless McCarthy. It was Moura’s quick reactions to pounce on the rebound which allowed him the time to guide his shot into the corner, which was not easy to do with the ball bouncing in front of him.
Straight after that Spurs picked up their third to put the game to bed. It came after persistent work from Trippier, who closed down Matt Targett’s attempted clearance, which allowed Harry Kane time and space on the right hand side of the Southampton penalty area. Kane only had a split second to react, but found the perfect cross for Heung-min Son to tap in for Spurs’ third.
Southampton manager Ralph Hasenhuttl was watching on and could not have been impressed with the defending of his new side, however it was the Saints who were the better team for the latter stages of the game as Spurs eased off knowing that they had picked up another three points.
That good spell started immediately after Spurs’ third, with Nathan Redmond getting on the end of a Cedric Soares cross before unleashing a strike that rattled off Hugo Lloris’ bar with the aid of a deflection.
It was not long until Southampton had another chance but James Ward-Prowse’s whipped free-kick evaded everyone, including Maya Yoshida who looked like he would score. Steven Davis also wasted a good chance for the Saints, electing to pass to Ward-Prowse when it seemed as if the Saints captain was in a better scoring position himself.
Hugo Lloris then showed why he is one of the best goalkeepers in the world with a brilliant double save. The first, from Hojbjerg’s attempt, was routine but the second was a split-second reaction stop from Ward-Prowse, which the Southampton man really should’ve taken. The Spurs skipper was again called into action a few minutes later, this time tipping Charlie Austin’s shot round the post after some lax defending from Spurs.
However, despite a brilliant display, Lloris would not cap his evening off with a clean sheet as Austin scored with almost the last kick of the game. All it took was a long ball over the top, which Austin latched on to before firing past Lloris in confident fashion. The Saints deserved something because of their second half efforts, but Mauricio Pochettino will be disappointed that his Spurs side were unable to achieve a clean sheet. They may also be annoyed with the assistant referee for failing to spot that Austin was ever so slightly offside for the goal.
Nevertheless, it did not have a major significance in the end as Spurs ended up victorious. Because of other results in the Premier League on Wednesday, the win meant that Spurs have gone up to third place in the table, ahead of both Chelsea and Arsenal.
The match also marked the Premier League debut of Oliver Skipp, who came on for Kieran Trippier with three minutes remaining. At 18 years and 79 days, the Spurs academy graduate is the youngest Spurs player to make his debut for the club in the Premier League since Gareth Bale in August 2007.
Spurs v Southampton Teams
Spurs v Southampton – 2017/18
Harry Kane scores his 8th hat-trick of 2017 in a seven-goal thriller against Southampton. He has been in the form of his life over the last year or so and the Englishmen has set himself another record. This means that he finishes 2017 on a magnificent 39 goals, surpassing the Alan Shearer’s previous record of 36 goals. In Pochetinno style, Tottenham had pressed the Saints from the outset, with their early pressure resulting in a goal midway through the first half. Eriksen, with a sublime ball into the box, found Kane for an easy conversion to put Spurs ahead.
The second came in the 39th minute through Spurs’ talisman. Southampton weren’t ready to surrender just yet, after the break Lemina hit the crossbar from a long-distance shot. Alli and Son then provided Spurs with their 3rd and 4th goals before Harry found his third.
Boufal reduced the Saints deficit by one in the 54th minute but his efforts seemed in vain as Kane wonderfully lobbed Forster to put Tottenham Hotspur three goals ahead. Tadic had the last goal of the game via a lobbed effort that beat Hugo Lloris.
Spurs v Southampton Attendance
Wembley Stadium: 57,297
Starting Line-ups: Spurs v Southampton
Tottenham Hotspur: Lloris, Aurier, Sanches, Vertonghen, Rose, Dier, Dembélé, Eriksen, Alli, Son, Kane
“Harry Kane has made a fantastic achievement today, as well as the team….Its no suprise, how hard he works, his determination, how he carry’s himself, this can only be good for him. I told everyone in the last few seasons he is a great example for everyone.
I am so happy to finish this year the way we have. I hope next year brings us a lot of victories. Our target is to win, win every game, the mentality is so important to keep. The most important for us is to go step-by-step.”
What’s next for Tottenham Hotspur?
Spurs kick off their 2018 at the Liberty Stadium in a Premier League clash against Swansea City.
To see if these teams next meeting is as exciting as this one book your Spurs vs Southampton Tickets and Hospitality package today!
