Premier League Live Podcast – 8th April

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What were the highlights of Tottenham's 4-0 win against Watford?

Unknown 0:03
Spurs irresistible today, 4-0 winners against Watford. Son at his very best. Two more goals for him here, making it 4-3. Trippier was on Son as well. He ended that man of the match, and the two of them now, with Greg Whelan.
Simon Thomas 0:18
Guys, once again, well done. Kieran, was that the perfect way to round off what's been a very successful week's work?

How did Heung-Min Son perform in the match?

Kieran Trippier 0:24
Yeah, of course, and you know it was going to be a tough game, but we all dug in and, like I say, we got a good three points in the clean sheet.
Simon Thomas 0:33
Son, that's double figures for you now, isn't it? How pleased were you to reach that landmark, to get that amount of goals this season?
Heung-min Son 0:40
Yeah, I think I'm really proud for the teammates because they helped me so a lot. I think two goals was important also, but I think this game was three points important, the game, I think. Actually, we are really happy to get three points here.
Simon Thomas 0:55
Terrific second goal for you, the fourth goal in the game, but what credit does the man alongside you deserve for his part in it?
Heung-min Son 1:01
I think for me it was not so difficult to score because the cross from my friend was unbelievable and I'm really thankful for Kieran to score.
Simon Thomas 1:15
Kieran, you've had to be patient this season, you've had to wait for your chances to start. How pleased were you with your contribution out there this afternoon?
Kieran Trippier 1:21
Yeah, I try and do my best every opportunity I get, you know. Obviously, I've got to give a lot of credit to Walks because he's been doing brilliant this season and for England. So, yeah, obviously, I've got to keep working hard on the training ground and keep impressing the manager. And obviously, when the chances come like this, I've got to try and make sure I take them for myself and for the team.
Simon Thomas 1:38
Great afternoon for yourself also, Son, with those two goals. But in your own mind, should it have been three today?
Heung-min Son 1:44
Yeah, of course. I'm still upset because I have so many chances and Kira gave me a good ball. But actually, I'm really upset because I wanted to score the first hat-trick for the Premier League. But this is football. I'm really happy to get three points here.
Simon Thomas 2:01
Kieran, you're four points behind Chelsea now, for a couple of hours anyway. Just how big a say do you guys believe you can still have in this title race?
Kieran Trippier 2:08
We believe in ourselves and as a team, and we just need to keep performing like we did today. Obviously, we want to take it game by game, and obviously we can't reflect on what happens to Chelsea, but we just need to focus on ourselves. Like you say, we've got another big game next week, and we just take it game by game and see where it takes us.
Simon Thomas 2:24
Great performance and great win. You're the Premier League man of the match. Son, would you do the honours for us, please?
Unknown 2:29
Kieran Trivia, absolutely brilliant today. Only his third Premier League start this season for Tottenham. We'll talk, gentlemen, about him in just a moment. Before we do, let's talk about Heung-Min Son. Always nice when a player you feature before the game delivers.
Niall Quinn 2:41
Absolutely, yeah. He was so lively today. You could see he was working at a speed of knots that other players weren't. Watford couldn't handle him. He got into great positions. He senses things on the attack. He's on the front foot all the time. I really like it. He's... He's a workaholic, but workaholic with a brain, and I think that's what's getting him the success he has. And, you know, questionable whether he could fill the void when Harry Kane got injured, but he hasn't looked back, and I see the big smile on his face there. It's the best time in his career, and why not? He's been superb. He was terrific, wasn't he, Ray?
Graeme Souness 3:11
Yeah, lively, perpetual motion. Gets his goals, misses maybe the easiest chance he had later on when he's straight through. But, no, fabulous 90... Well, 80-odd minutes for him.
Unknown 3:24
Were there just signs here when he gets this third goal for Tottenham, his first of the day, that Watford were losing their shape?
Niall Quinn 3:29
Yeah, they had. They'd lost their shape. They hadn't gone out to close him down. And even though there was probably a better ball out wide or a safer ball out wide, he fancied having a go there.

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