A night to remember in North London as Spurs now daring to dream

When Heung Min Son smashed home the only goal of a dramatic game, to give Spurs a precious 1-0 lead to take to Manchester next week, the roar that erupted in their magnificent new stadium would have been heard loud and clear five kilometres down the Seven Sisters Road, deep in the heart of Arsenal territory.

A night to remember in North London as Spurs now daring to dream

When Heung Min Son smashed home the only goal of a dramatic game, to give Spurs a precious 1-0 lead to take to Manchester next week, the roar that erupted in their magnificent new stadium would have been heard loud and clear five kilometres down the Seven Sisters Road, deep in the heart of Arsenal territory.

While the Emirates Stadium will be hosting Europa League football again tomorrow , Tottenham’s sparkling new home is, as the once-derided adverts proclaim, the only place in London to watch Champions League football, and there could yet be a semi-final to be played here next if Spurs show the same grit and determination in the second leg at the Etihad next Wednesday.

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