Tottenham takes a harsh shot at Arsenal after winning Europa League match with ten players.

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September 27th 2024.

Tottenham takes a harsh shot at Arsenal after winning Europa League match with ten players.
In a thrilling Europa League match on Thursday, Tottenham showed their resilience and determination by defeating Qarabag despite being down to ten men. It was a clear message to their rivals, Arsenal, who they slyly took a dig at after the game.

Even with the early red card for Radu Dragusin, Tottenham did not let it affect their attacking style, thanks to the tactical brilliance of their manager, Ange Postecoglou. In fact, they even managed to take the lead through Brennan Johnson just four minutes after the dismissal. The second half saw two more goals from Pape Matar Sarr and Dominic Solanke, securing a comfortable victory for Tottenham on their return to European competition.

This approach was in stark contrast to Arsenal, who played a very conservative game after Leandro Trossard's red card in their top-of-the-table clash with Manchester City last weekend. While they had a 2-1 lead at halftime, they chose to defend for most of the second half, ultimately succumbing to a late equaliser from John Stones. This drew criticism from pundits, with Roy Keane calling it "dinosaur" tactics.

Tottenham couldn't resist taking one last jab at their rivals, posting a graphic of the match stats with the caption "10 men and we never stopped playing our football." It was a clear statement that they were not afraid to play their game, even with a man down.

While Arsenal's tactics were questioned, manager Mikel Arteta defended his decision-making, citing a 5-0 defeat against Manchester City two years ago as a factor that influenced their safety-first approach. "We had to play the game that we had to play," he said. "We learned from the past because unfortunately, we've been in that situation three times before."

Arsenal will look to bounce back in their next Premier League game against Leicester, while Tottenham face a tough test against Manchester United at Old Trafford. It will be interesting to see how both teams approach their matches, with Tottenham proving that playing their own style of football can still lead to success, even with ten men.

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