Tottenham versus Southampton score: Spurs score four with neither Harry Kane nor Heung-Min Son getting objectives

Times are changing in London. Tottenham dug out from a deficit for a 4-1 triumph over Southampton in a match that shows how Spurs' mindset has changed under director Antonio Conte. Previously in the event that they yielded a strange objective in the span of 15 minutes, they would kick the bucket. All things being equal, they scored four without Harry Kane or Heung-Min Son raising a ruckus around town of the net. James Ward Prowse had the opener for Southampton while Ryan Sessegnon, Eric Dier, Dejan Kulusevski, and a Mohamed Salisu own objective saw Spurs run up the score.

Ralph Hasenhüttl had three debutants in the match in new attendant Gavin Bazunu, 18-year-old Romeo Lavia, and Joe Aribo. They've been essential for the Southampton youth development this late spring and their energy started the Saints off in great shape.

They were squeezing out of the entryway and Moussa Djenepo made the opportunity for Ward-Prowse's opener. Little did Hasenhüttl had any idea that the objective would be the remainder of the delight for the away side.

The main more Conte objective than Sessegnon's initial objective from short proximity would have been in the event that it was helped by the other fullback Emerson Royal.

The objective gave the group accept that they could play through Southampton and Son drew a corner that prompted the subsequent objective.

He tracked down a jumping Eric Dier for the completion - - his first objective for the club in quite a while - - however it was the capacity of the group to keep the play alive that was especially great.

The last part was the Emerson Royal show as he constrained Salisu into an own objective prior to helping Kulusevski as he proceeded with his great day.