Spurs draw at Brentford in Postecoglou’s first match in charge

Spurs draw at Brentford in Postecoglou's first match in charge
Spurs draw at Brentford in Postecoglou's first match in charge

“Brentford and Tottenham shared the spoils after a 2-2 draw at the Gtech Community Stadium. Cristian Romero opened the scoring for the visitors after a lengthy VAR check, before being quickly whisked off the pitch due to an earlier head injury, with Brentford hitting back through Bryan Mbeumo and Yoane Wissa. But Emerson Royalu0027s brilliant strike ensured the visitors started the season with a point.”


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