Quote from: abhiseshakana on Today at 10:48:22 AM

Quote from: Pokapoka124 on Today at 10:03:59 AM

The way Tottenham trashed Aston Villa was surprising, especially considering that Aston Villa was leading at halftime. I would say Tottenham recognized their lapses and quickly addressed them before the start of the second half, which allowed them to emerge victorious. Additionally, the return of their ever-reliable captain added another level of energy and boosted their style of play. I’ve noticed that when Son Heung-min doesn’t play for Tottenham, they struggle to perform. They must be glad to have their captain back in time to help them get past Aston Villa in such a convincing manner.

Tottenham Hotspur staged a great comeback. I thought it would be tough for Tottenham to catch Aston Villa because they had hardly any good chances in the first half, and they didn't even have a single shot on goal. But it turns out my guess was wrong because Tottenham apparently can create a good balance so they can improve their collectiveness. In stark contrast to what happened in the first half, Tottenham created many shots on Goal in the second half, and 4 of those were converted into goals.

In the first half, the game from Tottenham was not neatly structured, Aston Villa players managed to affect the mentality of Tottenham players with their play and because of that they also hardly got a chance in this match, then in the second half after some improvement in their weaknesses, finally their confidence and cooperation improved so well that they made better opportunities, I don't know what was given by their coach and captain in the second half so that Tottenham's players played much better than the first half, apart from Son's presence, in my opinion there are some strategic gaps used by Aston Villa.