Spurs romp to 3-0 win over 10-man Manchester United

Tottenham Hotspur's Brennan Johnson, Dejan Kulusevski and Dominic Solanke got on the scoresheet in a 3-0 triumph north of 10-man Manchester Joined in the Head Association on Sunday as the guests ran roughshod over the disheveled Old Trafford side. Ange Postecoglou's Prods moved to eighth in the table on 10 focuses after six games, while overwhelmed Joined together, who saw commander Bruno Fernandes shipped off in the 42nd moment for a high test on James Maddison, are twelfth with seven places in a misfortune that will again bring up issues about supervisor Erik ten Witch. "I thought it was an extraordinary presentation," said Postecoglou. "We began the game well, scored an incredible objective and most likely ought to have had a few. The strain then overpowers them and they get the red card. After that I thought we controlled the game well. "Simply an exceptional exertion from every one of the chaps." Tottenham went on in the third moment when safeguard Micky van de Ven conveyed the ball over a portion of the length of the pitch prior to playing a low community across the six-yard box for the completely open Johnson to tap in for his fourth objective in four games. "Eleven v 11, or 11 v 10, we totally ruled the game," Johnson said. "We had a reasonable strategy and we did precisely exact thing we needed to do." Prods kept on totally dominating Joined on a horrible night for Dutchman Ten Witch in stormy Manchester. "To surrender an objective following a few minutes like that, it did something to our conviction," he said. "Absolutely superfluous. "This isn't sufficient. We need to acknowledge this and improve. Center around the following game and show improvement over we did today." Furious FANS Tottenham multiplied their lead in the 47th moment when Lisandro Martinez slipped on the midway line. Johnson ran away and his diverted cross tumbled to Kulusevski, who gymnastically cut the ball past goalkeeper Andre Onana. Solanke had scores of furious Joined fans heading for the ways out when he adhered his leg out to jab the ball home from short proximity in the 77th moment after Pape Matar Sarr headed on a corner kick from individual substitute Lucas Bergvall. The enchanted Spikes fans didn't quit singing the entire evening, breaking into a serenade of "Is there a fire drill?" as large number of Joined fans beat a rushed exit after the third objective. "We battled a little," said Fernandes. "We attempted to compel it a smidgen, to rush it and go excessively fast. At the point when they have the high line we committed errors ready and afterward we got rebuffed and it didn't go how we would have preferred from that point. "Then the red card exacerbates it." The score might have been more disproportionate if Prods, who had 10 shots on track to Joined's two, had taken more risks. Onana made a terrific twofold save in the last part to keep out a shot by Timo Werner and Solanke's endeavor from the bounce back. Alejandro Garnacho had presumably awesome of Joined's chances when he rang a shot off the post late in the primary half. Casemiro terminated wide in the final part and smacked himself in the head two times which summarized Joined's disappointment.