“We have Arsenal, Leicester, Manchester City, Tottenham, and then behind us Liverpool, Manchester United, West Ham”.
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The Foxes won the second of the Leicester-Tottenham trilogy 1-0 at White Hart Lane.
Tottenham slipped seven points behind Leicester City and league leaders Arsenal after Robert Huth’s late header condemned them to a 1-0 home defeat against the Foxes. Make sure to check out our free online live stream links below so you can tune in and watch the exciting Barclays Premier League match, complete with a preview of today’s game!
“I’m very disappointed, but overall I can not fault the effort and commitment of the team”, Arsenal manager Wenger told the BBC.
With game appearing set for a stalemate, slack Spurs marking at a deep Christian Fuchs corner allowed Robert Huth space to nod the ball back across Lloris’s goal, leaving the Frenchman stranded and Leicester celebrating in front of the jubilant travelling fans.
“It’s true we missed a great opportunity to establish ourselves at the top”.
“We have a quick game on Saturday”.
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“We need to fix some things because we made mistakes and conceded goals – we’re in a period where every mistake [we make] is conceding a goal”.
Christian Eriksen shot straight at Schmeichel in the second minute, but it was Dele Alli, who this week signed a new five-year deal, who was the first player to worry the Leicester goalkeeper with a low drive that bounced narrowly wide.
Mauricio Pochettino said any side in the Premier League’s top half can challenge for the title. There’s so much work to do. “Sometimes it’s hard to stop us”.
Sunderland have significantly boosted their survival hopes with wins over relegation rivals Aston Villa and Swansea in their last three matches, with Wednesday’s 4-2 win at the Liberty Stadium described as an “enormous, enormous, enormous” three points by boss Sam Allardyce.
Although there are 17 matches left to be played in an exciting and unpredictable Barclays Premier League 2015/2016, one manager has risen above the others to deliver an absolutely astounding performance.
“I just said to him [Schmeichel] that without him we wouldn’t be in that position”.
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But Leicester hit back and the dynamic, vibrant combination of Vardy, Shinji Okazaki and Riyad Mahrez caused numerous problems for Tottenham’s defenders, with Okazaki exploiting an error from Kyle Walker to shoot just wide of the near post. Either way, Spurs escaped unscathed with fifteen minutes to play and the score still level with no goals on the board.
