News about Son Heung-min

At the start of the season everything appeared to be on the right track for Tottenham, with the newly-appointed Ange Postecoglou guiding his side to eight victories in ten games as they enjoyed an unbeaten start to the Premier League campaign. There was talk that Tottenham could win their first league title since 1961, but such discussions are now a distant memory, with Postecoglou's team currently in the midst of a miserable run of form as the season nears its conclusion. Although it is still mathematically possible, securing Champions League qualification looks as if it will be a tall order for Tottenham, who have lost their last three games including defeats against rivals Arsenal and Chelsea.

Sky Bet are offering a Price Boost as part of their Player Stat Accas market for Cole Palmer, Son Heung-min and Ollie Watkins to each have two or more shots on target tonight. The odds for that particular bet have been enhanced from 9/1 to 12/1. Regarding the boost, Palmer, Son and Watkins have combined for 122 shots on target to date this season.

Grealish, 28, showcases his talents for Pepsi's 'Where There's A Ball There's A Way' campaign. It celebrates the simpicity of football worldwide and encouraging fans to find creative ways to play - even when there are restrictions, such as the 'no ball games' sign that features in the video. In a star-studded cast featuring Son Heung-min, Vinicius Jr, and Leah Williamson, and a skilful dog, the aim is simple - keep the ball off the ground at all costs.

Arsenal legend Perry Groves has been slammed by a Tottenham fan after catching him celebrating a Gunners goal during their 3-2 win against their bitter rivals.  Spurs were handed an agonising defeat on Sunday afternoon as Mikel Arteta's men continued their march for a first title since 2004 thanks to an own goal by Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg before Bukayo Saka and Kai Havertz made it 3-0 in the first half.  Cristian Romero and Son Heung-min reduced the deficit but Ange Postecoglou's side left it too little too late  as they were consigned to a ninth defeat of the Premier League season.

Footage from the aftermath of the North London Derby shows police officers clashing with fans outside the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium (left and top right). Arsenal (borrom right) came away from the clash against their bitter rivals with all three points after surviving an impressive second half comeback from the hosts, the Gunners eventually winning 3-2. Bukayo Saka and Kai Havertz struck for the visitors after a Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg own goal, and although Cristian Romero and Son Heung-min netted in a frantic second half, Mikel Arteta's side held firm. 

THE NOTEBOOK: Arsenal sealed back-to-back away wins over Tottenham for the first time in 36 years on Sunday, beating their arch-rivals 3-2 in the North London Derby to stretch their lead at the top.  Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg began the miserable afternoon for Spurs with an own goal in 15 minutes, before Bukayo Saka and Kai Havertz made it 3-0 by the break with the Gunners threatening a pummeling.  Tottenham were much-improved after the break, however, although they needed a large slice of luck to plunder one back through Cristian Romero, before Son Heung-min's brilliant penalty made it a tense ending for the visitors. 

In what is one of the biggest rivalries in English football - north London clubs Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur will once again go head-to-head at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Sunday. While a fixture of this magnitude doesn't need added hype - today's contest is even more important given what is at stake for both clubs. For Arsenal, a win puts the pressure back on Manchester City with both teams neck and neck in the Premier League title race.

Sunday's north London derby promises to be one of the biggest in recent memory with both clubs still having so much left to play for. As if the rivalry alone isn't enough, Arsenal are still firmly in the hunt for their first league title in 20 years, while Tottenham are hoping to pip Aston Villa to the fourth and final Champions League spot. It is set to be a red-hot atmosphere at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, and could come down to which of the two young teams can keep their heads under pressure.

No team in English professional football have played fewer games than Tottenham this season and with only a dozen Premier League outings in nearly four months, the going has been particularly tedious since the turn of the year. Now it all ends with a rush of six games in three weeks, starting with tomorrow's derby against Arsenal, and something of a reckoning to determine how Ange Postecoglou's first year goes down in history. No trophies. Nothing new there. More flair, big tick from the faithful. But can they qualify for the Champions League? Will they fizzle into the Europa League? Or worse? And just how much satisfaction can they derive if they manage to sabotage Arsenal's title bid?

MATT BARLOW: Son Heung-min has vowed Tottenham will do everything to bounce back in the North London derby after an 'unacceptable performance' on their last outing. Spurs will face Arsenal at home on Sunday in their first game since a 4-0 thrashing at Newcastle, almost a fortnight ago. 'An unacceptable result and unacceptable performance, as well from me,' said captain Son. 'As a group, we're talking a lot about this game and performance, and everybody knows how to step up.

Nottingham Forest defender Ola Aina has shared a tongue-in-cheek post of him having dental treatment and joked he wanted to send an invoice to Tottenham's Son Heung-min after his side's 3-1 loss on Sunday. Nuno Espirito Santo's side were beaten in north London with Aina playing at left-back, but after the game the player shared an image of what appeared to be a damaged tooth that looked to be bent out of shape.  He took a video of his teeth and shared it on Snapchat, suggesting that Son was to blame following a challenge during the game.

Son Heung-min, Tottenham Hotspur's captain, has emerged as a natural leader after high-profile departures at the Premier League club and consistently good results this season, according to boss Ange Postecoglou. After Tottenham's record goalscorer Harry Kane departed to Bayern Munich last year, Son, Spurs' top scorer with 15 goals and eight assists, took the captain's armband. Hugo Lloris, France's World Cup-winning goalkeeper who joined Los Angeles FC after an 11-year stay in north London, has also left the Spurs.

