Son Heung-Min could miss Tottenham’s crucial Premier League clash with Liverpool

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Son Heung-Min could be ruled out of Tottenham Hotspur’s clash with Liverpool on Sunday, November 6. 

The forward featured for Spurs last night as they looked to secure qualification to the Champions League knockout stages.

Their night got off to the worst possible start, though, as Marseille opened the scoring in the 47th minute, putting a dampen on Antonio Conte’s plans. The manager was forced to watch on from the stands after receiving a red card in Spurs’ previous European match with Portuguese side Sporting.

Clement Lenglet levelled the tie early into the second half, before Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg’s strike ensured his side’s progression in an emphatic fashion with a injury-time winner.

Bad news for Spurs fans

On an otherwise perfect night for the London club, one negative was the injury sustained by star forward Heung-Min. After a clash of heads with Marseille’s Chancel Mbemba, the South Korean failed the immediate concussion assessment and was forced to exit the pitch before the full-time whistle.

Due to the Premier League’s strict regulations on concussions, he is now a doubt to feature against Jurgen Klopp’s side on Sunday.

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4 Comments

  1. His health is more important and if it’s decided he’s not ready then he should rest, football comes second in this situation.

  2. Good he’s been that poor he won’t be a missed the second half we didn’t miss him at all he’s too soft n lazy now gets pushed off the ball by a Newcastle reject like he was a bit paper in the wind sell him get a young hungry player in plus he try’s fancy crap
    That never comes off

  3. Scottish spurs is right. I think the player we have seen this season must be Sons doppelgänger as he’s not the son that has played for spurs for the last 3 seasons. Lack of control, not prepared to get stuck in, ambles around disinterested, and doesn’t look like he wants to play for us anymore. Don’t think I don’t love the Son that we had, but we would be better to get rid now while he is still worth something, or next season his value will be dramatically reduced. Use the money to buy a younger fitter world class forward. Hopefully he will be on fire during the World Cup so other teams will still want him as if they analysed his performances this year I am not sure there would be that many takers.

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