Son Scores Stunner for Tottenham After Knifing Through Almost Entire Burnley Squad

Tottenham's Son Heung-min knifed through almost the entire Burnley defense on Saturday, running nearly the entire pitch and slipping the ball past goalkeeper Nick Pope to give Spurs a 3-0 lead.

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Just under 31 minutes into Tottenham’s clash with Burnley on Saturday, star forward Son Heung-min picked up the ball at the edge of Spurs’s own 18-yard box. The next time, a player would touch it, came after Son scored his team’s third goal of the game.

Son has always had this in his locker, but most times, he either heads wider or instinctually looks to feed kane or someone else for the sake of the team. This time around he was NAH SCREW IT THIS MY MOMENT BABY.

GO. LA. ZO.

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— Luis Miguel Echegaray (@lmechegaray) December 7, 2019

On the play, the South Korea native knifed through almost the entire Burnley defense, running nearly the entire length of the pitch and slipping the ball past goalkeeper Nick Pope in the process.

"This kind of goal is, for me, really, really special," Son said after the match.

Tottenham entered Saturday having won three of its first four games under new manager Jose Mourinho.

It led 3-0 at halftime and extended its lead to four goals less than ten minutes into the second half after Harry Kane scored his second goal of the contest.

Tottenham eventually won 5-0 following a 74th minute goal by Moussa Sissoko.