Son Heung-min loses the 2nd consecutive victory over Tottenham

West Ham Michael Antonio (left) scored the opening goal in the home game against Tottenham in the 25th round of the 2020-2021 English Premier League (EPL) held at the London Stadium in England on the 21st, avoiding the opposing goalkeeper in the 5th minute. London = AP Newsis-Tottenham’s Son Heung-min, 29, failed to score for two consecutive games and failed to increase his season’s most attacking points record.

Tottenham lost 1-2 in a visiting match against West Ham in the English Premier League (EPL) held at the London Stadium in London on the 21st. Son Heung-min played full-time, but couldn’t record an attack point. Tottenham lost their second consecutive league loss following Manchester City on the 14th (0-3) and failed to add points. With 10 wins, 6 draws and 8 losses (36 points), it became increasingly difficult for Tottenham to secure fourth place, given the right to qualify for the European Football Federation Champions League (UCL) finals next season.

On the 19th, he scored a goal in the European Football Federation (UEFA) Europa League match against Wolfsberger (Austria) on the 19th and took a break before the start of the second half. However, after allowing the opening goal in 5 minutes in the first half, the game continued to be unfavorable for Son Heung-min. West Ham didn’t give up space for Son Heung-min to try to break through with his speed as all 11 players focused on the defense.

Tottenham coach Jose Mourinho attempted to reverse the mood with Gareth Bale in the second half, but collapsed with an additional goal allowed two minutes after the second half. Tottenham continued to hit West Ham after Lucas Mora scored a goal in the 19th minute of the second half, but the goal could not be reached. Meanwhile, Liverpool, the’defending champion’ who won the EPL last season, lost 0-2 to Everton in the EPL home game held at Anfield in Liverpool, England, and lost their fourth straight league title. Liverpool also recently lost four times in a row. Liverpool’s fourth straight victory at Anfield has been 98 years since December 1923. Reporter Yoo Jae-young [email protected]Go to reporter page>