(Premier League 2022/2023): Highlights Brentford - Tottenham

Hello from Jim Proudman and Matt Holland in West London for Brentford against Tottenham in week 17 of the Premier League season. A visual reminder too before kickoff of the fundamental ongoing battle that there is no room for racism. And so begins act two of the 22-23 season. The early stages but it's Brentford bringing forward here, great ball from Mbamo, Forster can't keep it out, it's blood to Brentford and it's Vidaly-Janout that scores the first goal back in the Premier League. Comes in, there's the four-step, can only parry it with his legs. Dan losing the ball and it could be a very costly moment because it's a wonderful through by Ivan Toni round Forster who didn't even make a fist of it but the flag comes up. Mistake in the middle of the pitch by Bissouma and Toni just goes a fraction too soon. It's so cool to go around Fraser Forster and finish it off but it won't count. Second Brentford players split from their position around the penalty spot. In from Mbamo, dangerous flick and it's in for two. Inevitability about it and Spurs' horrible afternoon just goes from bad to worse. Mistake from Eric Dier, then the ball comes in, nobody near Murgaard, nobody near Toni. Tottenham zonally marking, they don't get near to anyone and Toni gets in behind Longley, ahead of Hoibier and pokes it home for two. Dier helping it forward, Doherty who may well be one of the players to make way, Gunning back for Hoibier, swept in by Longley for Kane, clinical and cathartic. He's hardly had a sniff but when he does get a chance he knows where the back of the net is, he rises high and it's a wonderful header. Plants it back across Rea, that really is top class from Harry Kane. Rises high, above Ben Lee, loops it into that far corner, superb. Forward from Hoibier, it's Kulishevsky, a difficult player to shake out of possession and he's held his run well, it's Hoibier, takes a touch, finds the left-hand side of a net, the comeback kings are at it again. And just drops out, stays in the space, it's a great first touch and a lovely finish as well. Kulishevsky for Dier, it's one-way traffic now, Tottenham doing all the attacking. Swept in, Rea came out to meet it, he's come back off the bar. Harry Kane looks to the heavens, he thought he'd done it. The head of Forster, this is the Kane effort, how close is he to a winner for Tottenham? Inches away, Rea beaten. The Premier League is back with a bang.