No aspect was shining in the first half, but it was Tottenham who made the progress when Brenn Johnson gathered nearby.
After that, everything was about defending what they had.
In the second half, they had only one touch in the opposition box, a beating of the goal or outside the goal, and only 19.8% of the ball.
And with the fashion of Postkoglo, an attacking player has sacrificed for a defender when Johnson is the defensive defender.
“It was a bad watch, it was really a terrible game, but Tottenham ruined it, they spoiled the game, it was a plan,” said Paul Robinson, a former Tottenham goalkeeper.
“It wasn’t that we were used to seeing it from the gospel of Postkoglo.
Tottenham’s definitely riding on their luck at some times and also needed several great individual performances because Mickey van de Venn scored an incredible way to score in Rasmus Hojlund, while Googlellmo Vicalao goalkeeper Vicalao scored a big goal for Locke Shaw late.
In general, Spurs had three shots, only 27.7% of the ball and 115 passes, all the lowest numbers of Opta by each team in the European final final (in 2009-10).
“This has shown that it has plan B,” former Tottenham striker Gareth Bale told TNT Sports.
“I think as a manager, if he has received the postoglus, and brings such a defender to his teams, he can still achieve great success here.
“He’s the right, the big one,” said Robbie Savage, a former Lister’s Live-5 Live-5 live.
“He didn’t go to a complete print, he didn’t go with a high line. He sat down and won the game because he adapted.