Son’s Hat-Trick Secures Victory for Tottenham against Burnley in Premier League Clash

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Burnley will be aiming for their first victory of the season as they face Forest following the international break. Meanwhile, Tottenham will host Sheffield United in their next fixture, with confidence running high after securing three consecutive wins in the Premier League.

During the clash between Tottenham and Burnley, Son Heung-min shone brightly, recording a remarkable hat-trick at Turf Moor. Despite an early goal from Foster, who cleverly tapped in Koleosho’s pass, Tottenham gradually took control of the game. Son displayed his blistering pace and combined well with Solomon to equalize with a delicate chip over Trafford. Just before half-time, Romero’s stunning strike added another goal to Tottenham’s tally. Maddison extended their lead after the break with a sensational curling effort, while Son completed his hat-trick with two composed finishes. Porro provided an excellent cross for Son’s second goal, while the South Korean forward showcased his clinical finishing skills once again by capitalizing on a precise through ball from Porro. Brownhill managed to pull one back for Burnley in stoppage time, but it was too little, too late.

Despite the significant goal deficit, Burnley’s Foster continued to display determination in the attack, pressing high and making tenacious tackles in Tottenham’s half. Cork also demonstrated his skills, holding off defenders inside the box and attempting a well-placed chip pass to Redmond, which was ultimately thwarted by Udogie’s headed clearance. As the game nears its conclusion, there will be six minutes of additional time.

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