Wolverhampton
TottenhamDay 32
Spence D. (og) 39'
Strand Larsen 64'
Cunha 86'
Richarlison 85'
Wolverhampton: 1. José Sá, 2. Doherty( till 46'), 3. Aït-Nouri( till 70'), 12. Agbadou, 22. Semedo N., 24. Tote Gomes, 5. Munetsi, 7. André, 8. Gomes João( till 83'), 27. Bellegarde( till 42'), 9. Strand Larsen( till 70')
Substitution: 21. Sarabia(from 42'), 4. Bueno S.(from 46'), 10. Cunha(from 70'), 19. Gomes R.M.(from 70'), 11. Hwang H.(from 83')
Bench: 25. Bentley Dan., 34. Djiga, 6. Traoré Bo.
Yellow Cards: Tote Gomes 86', Gomes R.M. 86'
Tottenham: 1. Vicario G., 17. Romero C., 24. Spence D., 33. Davies, 8. Bissouma( till 55'), 14. Gray, 22. Johnson B-n, 29. Sarr P.( till 55'), 10. Maddison( till 75'), 11. Tel M., 19. Solanke( till 75')
Substitution: 15. Bergvall(from 55'), 30. Bentancur(from 55'), 21. Kulusevski(from 75'), 9. Richarlison(from 75')
Bench: 31. Kinský, 13. Udogie, 23. Porro, 37. van de Ven, 47. Moore
Yellow Cards: Davies 70', Bissouma 8'
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