London - Tottenham Hotspur have
to settle for an additional one point when Sunderland visit to the headquarters
after the match ended a draw with "a score of glasses", 0-0.
At the Stadium of Light on Saturday (7/4/2012) night, the Spurs dominated the game more than the host Sunderland.
Spurs have recorded a 71% ball possession.
Listed a number of opportunities both teams, the Spurs have the best opportunities, such as those listed Rafael van der Vaart in the middle of the second half. However, the 0-0 score never changed.
With the addition of one point, the Spurs - 59 points from 32 games - for a successful shift Arsenal - 58 points from 31 games - from the top three Premier League. However, Arsenal could re-occupy that position if they can overcome Manchester City on Sunday (8/4).
Course of Opportunity
The first chance of the match was made by Benoit Assou-Ekotto at minute four. But his shot from distance still make the ball wide of the target.
After a long time there was no real chance, at 58 minutes Spurs threatened again. Gareth Bale out of the Guard and successful opponent welcomes Assou-Ekotto's cross although the direction is not well targeted.
A minute later, turn the Spurs who had threatened Sunderland. However, Kyle Walker deftly swept the ball to James McClean failed to continue.
At 71 minutes, Spurs struck again through the action of Rafael van der Vaart. This time the ball is moving toward the goal can still be stopped Michael Turner.
In the end, until the final whistle sounded the score remained 0-0.
Teams:
Sunderland: Mignolet, Bardsley (Richardson '80), Colback, Kilgallon, Turner, Larsson, McClean, Cattermole (Vaughan 76 '), Gardner, Sessegnon, Bendtner.
Tottenham: Friedel; Walker, Gallas, Kaboul, Assou-Ekotto; Parker, Modric, Sandro (Lennon 65 '); Van der Vaart (Defoe 82'), Adebayor (Saha 78 '), Bale
At the Stadium of Light on Saturday (7/4/2012) night, the Spurs dominated the game more than the host Sunderland.
Spurs have recorded a 71% ball possession.
Listed a number of opportunities both teams, the Spurs have the best opportunities, such as those listed Rafael van der Vaart in the middle of the second half. However, the 0-0 score never changed.
With the addition of one point, the Spurs - 59 points from 32 games - for a successful shift Arsenal - 58 points from 31 games - from the top three Premier League. However, Arsenal could re-occupy that position if they can overcome Manchester City on Sunday (8/4).
Course of Opportunity
The first chance of the match was made by Benoit Assou-Ekotto at minute four. But his shot from distance still make the ball wide of the target.
After a long time there was no real chance, at 58 minutes Spurs threatened again. Gareth Bale out of the Guard and successful opponent welcomes Assou-Ekotto's cross although the direction is not well targeted.
A minute later, turn the Spurs who had threatened Sunderland. However, Kyle Walker deftly swept the ball to James McClean failed to continue.
At 71 minutes, Spurs struck again through the action of Rafael van der Vaart. This time the ball is moving toward the goal can still be stopped Michael Turner.
In the end, until the final whistle sounded the score remained 0-0.
Teams:
Sunderland: Mignolet, Bardsley (Richardson '80), Colback, Kilgallon, Turner, Larsson, McClean, Cattermole (Vaughan 76 '), Gardner, Sessegnon, Bendtner.
Tottenham: Friedel; Walker, Gallas, Kaboul, Assou-Ekotto; Parker, Modric, Sandro (Lennon 65 '); Van der Vaart (Defoe 82'), Adebayor (Saha 78 '), Bale
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