Extended HLs: Spurs v. Newcastle Matchweek 2
Relive full-match highlights from Newcastle's visit to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium to take on Spurs in Matchweek 2.
Video Transcript
Welcome, one and all, to the gleaming Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in dank North London, where Spurs folk, now energized by Roberto De Zerbi there, dare to dream that sometime soon the good times are coming.
Last season here was dreadful.
Last weekend for Tottenham was pretty dreadful, too, but a week is a long time.
And having to defend early here with Archie Gray in the right full-back position.
Well, last week is telling for both sides.
One was surprised.
Hang on a minute.
Djed Spence, and in by Elanga!
That was perilously close.
And Gray chased it behind.
Well, that's going to be a problem all day, certainly for Robertson, but he needs some help down there.
You see the run on the inside that just took Robertson in, and that freed the space out.
Go back to his central position, and, Fernandes trying to pick up the 10.
Here's Dedic.
Playing towards Wissa, protected here for Harvey Barnes, who's dug it out of his wrong side.
Van Hecke, good spot.
Marmoush on the turn.
Tell.
Mati, Tell!
And Horvth pulled himself across the face, and Hall hacked it out.
Yeah, that's the first time Tell has done what- Tell for Robertson on the gallop.
Hall away.
Tonali back in.
Pedro Porro.
Squirts it wide and behind for a corner.
Brilliant block from Lewis Hall.
That's what defenders do.
Throw themselves last ditch.
It's a great bit of skill when it comes to him.
He just threatens to shoot, pulls it back, and then full-back wants you to take his time so you can close the ball down.
Tell's ball in.
Botman was rising.
Porro!
Oh, he's caught that clean.
Hung in by Robertson, and then cushioned wide from a near prohibitive angle by Omar Marmoush.
Marmoush, that's a smart pass.
Robertson.
Horvth sprawled.
Gonzlez cleared, but the ball had evidently gone behind.
Yeah, it's a smart pass, and it's smart from Robertson as well.
He knows there'd be somebody right behind him, so get your cross in as quick as you can.
Just spin on it.
He does that.
That is Fernandes.
Van Hecke!
Horvth threw up a palm, and that was sufficient.
Tell.
Tonali rattled forward for Marmoush, who tiptoes out to Porro.
And Porro's pass is imprecise.
What went before was lovely.
Yeah, it was beautiful football.
For the record, I never said it wasn't going to be nil-nil.
I said it just never has been.
Yeah.
Porro, Marmoush.
Porro.
There's going to be a penalty inquiry here.
Bentancur.
Skimming across the face of the crossbar.
And Tell couldn't keep it in, but now the inquiry.
Yeah.
No, he, he actually gets his foot on it, and then gets his foot kicked.
Well, we've seen those given so many times, haven't we?
I remember last week, Yoane Wissa started the game in the number 10 position, despite what's on the back of his shirt behind Osuna.
This time he's leading the line.
Barnes.
Lewis Hall!
What an opportunity that is.
He knows it.
Hall.
Into a corridor for Elanga around the goalkeeper.
Miley.
Nico Gonzlez.
Rattled by Botman.
Couple of nicks, and a corner.
Oh, he fancied himself.
He was waiting for the ball to come to him out of his feet.
Shot pretty quick.
Just watch as it comes to him.
He's like, "Just set it up for me."
Game that's just waiting for a moment.
Marmoush could well supply one.
Omar Marmoush!
Keeps one just wide.
Mancini, of course, in the Premier League context, remembered most for being the boss of the Agero moment.
Driven forward by Gonzlez, down by Djed Spence for Elanga on the spin!
It's in!
Precision and poise in the moment from Anthony Elanga for Newcastle.
And the Geordies are jumping.
Comes from a big, long ball.
He's onside.
Nico Gonzlez, the head down.
And this little spin here, he's had one touch, two touch.
The third touch is sublime.
Great ball.
Great little knockdown The right back nods it to the right winger, and the finish.
Watch this.
Spin, left foot, one-nil.
While Anthony Elanga didn't score a Premier League goal in the entirety of his first season at St James' Park, he is two in two at the start of his second campaign for the Magpies.
And Yasler's liking it.
And so are they.
Matty's tell, oh dear.
He's got his timing all wrong.
Porro.
Kudus.
Ahead of Kudus.
Switched out by De Roon.
It's come here to Bentancur.
Kudus again, repelled by Hall.
Porro.
That's a decent hit.
In by Hall.
Woltemade, and Wissa!
Newcastle pull away.
The new number nine is on the score sheet.
And their big day out in London is going just swimmingly.
This is what being a center forward is all about.
Determined to make his point.
Just look at it, far post.
Woltemade gets first to it.
Bounces down, but that position he takes himself up.
Just look how quick he reacts.
First to react, overhead, side kick.
No white shirt.
Willing to throw himself at it.
Just bounces up, no one near him.
There was a shout of offside, but it's not been given.
Just onside, but that finish is really, really sharp.
Fox in the box.
Well, no one was more disappointed by his underwhelming campaign last year, Johan Wissa, than Wissa himself.
Green grass ahead of Miley.
Scooped up here towards Harvey Barnes.
Goalkeeper smothered, Woltemade gathers.
Barnes.
Woltemade scratches it across the face.
Offside earlier.
Flags up and calmly dealt with by Ramsey.
Determinedly won back by Fernandes.
And Marmoush, eyeball to eyeball with the goalkeeper, showed too much of it to Hradecky.
Well, that's the best chance of the game for Tottenham, especially falling to him.
Look at him, acres of space.
Pass it into the net.
Doesn't get enough on it.
A man of his ability, he should be doing better than that.
In goes Udogie.
Marmoush.
Udogie.
Solanke!
And Hall's there to hack it away from in front of the line.
Not sure it had the legs on it to cross the line anyway.
Woltemade.
Fouled by Fernandes.
Peter Banks has had a little look at his watch.
The Magpies have taken wing.
Newcastle feel good.
Their new boss feels part of it.
His team are responding to that broad smile, his broad shoulders.
And they need to be to take on the size of this club.
Are feeling the weight and feeling right.
Goals from Elanga and Wissa after the hour and within 20 minutes of the end have left Tottenham feeling flat, still without a point, and still without a goal.
It finishes, down the lane, Rebecca, Tottenham Hotspur nil, Newcastle United two
