Veliz’s amusing punishment and Postecoglou admits he’s done something he’s never done before

Another test and Bissouma’s mad moment

Tottenham Hotspur sit on top of the table after a day in which a narrow 1-0 win at 17th-placed Luton Town might not have looked that impressive for those who simply saw the scoreline.

Yet for those at Kenilworth Road would have seen some of Spurs’ best attacking play of the season in the first half. They simply missed the finishing to rack up what could have been a ridiculous scoreline early on.

Then in the second half with only 10 men, the north London outfit put in one of their most controlled, impressive performances in a different respect which showcased their collective spirit and the fitness levels of Ange Postecoglou‘s side.

To put the start to the match into context, Tottenham had 97% of possession in the first five minutes of the game away from home in front of a noisy crowd and within 10 minutes had taken five shots at…