Tonali sends six-word message after assist in Tottenham draw with Man Utd
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Italy international Sandro Tonali is satisfied with Tottenham’s 1-1 draw against Manchester United in the...
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Italy international Sandro Tonali is satisfied with Tottenham’s 1-1 draw against Manchester United in the Premier League: ‘Fight for it. Till the end,’ the Azzurri midfielder wrote on social media.
Tonali’s Tottenham remain winless in six Premier League matches, having grabbed three draws and three losses so far. Spurs, however, avoided defeat in their most recent match on Saturday, earning a 1-1 away draw at Manchester United.
Roberto De Zerbi’s side scored a late equaliser in the 92nd minute with Dominic Solanke, cancelling out Bryan Mbeumo’s opener in the 73rd minute.
Tonali provided the assist for Solanke’s goal and reacted to Tottenham’s draw with an Instagram post: “Fight for it. Till the end,” the Italian wrote.
As Sofascore reported, the former Milan star made 79 touches and had an 85% passing accuracy, including two accurate crosses from three, one of which was the decisive pass for Tottenham’s late goal.
Tonali had played 262 minutes in four appearances for the Italy national team during the latest international break, starting three times.
Saturday’s Premier League action saw another Italian player, Riccardo Calafiori, grab headlines with his first Arsenal goal at the Emirates Stadium, which helped the Gunners stage a 2-1 comeback win over Leeds United.
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