In a thrilling match at their new White Hart Lane home ground, Tottenham secured a dramatic victory against Brighton & Hove Albion, with a late goal in stoppage time from a summer signing. Despite recent international commitments, Tottenham’s captain Son Heung-min and Yves Bissouma featured in the game. Son played a crucial role in setting up substitute Johnson for the game-winning goal, maintaining Tottenham’s pursuit of Champions League qualification and an unexpected challenge in the title race.

Manager Ange Postecoglou, who has faced challenges due to injuries and international duties, expressed satisfaction with the team’s unity and performance. Players have embraced the manager’s tactics, leading to recent victories over Brentford and Brighton.

Postecoglou commended Son’s contribution, highlighting his leadership and quality performance after representing South Korea in the Asian Cup semi-finals. Son’s partnership with Johnson proved vital in securing the win, overturning Brighton’s early lead. Postecoglou praised the team’s ability to finish matches strongly and emphasized Son’s world-class status despite external factors.

The squad’s depth and competitive spirit in training were credited for the team’s resilience and impact when substitutions were made. Postecoglou’s confidence in the team’s quality and character bodes well for future matches, with Son’s return hailed as a significant boost for Tottenham’s ambitions.