Tottenham Hotspur winger Steven Bergwijn looked gutted on Saturday night.
That’s because his country, the Netherlands, pulled a Spursy.
Bergwijn played the second half as Louis van Gaal’s side looked to be cruising to a 2-0 win away to Montenegro in a World Cup qualifier.
But the hosts scored twice in the final eight minutes to deny the Tottenham attacker and his teammates.
Here are some photos of how Bergwijn – a £25 million signing by Spurs two years ago – reacted at full-time.
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Snatching defeat – or a draw in this case – from the jaws of victory is a very Tottenham thing to do, even some of their own supporters might admit.
But under Antonio Conte, the North Londoners should, in theory, be a lot less Spursy.
That’s because they have appointed a world-class manager and heads will roll at Tottenham if they throw away stupid points like the Dutch did on Saturday evening.
The 52-year-old has a very low tolerance for such antics and that, in turn, will make the Lilywhites players too terrified to let him down.
Conte will oversee his first home Premier League game next Sunday with a visit of Marcelo Bielsa’s Leeds United.
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