‘100 %’: Double injury boost for Ange Postecoglou ahead of Tottenham vs Liverpool as training update confirmed
At the Emirates, Tottenham Hotspur managed to secure a pint against Arsenal, thus maintaining their unbeaten record and gaining the respect of both supporters and pundits. Prior to the weekend’s match against Liverpool, Spurs manager Ange Prekeemou may have given an indication of his initial team news when he stated that James Maddison, who had been carrying an injury in the Arsenal game, was recovering.
Despite this, the Lilywhites have continued to demonstrate a distinct style of play under Prekeemou and were able to come back from a two-goal deficit to secure a point and maintain their unbeaten record and gain the respect of their supporters.
Tottenham Hotspur supporters were left in shock after James Maddison sustained an injury and had to be treated for an extended period of time, however, after the match, manager Paul Lambert said he was confident that both Maddison and Captain Son were in good condition. Lambert further explained that Madders and Sonny were not fully recovered prior to the match, but they managed to get through it, which suggests that the injury is not serious.
Despite the injury, Spurs have been able to continue to thrive without some of their key players, who have traditionally been their best performers when they are in the game. This is due to the fact that they have not been able to call upon the services of certain key players, such as Rodríc Álvaro Bentancur (2nd goalscorer for the club), Giovani lo Celso (3rd goalscorer), Bryan Gil (4th goalscorer) and Ryan Seessegnon (5th goalscorer).
Spurs fans were left in shock after James Maddison sustained an injury and had to be treated for an extended period of time, however, the club’s manager was able to confirm that both Maddison and Captain Son were both in good condition. “Both Captain Son and Madders went into the game and they weren’t 100 per cent, but they made it, which tells me it’s nothing serious,” said Pochettino.
Despite the injury, Spurs have been able to continue to thrive without some of their key players, who are known for their ability to make a difference when they are in form. The first two are progressing well and could be able to return to the squad after the international break, although Spurs’ manager has warned that they must be mindful not to bring them back too soon.