From somewhere deep within, Tottenham found the fight they have been lacking all season.
And it turned the mood from rebellion to celebration to leave Manchester United fans feeling angry and frustrated for a change. Tottenham forward Son Heung-min grabbed a late leveller to complete a remarkable second half comeback and regain some pride after another turbulent week in the Spurs soap opera.
United blew a two-goal half time lead, dropped two precious points as they close in on a place in the top four and will probably be wondering where on earth Tottenham’s performance came from. This was the team which was thrashed 6-1 at Newcastle last Sunday, they fired another manager in Cristian Stellini on Monday having already parted company with Antonio Conte and had rookie Ryan Mason in charge.
