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Heung-Min Son netted a late equalizer as Tottenham Hotspur fought back from two goals down to draw 2-2 with Manchester United on Thursday night.
Erik ten Hag’s men went ahead through first-half goals from Jadon Sancho (7) and Marcus Rashford (44).
But Spurs, wounded from their 6-1 thrashing by Newcastle, after which Cristian Stellini was sacked as interim boss and replaced by Ryan Mason, pulled one back through Pedro Porro (56) then forced a deserved equaliser when Son converted Harry Kane’s low cross (79).
The hosts had enough chances to take all three points in the second half, while Manchester United will rue their own failure to convert their earlier opportunities, with Bruno Fernandes crashing an effort off the underside of the bar when it looked easier to score.
The draw takes Spurs up to fifth, six points behind Manchester United having played two games more, and ensures United still have work to do to be sure of Champions League qualification.
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