Spurs cheated death with a two-goal from Stephen Bergwein as they beat Leicester City 3-2. Leicester City have problems with injured players and have played for many national football teams, with Patson Daka in front of the target, while Spurs do not have an injured Son Heung-min. But Harry Kane is ready to hunt the net.UFABET Spurs cheated death.

The game started, Spurs immediately attacked and should have taken the lead in the 18th minute from a corner kick that Harry Wings opened for Harry Kane to head straight, but the ball hit the crossbar.  

Then, in the 22nd minute, Lucas Moura had a chance to shine with the right in the penalty area, but Kasper Schmeichel flew the best.  

But it was Leicester who made the first serious attack and took the lead 1-0 in the 22nd minute. Sergio Reguilon cleared the ball into Patson Daka and fired a narrow left-hand shot past Hugo Lloris. into 

38 minutes Spurs equalized 1-1 Leicester lost the ball in the middle of the field before Harry Wings scooped Harry Kane into the penalty area before breaking the ball away from Chalar Soyun Chu and shot with the left. The ball hits the pole into the goal.

Kane had the opportunity to inform again in the next 3 minutes after the speed escaped Yannick Westergaard, but the rhythm shot the ball over the crossbar. Then the first half ends 1-1. 

In the second half of the 56th minute.

Spurs had a chance to win first when the Leicester defense blocked the ball in front of the penalty area, Matt Doherty ran to shoot with the left. But the ball poked the pole out of the back. 

64 min: Kasper Schmeichel, a super save the hosts again from defending Japhet Tanganka’s right-hand shot. That hit the front of the penalty area. 

Under-attacked Leicester City took the lead again to 2-1 in the 76th minute as Harvey Barnes slipped the ball off James Maddison and shot from the right. Deflecting Japhet Tanganka. before hitting the pole into the door 

The game seemed to end with a victory over the locals. But in the last-minute stoppage time, Spurs narrowly equalized 2-2 when Stephen Bergwiin dropped an orange shot straight in.

The shock came a few moments later when Spurs overtook an incredible 3-2 lead. Harry Kane slipped the ball to Stephen Bergwiin before touching the ball away from Kasper Schmeichel and snapping a shot.  Ending the game. Spurs scored two injury-time goals as they beat Leicester City, unbelievable 3-2.