Son Heung-min, the Tottenham captain, slammed Fulham's 3-0 loss as "unacceptable," and he pleaded with his colleagues to use it as a wake-up call. Spurs came into this fixture after an emphatic victory over Aston Villa last weekend. Tottenham Hotspur could have jumped ahead of Villa and regained fourth position with all three points at Craven Cottage, but they were denied with a goal either side of halftime.

JOE BERNSTEIN FROM CRAVEN COTTAGE: Fulham took a big stride toward the top half of the Premier League table after beating Tottenham 3-0 on Saturday in a sensational Champions League match. Spurs had won their last seven league games at Craven Cottage, but Ange Postecoglou must be worried that just a week after thrashing European rivals Aston Villa 4-0, his players were so sluggish.

Son Heung-min, Erling Haaland, and Alexander Isak have all proved to be three of the most ruthless forwards in the Premier League today. Sky Bet is offering a reduced price for the three players, with each of them expected to play for their respective teams in the Premier League and FA Cup on Saturday. The odds for the bet were previously 11/1, but they have now been boosted by a Sky Bet 'Price Boost' as part of their 'Player Stat Accas' package.

MATT BARLOW AT VILLA PARK: Unai Emery is not the first to suffer a hangover from Amsterdam, but the Aston Villa manager could suffer another one. He tweaked team structure and watched them self-destruct within a quarter of an hour, and Tottenham silenced Villa Park's trembling. Victory would have pushed Emery's side eight points clear of the visitors, tightening their grip on a spot in the top four, but hopes of suffering 15 minutes of pain at the start of the second half.

TOM COLLOMOSE: On Sunday afternoon, Ange Postecoglou's team stunned a 10-man Aston Villa side, with all of James Maddison, Brennan Johnson, Son Heung-min, and Timo Werner scoring to seal a huge 4-0 win. Spurs have made ground on Unai Emery's side in the Premier League, with Villa now just two points behind Tottenham in fourth place as the fight to qualify for the Champions League heats up. Things went from bad to worse for the home team, with their captain, John McGinn, chopping down Spurs full-back Destiny Udogie in a brutal assault that earned him a red card after going 2-0 down.

With enhanced odds for today's jam-packed Premier League action, Sky Bet is giving a 'Shot on Target Treble'. Since being a member of 2/1, 'Jarrod Bowen, Son Heung-min, and Cole Palmer will all have 1+ shots on target.' The three of them have been remarkably effective in front of goal this season, with them totaling to 77 shots on target.

Blank Gameweek 29 is concerned that the FA Cup fifth round cooked up a disaster for Fantasy Premier League managers as far as Blank Gameweek 29 is concerned, with just four matches scheduled to begin this weekend. Wolves, Liverpool, Man United, and Chelsea all confirmed their place in the quarter-finals of the competition on Wednesday night following Man City's 6-2 victory over Luton and Newcastle's narrow victory on penalties against Blackburn on Tuesday. As a result, only four Premier League matches will be scheduled during the FA Cup quarter-final weekend in March: Burnley vs. Brentford; Fulham vs. Tottenham; and West Ham vs. Aston Villa are among the FA Cup quarterfinals on March.

After a bust-up during South Korea's Asian Cup campaign, Spurs actor Son Heung-min and PSG's Lee Kang-in have apologized to each other. There was a reported confrontation between the two players ahead of South Korea's semi-final, which resulted in the Tottenham player having a dislocated finger when Lee tried to punch him. South Korea lost to Jordan in the semi-final stage, which ultimately cost Jurgen Klinsmann his position as the national team manager.

At a dinner during the Asian Cup, Lee Kang-in was involved in a tumultuous bust-up with Son, which left the Spurs star with a dislocated finger. According to Allkpop, advertisers who employ him after causing'social unrest' could now sue the PSG midfielder. According to Allkpop, Lee-Kang could be asked to pay a fine ranging from £2.9 million to £4.5 million to advertisers.

Several footballers were spotted at a Burberry function at London Fashion Week, including Bukayo Saka and Son Heung-Min. On the pitch, the two are rivals, but on the outside, they are both ambassadors for the luxury British fashion brand. Last year, Saka and Sons participated in Burberry's Spring/Summer 2024 campaign alongside international celebrities and models such as Tems, Rachel Weisz, and Jourdan Dunn.

After Dan Ashworth asked to leave and was placed on gardening leave, the question for Newcastle United is who do they replace their sporting director with?Do they promote from within or go big name hunting? The case of recruiting from within is firmly at the feet of recruitment manager Steve Nickson, and evidence shows it could be a smart move to do so. Although such a meeting will not have the celebrity that some fans adore, Nickson will provide continuity and stability.

MATT BARLOW: Ange Postecoglou suspects the South Korean ping-pong kerfuffle, which left Son Heung-min clutching a dislocated finger, provided a rare glimpse of the hidden steel behind Tottenham's nice-guy captain. 'It's what leadership is all about,' Spurs boss Postecoglou said. 'Leadership isn't about being popular and making everyone happy, it's about doing something that you don't agree with, then you stand up for it because it's the right thing for the organization.'