And when nearly 60,000 fans started singing “When The Spurs Go Marching In,” the new place really did feel like home. Tottenham were not at their best, a performance not as polished as the wonderful, world class stadium and yet they got the job done. (Image: PA)Heung-Min Son scored the first goal in the new stadium, Christian Eriksen wrapped it up with a late second and Crystal Palace never looked like playing party poopers. Ben Davies won the ball, Son fed Kane who tangled with James McArthur and the ball broke kindly for Eriksen to sweep home. It was only then that Palace really began to threaten as Patrick Van Aanholt went close, Wilfried Zaha forced a fine save from Hugo Lloris and then Christian Benteke headed horribly wide.

Source: Daily Mirror April 03, 2019 21:17 UTC