Spurs 3-0 Norwich – the numbers

We produced another commanding performance in the Premier League on Sunday afternoon as we claimed a 3-0 victory over Norwich City.

Having defeated Brentford 2-0 on Thursday night, we picked up where we left off with a truly breathtaking strike from Lucas Moura opening the scoring against the Canaries on 10 minutes. Davinson Sanchez then fired home his first of the season midway through the second half to put us firmly in control before Heung-Min Son wrapped up the points on 77 minutes with his second of the week, having also found the target against the Bees.

Here’s a look at all the key numbers from the game…

So far, so good for Antonio

3 – The victory over Norwich made it three home Premier League wins from three for Antonio Conte - our third manager to do so after Harry Redknapp and Ryan Mason.

9 - Antonio has also followed in the footsteps of all five previous Italian managers to face Norwich in the Premier League by taking victory against the Canaries – he joins Claudio Ranieri (Leicester City), Carlo Ancelotti (Everton), Roberto Di Matteo (Chelsea), Roberto Mancini (Manchester City) and Francesco Guidolin (Swansea City).

4 – Our Head Coach remains unbeaten in the Premier League after his first four games with us – a feat not managed since Tim Sherwood went six unbeaten in the 2013/14 season.

3 – It is now three clean sheets in four league games under the Italian, with just one goal conceded.

Son continues to shine

35 – No player has been directly involved in more Premier League goals at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium than Heung-Min Son. Our number seven has now been involved in 35 goals at our new home (20 goals, 15 assists).

76 – He now has 76 goals to his name in the Premier League – all for Spurs - only four players have scored more for us in the competition (Harry Kane 167, Teddy Sheringham 97, Jermain Defoe 91, Robbie Keane 91).

3 – The South Korean has been involved in three goals in his last two Premier League games.

4 – The forward played four key passes in our win over Norwich – more than any other player on the pitch.

6 – He now has six goal involvements in eight Premier League games at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium this season.

299 – The game was Sonny’s 299^th appearance in our colours.

Davinson on target

1 - Davinson Sanchez scored his first goal in our colours since his strike away at Everton in February’s FA Cup fifth round tie.

1 - It was his first goal at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium - his previous two were at Wembley (versus Leicester in February, 2019) and Goodison Park (versus Everton in February, 2021).

1,029 - It was his first Premier League goal for 1,029 days after that maiden strike against Leicester in February, 2019.

1 – Notably, it was also the centre-back’s first goal for the Club outside of the month of February.

4 – Defensively, he made four challenges in the game – more than any other Spurs player.

A stunner from Lucas

2 - Lucas Moura’s goal was just his second from outside the box in the Premier League. His first was his maiden strike in the competition, coming against Fulham in August, 2018.

4 – Lucas has been involved in four goals in six games under Antonio Conte. He had managed two in 13 games this season prior to the Italian’s arrival.

23 – It was the Brazilian’s first goal in the top flight in 23 games having not registered since the end of February.

Other key numbers

1 - Ben Davies registered his first Premier League assist in almost a year, having last done so in December, 2020 - teeing up Tanguy Ndombele in our 1-1 draw away to Wolves.

95 – Japhet Tanganga enjoyed the best pass-completion rate of players to start the game with 95 per cent accuracy.

6 – Eric Dier made a game-high number of clearances with six.

4 – It was our fourth consecutive home league win over Norwich

7 – We have won seven out of our last eight games on a Sunday.