Antonio Conte Stunned as Sensational Wolverhampton Defeat Tottenham in Their Backyard

• Tottenham vs Wolves Premier League clash on Sunday ended in a defeat for Spurs right in their backyard
• It was a fight to finish at the Tottenham Stadium, but it was the Wanderers that claimed all three points
• Raul Jimenez opened the scoring as early as the 6th minute before Leander Dendoncker sealed the win twelve minutes later

Tottenham dropped points yet again in the Premier League after impressive Wolves put up a sensational performance to win 2-0.

Against all odds, the Wanderers claimed all three points at the Tottenham Stadium to go above Spurs on the Premier League standings.

Victory takes Wolves to seventh position on the Premier League standings with 37 points, one above Tottenham, who have 36.

How it all happened

Wolves threatened right from the first blast of the whistle, and minutes into the game, Leander Dendoncker's effort was saved by the Tottenham goalkeeper.

The visitors opened the scoring through a Raúl Jiménez effort in the 6th minute as he right-footed his effort from the centre of the box to the top right corner following a set piece situation.

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Football

The hosts made efforts to restore parity when Harry Winks attempted a shot from outside the box which was blocked.

In the 18th minute, Leander Dendoncker found the back of the net to extend the lead for the visitors as the home side were stunned.

Dejan Kulusevski attempted to put his side back into the game as his left-footed shot from the centre of the box was close, but missed to the right.

Later into the game, Harry Kane's header from the centre of the box was blocked as the striker was put through by Emerson Royal. It ended; Tottenham 0-2 Wolves.

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The Red Devils dropped more points at home as Southampton battled to a 1-1 draw in the early kick-off on Saturday, February 12.

As they did against Burnley, United took a first-half lead as Jadon Sancho benefited from a crisp Marcus Rashford cross after some good work from Bruno Fernandes.