FROM somewhere deep within, Tottenham found the fight they have been lacking all season.
Son Heung-min grabbed a late leveller to complete a memorable Spurs comeback and change the mood from rebellion to celebration.
Manchester United were 2-0 up and cruising at half-time, with home fans turning on chairman Daniel Levy.
But caretaker boss Ryan Mason clearly summoned up a spirit which has been missing for so long and the fans stayed behind at the final whistle to clap the players off.
That is some turnaround from the shock 6-1 mauling at Newcastle and ultimately it was United who finished up feeling upset.
Jadon Sancho and Marcus Rashford had put the visitors ahead but Pedro Porro pulled a goal back and Son grabbed the 79th-minute leveller from Harry Kane's cross to finally give the home crowd had something to cheer.
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