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season reaches its belated conclusion. Hello and welcome to a special edition of The View from the Lane, our Tottenham Hotspur podcast from The Athletic.

It is just before midnight on Friday night. My name's Jack Pitbrook and I'm joined again by James Moore and Charlie Ackleshare.

So Charlie, was it one point gained or two points dropped?

Good question.

I think by the end, the way that I thought Spurs hit the wall that final 20 minutes after that drinks break.

And when United brought Pogbaugh on, they were well on top.

And I think if that game had gone on for five or ten minutes longer, they would have won it.

So I think from that point of view, it's a point gained because it did look as if the momentum

had completely shifted

and United were going to win the game. In the context of the Champions League race and the fact

that they were ahead, then yeah, you said it was two points dropped, but I think you'd be pushing

it to say that, you know, they deserve to win that game necessarily. I think a draw is probably fair.

And if either team kind of made more of the running,

I think based on that second half in particular,

you'd probably say it was United.

I'm not sure I necessarily agree with that.

I mean, United was certainly the better team towards the end of the game.

But I thought in the first half, after the first few minutes,

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