Ten men Southampton draw with Spurs

Antonio Conte says Tottenham will have to “improve a lot” and it “won’t be easy to fight for something this season”

after they were held by a Southampton side who played for more than 50 minutes with 10 men.

Spurs fell behind at St Mary’s when James Ward-Prowse cut across a bouncing ball to volley a swerving shot past

Hugo Lloris for a superb opener.

But the game turned when Mohammed Salisu fouled Son Heung-min in the box to earn a second booking in 12 first-half minutes and

allow Harry Kane to level from the penalty spot.

Spurs twice had the ball in the net after the break, with Kane seeing a strike ruled out by VAR for a narrow offside and Southampton

goalkeeper Fraser Forster spared own-goal blushes when it was judged he was fouled by Matt Doherty.

If anything, Spurs simply took too long to build momentum with their one-man advantage, and Southampton beaten only by

Wolves at home in the league this season – ground out a point to move to 13th in the table.

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