Son Heung-Min seals Tottenham’s romp to Champions League
A point is all that was required after Arsenal’s recent capitulation but Tottenham clinched Champions League qualification with a swagger as they swept aside hapless Norwich.
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A point is all that was required after Arsenal’s recent capitulation but Tottenham clinched Champions League qualification with a swagger as they swept aside hapless Norwich.
Didn't have a save to make in the Tottenham goal as his defence held Norwich at bay.
Tottenham have finished above Arsenal for the sixth season in a row after a 5-0 victory over Norwich City on the final day of the Premier League season, securing Champions League football in the process.
Despite comfortably dispatching Everton 5-1 at the Emirates Stadium, Arsenal missed out on Champions League qualification and will have to settle for a place in the Europa League after finishing in 5th place in the Premier League as their season came to a close. Before a ball was kicked, the Gunners knew they needed to win their fixture and hope that Tottenham suffered a shock defeat to Norwich City at Carrow Road.
Son Heung-Min and Dejan Kulusevski scored twice as Tottenham thrashed Norwich 5-0 at Carrow Road, ensuring Champions League football for Antonio Conte's side next year. Rodrigo Bentancur set up the two Spurs goals in the first half latching onto a Pierre Hojberg long ball and squaring for Kulusevski to nudge home the opener, before intercepting Tim Krul's pass out and dinking a lovely cross into the box for Harry Kane to turn home with a diving header.
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