4-0 v Motherwell FC - 9 December 2022 - Home · Matches

Tottenham Hotspur

Motherwell FC

Competition

Friendly

Date

Fri 9 Dec 2022 13:00

Venue

Hotspur Way

Season

2022/23

Attendance

100

Referee

Darren England

Weather

2.4°C Clear

Events

KO
Kick off 13:00
3'
- Dejan Kulusevski 1 – 0 Goal
28'
- Matt Doherty 2 – 0 Goal
40'
- Bryan Gil 3 – 0 Goal
HT
Half time 3–0
58'
- Alfie Whiteman for Brandon Austin Substitution
71'
- Matt Doherty 4 – 0 Goal
75'
- Nile John for Yves Bissouma Substitution
- Jamie Donley for Harvey White Substitution
- Alfie Dorrington for Japhet Tanganga Substitution
- Marques Muir for Charlie Sayers Substitution
- Malachi Fagan-Walcott for Djed Spence Substitution
- Alfie Devine for Oliver Skipp Substitution
- Maksim Paskotši for Davinson Sánchez Substitution
- Romaine Mundle for Bryan Gil Substitution
- Will Lankshear for Dejan Kulusevski Substitution
- Yago Santiago for Matt Doherty Substitution
FT
Full time 4–0

Match Facts

7532nd overall match
1612th non-competitive match
3rd meeting with Motherwell FC
1102nd Friendly match
4th match at Hotspur Way
3rd match refereed by Darren England

Lineups

Spurs

Manager
Antonio Conte
Starting XI
3–4–3
1
GK
Brandon Austin
5
CB
Japhet Tanganga
6
CB
Davinson Sánchez
3
CB
Charlie Sayers
7
RWB
Djed Spence
4
CM
Oliver Skipp
8
CM
Yves Bissouma
2
LWB
Matt Doherty
10
RW
Dejan Kulusevski
9
ST
Harvey White
11
LW
Bryan Gil
Substitutes
11 of 12 used
13
GK
Alfie Whiteman
21
CB
Alfie Dorrington
17
CB
Maksim Paskotši
23
CB
Marques Muir
12
RWB
Malachi Fagan-Walcott
15
CM
Alfie Devine
18
CM
Nile John
16
LWB
Yago Santiago
19
RW
Will Lankshear
20
ST
Jamie Donley
14
LW
Romaine Mundle
22

Max Robson

Attack ↑

GK ↓

11 Bryan Gil LW

9 Harvey White ST

10 Dejan Kulusevski RW

6 Davinson Sánchez CB

3 Charlie Sayers CB

1 Brandon Austin GK

Kit

Nike · AIA

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Venue

Hotspur Way · London, England

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Match Report

Motherwell lost 4-0 to Tottenham in a mid-season friendly on Friday at the Premier League club's training ground.

The Steelmen, who were without striker Louis Moult, were comfortably beaten but able to get vital minutes into players' legs before the domestic season resumes.

Sweden international Dejan Kulusevski pounced on an error from Stephen O'Donnell to open the scoring, before goals from Matt Doherty and Bryan Gil made it 3-0 at the break.

Doherty added his second in the 70th minute, nodding home a corner in front of the watching Spurs manager Antonio Conte.

Well boss Steven Hammell gave 10 players a run-out off the bench - nine of them in the second half - with only young goalkeeper Matthew Connelly unused.

Hammell's side, currently ninth in the table, return to Scottish Premiership action on 17 December when they host St Mirren.