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76 minutes: Titan disagrees on Bissouma’s ceiling based on his standout performances against top teams in the league. However, the question remains whether he can consistently reach that same level.
75 minutes: Two substitutions for Spurs as Son and Skipp are replaced by Sarr and Perisic.
74 minutes: Brentford make like-for-like changes, sticking to their system with Wissa, Hickey, and Norgaard being substituted for Roerslev, Baptiste, and Schade.
71 minutes: Udogie does everything possible to impede Mbuemo without drawing the referee’s attention, showcasing his skill in retrieving the ball.
70 minutes: The second half hasn’t been as exciting as the first, with Spurs controlling possession but struggling to create chances, while Brentford find it challenging to push forward quickly.
67 minutes: Mary Waltz reflects on the band, drawing a comparison between their selfless approach to music and the team’s performance on the field. Rest in peace.
65 minutes: Bissouma displays a good performance, showing his ability to receive and distribute the ball. Although his ceiling may not meet Spurs’ expectations, he performs better than what Conte allows him.
63 minutes: Maddison finds space and sets up Richarlison for a shot, but Flekken saves it.
62 minutes: Hickey receives a yellow card for pulling back Son.
60 minutes: Spurs launch an attack from a corner, but Son’s shot narrowly misses the target.
58 minutes: Brentford’s Damsgaard has an opportunity to score, but his shot fails to find the target.
56 minutes: Andrew Champney questions the suggestion of more deliberate fouls in the box due to the proposed change in rules. The concern is that increased fouling would disrupt the flow and quality of the game.
55 minutes: Royal delivers a cross from the right, but Richarlison fails to capitalize on his chance.
54 minutes: Ben Mee is seen on the bench and is expected to return next week.
51 minutes: Spurs’ style of play has evolved this season, but their lack of quality still needs to be addressed through future windows and recruiting talented individuals.
49 minutes: Alex Whitney praises Rico Henry’s outstanding performance and Brentford’s intent to involve him in their plays.
48 minutes: Jensen sustains an injury and is replaced by Damsgaard.
47 minutes: Bill Ireland expresses concerns about the proposed changes to the rules, suggesting that it may lead to excessive defensive tactics and reduced quality of play.
46 minutes: The second half begins, with both teams adapting to the unchanged conditions.
HALF-TIME: Brentford 2-2 Tottenham Hotspur
45+9 minutes: Henry’s cross finds Mbuemo, but his finish goes over the bar, a missed opportunity for Brentford.
45+9 minutes: Niall Mullen humorously wonders if Newcastle’s tendency for stoppages means their games should be divided into three 45-minute periods.
45+7 minutes: Both teams are displaying a commitment to attacking and scoring goals.
GOAL! Brentford 2-2 Tottenham Hotspur (Royal 45+5)
45+5 minutes: Bissouma wins the ball and Maddison sets up Royal, who finishes expertly inside the near post. A thrilling half of football!
45+3 minutes: Maddison’s dangerous ball into the box is redirected wide of the near post by Son.
45+2 minutes: Kevin Wilson suggests that Kane’s departure may have freed Spurs to play with more freedom and creativity.
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