Tottenham Unleashes Scoring Fury, Demolishes Leicester City 7-1Tottenham Unleashes Scoring Fury, Demolishes Leicester City 7-1 Tottenham Hotspur put on a clinical display of attacking prowess, obliterating Leicester City 7-1 in a Premier League clash at the King Power Stadium. The hosts got off to a promising start when James Maddison fired them ahead in the 10th minute. However, Spurs responded with a barrage of goals that left Leicester reeling. Son Heung-min leveled just four minutes later, before Lucas Moura gave them the lead in the 22nd. Eric Dier extended the advantage in the 27th minute, making it 3-1. Son secured his brace just before half-time, tapping in from a close-range cross to make it 4-1. After the break, Spurs continued their onslaught. Harry Kane scored a penalty in the 55th minute, while Rodrigo Bentancur added the sixth in the 63rd. Leicester’s misery was complete when Son completed his hat-trick in the 86th minute, rounding off a remarkable scoring spree for the Londoners. The victory takes Tottenham up to eighth in the Premier League standings, while Leicester languishes in 14th. It is Tottenham’s biggest margin of victory in a Premier League match since a 9-1 thrashing of Wigan Athletic in 2010. Son’s hat-trick makes him the first Tottenham player to score three goals in a Premier League away match since Christian Eriksen in 2017. Kane’s penalty was his 18th goal of the season in all competitions, continuing his impressive form in front of goal. Leicester’s defense looked vulnerable throughout the match, and they will need to shore things up quickly if they are to avoid a relegation battle.
