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Tottenham and Brighton played to a 2-2 draw in the Premier League, with fans sharing their opinions on the match. The game showcased a competitive spirit from both teams.
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We asked for your thoughts after Saturday's Premier League game between Tottenham and Brighton.
Here are some of your comments:
Tottenham fans
Paul: Lifelong Spurs fan and I haven't seen us be this bad in almost 50 years of watching us. And I've seen some awful Spurs performances in that time. We're definitely getting relegated and we completely deserve it. I wouldn't be surprised if we get relegated from the Championship next season either. We won't even be able to celebrate Arsenal bottling the league again this year.
Jello: It was better, but still such a Tottenham performance to concede at the death. The two points dropped could end up costing a few hundred million. Lastly, Xavi Simons, save the tears for the dressing room. It's pathetic to see our players bawling on the pitch, you're a highly paid professional and a part of why we're in this calamity. Roberto De Zerbi was right to say he doesn't want to see our players crying. We need steely determination and granite resolve for the next five matches.
Scott: Pedro Porro is a liability. Celebrating, like he's good at his job. He's a defender and missed an almost open goal. If he could just stay in position, Spurs would be a mid-table team. If he could tackle, we'd push towards Europe.
Bob: We deserve to go down after watching another lacklustre performance. Players already look like they have given up. We look like a Championship team already.
Brighton fans
A solid, if not spectacular, performance with good contributions from the bench. Given all the noise and expectation around Roberto De Zerbi I think it's a satisfactory result. Now for Tuesday and three points against !
The match featured two goals from each team, highlighting a competitive and evenly matched game.
Tottenham fans expressed mixed feelings about the draw, sharing their thoughts on the team's performance and key moments.
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Michael: Fantastic, but we should have won. So many chances, but wow, what a team. The first goal was probably one of the best all season, but because they are not a "big club" it gets overlooked.
Maggie: Spurs think they should have won. Really? I don't think so. Spurs were outplayed and out-thought for most of the game. The only reason we don't have all three points is Bart Verbruggen and his poor playmaking. He twice passed Jan Paul van Hecke into trouble for the first goal before he mistimed his punch. Then, he did it again for the second. Shocking. Oh and he nearly gifted Conor Gallagher a goal dallying with the ball. For his 100th game he had a nightmare. Clear. Your. Lines. First rule of defending.
David: Not the best performance as Spurs pressed whenever they could and made the midfield give the ball away too often. Lets hope the injuries to Diego Gomez and Kaoru Mitoma are not serious. We may need them on Tuesday against Chelsea. Europe is still a possibility.