1) Harry Kane
He was of course everybody’s Man Of The Match today. Scoring the two goals to win the game was superb today, his effort was even better throughout the whole ninety minutes. Kane himself has said that this day will live in his memory for a long, long time.
Kane didn’t have many chances in the game, and was clinical whenever a chance did fall his way. There was no clear-cut chance for Kane in the first half, but he still put in a fantastic effort to try and force an opening.
I think that tying Kane down with a new five-and-a-half year deal is superb work by Spurs, and shows that they are not looking to offload him for big money in the summer. The recent comments that the youngster has made have been very encouraging, and long may his great form continue.
