Tottenham Hotspur vs Sunderland match from the Premier League. View the final score, key match events, detailed statistics, line-ups and head-to-head record between Tottenham Hotspur and Sunderland. Follow team performance and match context within the Premier League season.
 Erik Lamela #11 | 74' |
 Ben Davies #33 | 77' 84' |
87' | |
 Michel Vorm #13 | |
 Harry Winks #29 | |
57' | |
 Lamine Koné #23 | |
90+1' | |
44' | |
65' | |
62' | |
81' 90' 90' | |
63' | |
 Wahbi Khazri #10 | 79' |
 Paddy McNair #19 | 90' |
 Mika #12 | |
 John O'Shea #16 | |
 Donald Love #22 | |
 Lynden Gooch #46 |
Erik Lamela #11 | 74' |
Ben Davies #33 | 77' 84' |
87' | |
Michel Vorm #13 | |
Harry Winks #29 | |
57' | |
Lamine Koné #23 | |
90+1' | |
44' | |
65' | |
62' | |
81' 90' 90' | |
63' | |
Wahbi Khazri #10 | 79' |
Paddy McNair #19 | 90' |
Mika #12 | |
John O'Shea #16 | |
Donald Love #22 | |
Lynden Gooch #46 |
Tottenham Hotspur
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