Tottenham forward Son Heung-min described the Spurs dressing room at half time as positive but angry after trailing by two-goals to Manchester United. Goals from Jadon Sancho and Marcus Rashford gave the visitors the lead in the tie, seemingly adding yet more distance between the sides in the race for the top four.
A transformed Tottenham team took to the pitch after the break though, wrestling back control from the Red Devils early in the half. Pedro Porro's strike from just inside the box found the back of the net and breathed new hope into the Lilywhites and reignited the crowd.
A hungry Spurs side chased an equaliser and managed just that as Harry Kane's cross found Son, who didn't find the cleanest of connections on his shot, but still managed to beat David de Gea. The forward ran over to interim manager Ryan Mason to dedicate his goal celebration to him, giving him a big hug.
