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Solanke scores as 10-man Tottenham earn a draw at Manchester United
Tottenham drew with Manchester United at Old Trafford after coming from behind while playing with 10 men.
Dominic Solanke scored Tottenham’s equaliser, his first Premier League goal since March.
The striker had missed two good chances before scoring, but kept competing and headed in a cross from Sandro Tonali.
Tottenham manager Roberto De Zerbi had made Solanke captain, despite him not being part of the club’s five-person captaincy group.
Solanke has faced criticism during Tottenham’s slow start, and he had struggled to score since returning from an ankle injury.
The draw gave Tottenham a sign of progress, although they have taken only three points from their first six games.
De Zerbi said the team had played together for the first time, and he hopes the performance can help turn around their season.
Tottenham drew at Manchester United after Dominic Solanke scored an equaliser.
Tottenham played with 10 men during the match.
Solanke’s goal was his first Premier League goal since March.
Manager Roberto De Zerbi had made Solanke captain despite his not being part of the club’s five-man captaincy group.
De Zerbi said the team’s response showed it could fight back.
- Who
- Tottenham and Manchester United.
- What
- Tottenham drew with Manchester United, with Dominic Solanke scoring for Spurs while they had 10 men.
- When
- Not stated.
- Where
- Old Trafford, Manchester.
- Why
- Not stated.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
We need this Dominic Solanke because Dominic Solanke is able to make the difference in this team
The first time we have played as a team
De Zerbi worked with Solanke and the three forwards supporting him during the international break.
Solanke missed a chance to score against Manchester United.
Solanke missed another chance.
Solanke scored Tottenham’s equaliser from a Sandro Tonali cross.
- Venue
- Old Trafford, Manchester
- Tottenham scorer
- Dominic Solanke
- Solanke’s goal
- His first Premier League goal since March
- Tottenham captain
- Dominic Solanke








