England. Tottenham put on a monumental performance by beating Leicester 6-2 in a scoring game, with South Korea's Heung-Min Son coming out on top as he scored a hat-trick in the second half.
The scoreboard opened with only six minutes of play when the referee awarded Colombian Davinson Sanchez. The person in charge of taking the shot was Youri Tielemans.
In the first collection of the maximum penalty, goalkeeper Hugo Lloris dressed as a hero by guessing the direction of the shot. Still, the VAR reviewed the action and decided that the Frenchman had no contact with the goal line at the time of collection, so the image was repeated, and this time, Tielemans did make it 1-0.
However, the equaliser immediately came with a header from attacker Harry Kane, who made it 1-1.
Until the 21st minute, it was 2-1 for the Spurs, when Eric Dier was also present in a set piece play and headed it to make it 2-1 for the locals.
It seemed that the difference on the scoreboard was widening when Leicester's own goal came after a corner kick, but a foul on goalkeeper Danny Ward invalidated the action.
For minute 41, James Maddison would appear with a tremendous technical gesture to leave Lloris without options after Castagne's assistance.
Already in the second part, almost starting the compliment, it was Rodrigo Bentancur 's turn to join the scoreboard.
The Uruguayan stole the ball from Wilfred Ndidi in front of the middle of the field and drove the ball into the opposite area, where he finished in a significant way despite the departure of goalkeeper Ward.
But a goal from another galaxy would be missing, which was scored by the South Korean Son, who, after entering the exchange, led the ball in a counterattack to remove two Foxes defences and define with the inside of his right foot a shot that he left without the opportunity to Ward, signing the 4-2.
The Asian would have an unforgettable afternoon, and that is how he showed it at minute 84, with a great goal from another game. Rival large area and shot precisely at the opposite post of the Foxes goalkeeper for 5-2.\
That would not be all. Two minutes later, another play by Tottenham left Son with the ball at his feet and facing goalkeeper Ward to make it 6-2 and a hard-to-predict hat-trick.
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