Late is great for Spurs

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Late is great for Spurs
Mon, 15 Dec, 2014 - 00:00
Graham Clutton

Christian Eriksen’s 89th-minute winner means Spurs have now turned four potential draws into four wins with goals inside the final two minutes.

Little wonder that Pochettino was quick to pour praise on his side for their durability and strength of character.

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