Tottenham are ahead at the break through Steven Bergwijn’s fine solo goal against visiting Manchester United.

It’s a half in which the Jose Mourinho-tutored looked more dangerous derspite Bruno Fernandes’ late attempt from range.

Bergwijn scored on 27th minute of the match, picking up the ball just inside the Man Utd half, running at the defence and glided past Harry Maguire before slamming the ball past David De Gea.

It was an emphatic way to open the scoring.

Man Utd came straight back at Spurs after the goal as Fred’s dangerous free-kick was met by Marcus Rashford who, despite not getting the cleanest touch, did enough to have Hugo Lloris sprawling.

Bergwijn was causing all sorts of bother for the visitors. At the 31st minute, the Dutchman got away down the right and put in a cross straight on to Son Heung-min’s head. The Korean’s looping effort looks destined for the top corner but for David De Gea’s wonderful save. Spurs looking dangerous.

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