Erik ten Hag’s side led 2-0 at half-time through Jadon Sancho and Marcus Rashford
Spurs would get an equaliser, an incredible tonic, and they deserved it. Harry Kane, who was excellent in the second half, made it for Son Heung-min and at full time there were no boos from the crowd. For Daniel Levy, the under-fire chairman, the slightly muted response was golden.
It was not exactly the anti-Glazer movement although, as their United counterparts can tell them, it is one thing to protest, quite another to shift unpopular owners. Are they listening to the fans? No. Rashford rode a challenge from Oliver Skipp to work the ball left and Sancho’s finish was bent unerringly into the far corner after he stepped inside Porro and Cristian Romero.
The alarm bells rang loudly for Spurs, Dier backing off Rashford, showing him up the outside. Rashford went there and blasted past Fraser Forster. It was so simple. When the ball hit the net, Perisic was still deep in United territory.
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