Tottenham vs K-League XI

TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR officially get their pre-season schedule underway TODAY when they take on K League XI in South Korea.Antonio Conte has already been.

37, Royal is back to his feet and the game can continue. What an opportunity for his first Tottenham goal. K-League 0-1 Tottenham K-League 0-1 Tottenham K-League 0-1 Tottenham K-League 0-1 Tottenham Since Dier's wonder-goal, Tottenham have had big opportunities through Richarlison, Sanchez and Skipp, but it's been far from one way traffic. K-League 0-1 Tottenham Lloris may have been unsighted by the bodies in front of him, but the south African has got his side right back in it! Pinpoint accuracy from the Englishman. 65, Kane finds Son in space on the left. On the replays a K-League player handles the ball in the box.

Here is the Tottenham Hotspur team Antonio Conte has selected to face Team K-League in the first match of the South Korea pre-season tour.

Dejan Kulusevski missed training on Tuesday after pulling out during Monday evening session with what looked like a calf problem but he is part of the matchday squad in Seoul. Spurs have been preparing for their first match of pre-season in South Korea with tough double sessions in the heat and humidity. With the rest of the squad Conte has chosen to mix up his team and his substitutes in order to give everyone 45 minutes and still have a strong spine to the side in both halves of the match.

Tottenham player ratings in 6-3 win over K-League XI: Harry Kane shines off the bench, but Davinson Sanchez and Hugo Lloris struggle.

Instantly in the thick of it, his first touch being a run down the right and his low cross turned into the net to put Spurs 2-1 ahead. While the work rate was there, Skipp was rarely involved. Struggled with playing on the left of the three. Often coming through the man to get to the ball first instead of holding him up. Breaking out of defence, he unleashed a left-footed effort into the corner. Most of Tottenham’s attacks came from the left flank, while K-League’s goal came from his side.

Incredibly suspicious handball gifts Son Heung-min goal in Spurs' bonkers pre-season friendly.

Jumping for a loose ball, Yokohama F. Marinos player Jun Amano appeared to bring his hands up with him to catch the ball while unchallenged, instead of controlling it down or attempting to clear it. It’s clear to see why fans were questioning whether or not the handball was intentional when looking at the footage and considering the circumstances. A truly wild game, and one that fans in attendance and those watching from elsewhere will forget anytime soon. Truthfully, we all know that pre-season results mean next to nothing in the context of a team’s fortunes for the upcoming campaign. In true pre-season fashion, we were treated to a bonkers game of football. When the big guns were introduced later in the game, South Korean icon Son Heung-min was sent on to the joy of the crowd in attendance, who got to watch their national team’s superstar and the man flying the flag for South Korean football in the flesh.