JORGEN ROBS ANGE IN AN ACT OF GRAND LARSEN-Y UDU

JORGEN STRAND LARSEN drilled home a late leveller to maintain Vitor Pereira's unbeaten start at Wolves and ensure no glimmer of light at the end of Tottenham's darkest month.

- ALAN SMITH

Ange Postecoglou's team may have been spared equaling an October 1955 record of five league defeats in a month.

But with only one fit centreback in Radu Dragusin, a skittish Spurs defence threw away another two points.

Goalkeeper Fraser Forster could certainly have done more to get in the way of Stand Larsen's ferocious strike from a narrow angle.

But Postecoglou (left) was infuriated by how much space the striker was permitted when receiving a pass from the impressive Rayan Ait-Nouri.

And that mistake undid some solid, if unspectacular, work from Spurs after they battled back from conceding early to Hee-chan Hwang with Rodrigo Bentancur equalising before Brennan Johnson put them in front on the stroke of half-time.

Their fragility was evident inside seven minutes when Hwang was left unmarked on the edge of the area to gratefully receive Ait-Nouri's short free-kick.

The Korean, making a first league start since August, had ample time and space before sending a delightful right-footed finish in off the post.