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Leading 1-0 in a game we’d dominated at Stamford Bridge, Mathys, a bright spark throughout, won possession in our half and took off on a 50-yard run down left, getting away from Josh Acheampong and to the edge of Chelsea’s box, where he side stepped Maxence Lacroix and fired home low for 2-0 with
Tottenham Hotspur are being tipped to put the icing on their hefty summer transfer haul with the signing of one of the most exciting forward players in European football in the upcoming January window.
Matthias Jaissle predicted one of Dan Burn, Amar Dedic and Will Osuala would be fit to start today but as it turns out, all three return with Anthony Elanga and Jacob Ramsey fit enough for places on the bench too.
Up against not just Middlesbrough but also the effects of Storm Boelo, which was creating gales of up to 60mph across the north east of England, we felt the brunt of it in the first half and were made to pay the price early on when a swirling free kick from the right was headed in by James Wilson
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It is hard not to feel for Mathys Tel. The young Tottenham Hotspur left winger was the only thing remotely resembling a bright spot in the 2025/26 Premier League season after Mohammed Kudus went down with a hamstring injury, and he was the team's best player in the preseason.