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Tottenham and Newcastle shared the booty in Seoul when their preseason clash ended 1-1, since Heung-min are said goodbye emotional after announcing his departure this week.
The game caused life almost immediately, with Tottenham making the brightest beginning.
In the first minutes, the team in northern London forced Newcastle goalkeeper Nick Pope in two acute stops, first to deny the effort of Pape Sarr and then push behind a follow -up, which led to a burst of early corners.
The spurs were rewarded for their fast pace in the fourth minute. Kevin Danso stepped forward to the defense to intercept and slide an intelligent ball in Brennan Johnson, who took a touch before driving a low shot from outside the area to the lower left corner beyond the Pope.
The starter forced Newcastle to become the game. They began to control possession, using the trio of the midfield of Bruno Guimaraes, Lewis Miley and Joelinton to work the ball in dangerous and wide areas.
Anthony Gordon was a constant threat, and in 17 minutes he saw a right -footed effort blocked after the setback of Jacob Murphy, before Joelinton’s header came out close to the cross of Guimaraes.
The Heroic of Pope at the other end kept the deficit to one when he denied the low shot of Mathys Tel from a short distance, but Newcastle’s pressure finally said it.
In the 38th minute, Anthony Gordon exploded the space on the left and shot a perfectly heavy pass through the Spurs box for Harvey Barnes.
The end opened his body and directed a right blow towards the nearby corner, bringing the Newcastle level.
The interval caused an avalanche of changes of both managers, with spurs that introduced Micky Van de Ven, Lucas Bergvall and Djed Spence.
The changes initially interrupted the rhythm of Tottenham, and Newcastle came out more Sharper, with Anthony Gordon wasting a golden opportunity at the beginning of the second half, taking out his shot from the center of the box.
The game became increasingly standing as the second half advanced, with a series of faults and injuries breaking the flow.
Yves Bissouma and Richarlison were introduced just after the time of the hour, and Newcastle responded bringing Tino Livramento and William Osula.
Despite the interruptions, there were possibilities: Bruno Guimaraes had a long -range blow candle, while Bergvall tested the Newcastle replacement goalkeeper, Mark Gillespie, with a low trip from outside the box, which was away.
As the game moved to the final stages, the tempo decreased even more. James Maddison was united after looking for a serious injury, and was replaced by Yang Min-Hyeok, while Newcastle refreshed things with late changes, including Travis Hernes.
Richarlison obtained a yellow letter for a clumsy foul when the frustration got into the Spurs game, but the Uracas could not find a winner.
