England’s incredible comeback to beat Germany was inspired by the individual performances of four Tottenham players.
Harry Kane and Eric Dier both found the net, while debutant Danny Rose and 19-year old Dele Alli were England’s best performers. It was another magic moment in Spurs’ amazing season. Here’s how Twitter reacted to the match.
Influence. #COYS #ENG pic.twitter.com/6KolbCcsM8
— Spurred On (@spurredontv) March 27, 2016
Mauricio Pochettino's not just made Spurs fun to watch again but has even managed to make England fun to watch. Hero.
— Chris Miller (@WindyCOYS) March 26, 2016
SPURS-GER-LAND!
— Andrew Gaffney (@GaffneyVLC) March 26, 2016
Dier's performance makes Hodgson's Wilshire comment yesterday sound even more strange than it did then. Very odd thing to say.
— James Dickens (@JamesN11) March 26, 2016
@Dele_Alli Man of the match. @HKane Superb performance, crowned by another fine fine goal. COYS
— osvaldo ardiles (@osvaldooardiles) March 27, 2016
watch @Dele_Alli at his usual work. Nutmegging people, like a boss!!https://t.co/DM5pGzE8qq #COYS #THFC @Spurs_India @SpursOfficial
— India Spurs (@IndiaSpurs) March 27, 2016
On the basis of West Ham winning the World Cup in 66, did Spurs just beat Germany? #GERENG #COYS
— Smiv (@smivadee) March 26, 2016
Danny, Danny Rose! Danny, Danny Rose!
— Charlie Parrish (@charlieparrish) March 26, 2016
Think England should give the Falklands to Argentina, as way of thanks to Pochettino for what's he's done for the national team.
— Phil (@SingleMaltSuds) March 26, 2016
Proud of @ericdier Danny @HKane @Dele_Alli all superb tonight.
Now wrap them up in cotton wool for the liverpool game please.
— Graham Roberts (@GrahamRoberts4) March 26, 2016
At least Mesut Ozil knows his place… #COYS pic.twitter.com/cYgGTMiTqd
— Spurred On (@spurredontv) March 27, 2016
