Tottenham Hotspur Pre-Season Friendly Against Sydney FC
Spurs drew 1-1 with Sydney FC in the Sydney Super Cup, with new signings hoping for game time.
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Tottenham Hotspur faced Sydney FC in a pre-season friendly match as part of the Sydney Super Cup. The game took place in New South Wales, with the match ending in a 1-1 draw. This encounter followed Tottenham's earlier 2-0 victory over Auckland FC, where Richarlison and Dane Scarlett were the goalscorers.
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Several players were mentioned in relation to their potential participation. Sandro Tonali was noted as hoping for his first minutes of the trip after an undisclosed issue. Mateus Fernandes was also expected to be involved, with prior injury concerns having been dismissed. Additionally, Andy Robertson and Jan Paul van Hecke were highlighted as new signings looking to gain their first game time for the club following their respective summer transfers.
Match Details and Build-up
The friendly against Sydney FC was technically Tottenham's third friendly of the summer, having also played Milton Keynes in a behind-closed-doors match. The team was scheduled to face Chelsea later that week. Sydney FC had finished fourth in the Australian A-League the previous season. The match was played in front of a sell-out crowd at Allianz Stadium. During the game, Robertson was brought on for his debut, replacing Hall. Other substitutions included Donley for Gray, Melia for Gallagher, Scarlett for Richarlison, and Yang for Solomon. Tonali had an effort from range saved by the Sydney FC goalkeeper Hoefsloot. Robertson also went close with a shot that was tipped wide.
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