Long weekend for me, but not much football to watch. Disappointing weekend outside of Tottenham's team result.
Suk Hyun Jun -- An unused sub.
Park Joo Ho -- Didn't make squad.
Kim Jin Su -- This was the surprise disappointment as the new manager switched to a three man backline and dropped both left backs from the squad. It didn't help much as they could only draw their fellow relegation candidates.
Lee Chung Yong -- He came on as a sub at half time and had a very good impact match with some very nice passes and dribbles. Unfortunately, perhaps what will be remembered by fans (and maybe Pardew) was LCY not tracking Deeney as Ward decided to abandon his
Ki Sung Yueng -- An unused sub. Will have a good two weeks of extra rest to recover from concussion, though Swansea did look like they needed him in a flat performance, losing to Southampton.
Son Heung Min -- A fairly common theme in Son's recent Tottenham performances as he started in a huge win at the Etihad. Some very good work rate, and created space for other attackers with decent movement in final third, but also some poor decisions, attempting to beat 3rd and 4th defenders on the dribble, rather than passing. I also thought he should have done better when he found himself the recipient of a lucky bounce in the box, and could do nothing with the chance. And a bit reflective of his play seeing Son dribble away with his head down as the whistle was called.
Hong Jeong Ho -- Like most defenders, really struggled with Lewandowski's movement. On the first goal, was marking Lewandowski but neither he or Kohr covered him as he drifted back to receive the ball. On the second goal, he was covering Lewandowski but a beautiful pass from Thiago plus perfect timing from Lewandowski meant his efforts at an offside trap were for naught. Finally, he went off with what appeared to be a hamstring injury at 70 minutes, putting his use vs Liverpool into doubt.
Ji Dong Won -- Didn't make squad after his knee injury.
Koo Ja Cheol -- Was not a surprise when he was taken off at 55 minutes. Really invisible playing on the right, with Augsburg struggling to have any possession. And on the defensive side, Koo seemed to tire out at the second half, and was missing his usual fight and hustle. A poor performance from Koo.
