14 January 2018
Exactly one month before the eagerly anticipated Champions League Last 16 first leg between Juventus and Tottenham Hotspur, the Londoners were in Premier League action on Saturday afternoon against Everton.
Son Heung-Min (26’) scored the game’s first goal to hand the hosts a slender half-time lead. After the break, Harry Kane struck twice (47’, 59’) and Christian Eriksen (81’) added a fourth to wrap up a convincing win at Wembley.
Kane’s brace saw the England striker become Tottenham’s all-time leading Premier League scorer with 98 goals and the victory drew Mauricio Pochettino’s men level on points (44) and goal difference (+25) with fourth-placed Liverpool, who take on Manchester City later today (17.00 CET kick-off) at Anfield.
