Tottenham Hotspur
FT
3
:
1
vs
HT 2 : 1
Borussia Dortmund
- Kick Off at 18:45 (GMT) on 13th September, 2017
- The referee for this match is Gianluca Rocchi
- Attendance of 67343 fans at the Wembley
- This is a match in International - Champions League Grp. H Match Day 1, Season 2017/2018
- Tottenham Hotspur
- Goals
- Son (4')
- Kane (15')
- Kane (60')
- Cards
- Dier (36')
- Vertonghen (58')
- Vertonghen (90')
- Borussia Dortmund
- Goals
- Yarmolenko (11')
- Cards
- Toljan (88')
- Castro (90')
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Harry Kane has now scored in his last three Champions League games:
— Squawka Football (@Squawka) September 13, 2017
⚽️ vs. Monaco
⚽️ vs. CSKA
⚽️ vs. Dortmund
Anything Son can do... pic.twitter.com/mdIreCu9CY
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Harry Kane has now scored in his last three Champions League games:⚽️ vs. Monaco⚽️ vs. CSKA⚽️ vs. DortmundAnything Son can do... pic.twitter.com/mdIreCu9CY— Squawka Football (@Squawka) September 13, 2017
Spurs have now failed to keep a clean sheet in their last 13 games at Wembley.No stopping that. 🚀 pic.twitter.com/wCIObHj7Px— Squawka Football (@Squawka) September 13, 2017
Kane has now scored 29 goals in 27 games for Spurs across all competitions in 2017.Can't stop, won't stop. 🔥 pic.twitter.com/vijAf1JxHE— Squawka Football (@Squawka) September 13, 2017
Squawka Football on Twitter - Serge Aurier's Spurs debut by numbers:100% take-ons completed5 crosses3 interceptions2 tackles won1 chance createdSolid display. pic.twitter.com/VQW1KRa7oM— Squawka Football (@Squawka) September 13, 2017
Squawka Football on Twitter - Spurs 3-1 Dortmund FT:Shots: 13-10Pass accuracy: 72%-86%Chances created: 11-6Possession: 40%-60%Harry Kane the hero. pic.twitter.com/tyzPQyyPca— Squawka Football (@Squawka) September 13, 2017
Squawka Football on Twitter - Spurs have won their third game in 13 matches at the new Wembley. Massive result. pic.twitter.com/reR13FJjr4— Squawka Football (@Squawka) September 13, 2017
Home Manager
Mauricio Pochettino
3-4-2-1
Away Manager
Peter Bosz
4-3-3
1
Hugo Lloris
4
Toby Alderweireld
6
Davinson Sanchez
5
Jan Vertonghen
24
Serge Aurier
15
Eric Dier
19
Moussa Dembele
33
Ben Davies
7
Heung-Min Son
23
Christian Eriksen
10
Harry Kane
38
Roman Buerki
26
Lukasz Piszczek
25
Sokratis
36
Omer Toprak
15
Jeremy Toljan
19
Mahmoud Dahoud
8
Nuri Sahin
23
Shinji Kagawa
9
Andriy Yarmolenko
17
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang
22
Christian Pulisic
It is an end to end game, with Dortmund dominates the first half and Spurs control the second half. Both teams can give Real Madrid a good run!
4/5 English teams start out with a bang!
Fantastic first half from Dortmund. Their possession numbers were impressive, but they were incisive too. They looked dangerous the whole half. Credit to Sanchez, Vertonghen, Toby, Davies and Aurier for weathering the storm. I thought Aurier lacked good positioning at first but settled in well; he already makes me feel more comfortable for than Trippier. Davinson's two mistakes were nearly capitalized on (Pulisic and Auba chances), but he was excellent besides those two moments: towering headers, confidence on the ball, I was really impressed.
I'll be really excited to meet up with Dortmund again. Hopefully both teams are closer to full strength.
It'll be really excited to meet up with Dortmund again. Hopefully both teams are closer to full strength.
I'll be really excited to meet up with Dortmund again. Hopefully both teams are closer to full strength.
Fantastic first half from Dortmund. Their possession numbers were impressive, but they were incisive too. They looked dangerous the whole half. Credit to Sanchez, Vertonghen, Toby, Davies and Aurier for weathering the storm. I thought Aurier lacked good positioning at first but settled in well; he already makes me feel more comfortable for than Trippier. Davinson's two mistakes were nearly capitalized on (Pulisic and Auba chances), but he was excellent besides those two moments: towering headers, confidence on the ball, I was really impressed.
I'll be really excited to meet up with Dortmund again. Hopefully both teams are closer to full strength.
Fantastic first half from Dortmund. Their possession numbers were impressive, but they were incisive too. They looked dangerous the whole half. Credit to Sanchez, Vertonghen, Toby, Davies and Aurier for weathering the storm. I thought Aurier lacked good positioning settled in well; he already makes me feel more comfortable for than Trippier. Davinson's two mistakes were nearly capitalized on (Pulisic and Auba chances), but he was excellent besides those two moments: towering headers, confidence on the ball, I was really impressed.
I'll be really excited to meet up with Dortmund again. Hopefully both teams are closer to full strength.
Fantastic first half from Dortmund. Their possession numbers were impressive, but they were incisive too. They looked dangerous the whole half. Credit to Sanchez, Vertonghen, Toby, Davies and Aurier for weathering the storm. I thought Aurier lacked good positioning but settled in well; he already makes me feel more comfortable for than Trippier. Davinson's two mistakes were nearly capitalized on (Pulisic and Auba chances), but he was excellent besides those two moments: towering headers, confidence on the ball, I was really impressed.
I'll be really excited to meet up with Dortmund again. Hopefully both teams are closer to full strength.
Nice to see Poch alter the tactics a bit against a quality pressing side. Seeing them sit back, hack the ball long under pressure when needed, and counter seemed like a mature performance.