Kane rescues point for Spurs at Carrow Road
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What was the outcome of the Norwich vs. Tottenham match?
A two-all draw at Carrow Road. Not really a result that helps either side. Norwich stay bottom. Tottenham don't quite move into the top four. But Mario Vrancic, the scorer, and Teemu Pukki are with Geoff Shreves.
Mario, Teemu, first of all, do you view that as a could-be valuable point or frustrated you let the lead slip twice?
Yeah, of course, we are in a moment where we need to win games, so obviously we can't be totally happy with this. But yeah, against the top teams, it's always at least get one point. And yeah, we were leading, so a bit frustrated that we couldn't get anything out of it.
Mario, first Premier League goal for you for Norwich, a big moment for you personally. Did you feel it just opened up for you?
Yeah, more or less. I'm not sure who lost the ball.
How did Norwich react to their draw with Tottenham?
Good counter-check and I think I surprised the goalkeeper with that shot and luckily it went in.
How convinced were you two that you'd combined once again for you to score only for it to be ruled out by VAR?
I haven't seen it yet, but I think it was no offside. So from my point of view, I know Timo's runs, especially in behind. We always talk about it. And yeah, unfortunately, he gave offside for this.
What were the players' thoughts on their performance?
But you can claim you were involved in Norwich's other goal, can't you?
Yeah, it was... I didn't do what I wanted to do and they did the rest. I was not happy with my first touch, but we got the goal out of it. So it was important to get back in the lead after they came back.
Even though it's just a point, does it give you a bit of confidence?
Yeah, of course. We've been playing quite well lately, but we haven't got the result. So it was important to get at least one point and now it's good to start the next game.
As you probably know, history is against you in getting out of this position, but is that the challenge in itself, to be the first? To be the first in what? No team going into Christmas who are six points adrift from safety have ever survived.
OK, yeah, that's a good challenge for us. Obviously, we know it's going to be a tough run and tough 18 games to go, but we shouldn't give up. I think there's still a chance and we're going to fight till the end. OK, all the best, boys. Thanks for your time.
They have to fight to the end. That's all that they can do, Norwich, at this stage. From what we saw today, though, this wouldn't be a game that they would necessarily expect to take all three points from Chris. But trying to gauge the players' reaction to this is quite difficult because having led twice, they'll be disappointed. But having taken a point off Spurs, you might think that that would be a satisfactory result.
And I think probably the same for both teams. Probably my overriding feeling at the moment is a little bit more of disappointment. because they are at the stage of the season where they've got to start getting them wins. You are right, I think before the game they were looked at a draw as a good result and so on. I think the performance today and I think the way that they went about it is still, I think, a good result. But I think that the feeling right at this moment because of taking a lead twice and some of the decisions and of course the goal that was disallowed, I think it will be that little bit more disappointment.
Yeah, we'll look at some of those decisions a bit later on. But for Spurs as well, an opportunity missed for them to go into the top four, Jamie.
A big opportunity, and especially when you're playing against a team that's at the bottom and they're scrambling to get a point in the end. I think Jose will be disappointed. He obviously started with a back three, changed it to a back four, looked marginally better in the second half. But I think it's the... The manner in which they're losing goals, Tottenham, which will really frustrate Jose Mourinho because he's all about clean sheets. When he first came to the Premier League, 25 clean sheets for Chelsea. At the moment, you can't see where that Tottenham side can keep a clean sheet. They really are struggling to defend properly.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What was the outcome of the Norwich vs. Tottenham match?
0:05–0:52
2
How did Norwich react to their draw with Tottenham?
0:52–1:21
3
What were the players' thoughts on their performance?
1:21–3:56
4
What role did VAR play in the match's key moments?
3:56–14:29
5
How did Spurs' defensive mistakes impact the game?
14:29–20:45
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