Son Heung-min scored Tottenham’s equaliser in a 2-2 draw with Liverpool, whose Andy Robertson scored and was sent off
season – and a catalogue of misses, with Kane surely the biggest culprit. He ought to have departed with the match ball.
Klopp was a volcanic presence, his anger at Tierney having boiled over shortly after the Jota penalty incident, leading to him being shown a yellow card. The referee would dish out eight of them to players from both sides, together with Robertson’s red. Kane had earlier been denied by a Konaté block and Spurs had golden chances for 2-0, not least when Kane broke and crossed for Son. There was just too much on the ball from him and Son skewed wide. Alli’s opportunity would follow a lovely Son pass on the counter, with Liverpool’s defenders having followed the run of Kane. Spurs repeatedly threatened to play or run through the Liverpool backline, which was riskily high and not always well protected.
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