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Hoivier has been awarded the MOM for the Tottenham vs Arsenal match by Sky Sports.
Tottenham won 2-0 in the 2020-21 Premier League round 11 home game against Arsenal held at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London, England, at 1:30 am on the 7th. On the day, Tottenham rose to the top of 24 points and beat Chelsea to lead the league again.
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Tottenham’s goal was kept by Joris. The four hundred were Orie, Alderweireld, Dyer, and Regilon. Sissoko and Hoivier were in midfield, and Verbine, Rosso and Son Heung-min appeared in the second row. One of the ones he saw was Kane.
In the 13th minute, the opening goal came from Son Heung-min’s toe. Son Heung-min tried a kick-off with his right foot from a distance with the ball given by Kane, and broke Arsenal’s goal. It was Son Heung-min’s 10 league goals and a double digit score for 5 consecutive seasons.
Tottenham managed to dominate the steam and hit hard. In the 26th minute of the first half, Hoivier’s mid-range shot went straight to the goalkeeper. In extra time in the first half, Tottenham scored an extra goal. Son Heung-min gave the ball to Kane with the opponent’s defense in front, and Kane finished off with a powerful shot. Kane’s shot shook the net after hitting the goal.
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Subsequently, Arsenal counterattacked, but failed to make up for the goal, which ended in Tottenham’s victory. At the end of the second half, the ‘Sky Sports’ broadcaster in the UK selected Hoivier as the mom of the match. Gary Neville, who spoke as a commentator, praised Hoivier’s dedication to his defense.
Hoivier left Southampton on the transfer market this summer and wore a Tottenham uniform. He is contributing to Tottenham with his vigorous activity and determination at Jungwon. They are all playing full time in the league season this season. This was the reason why ‘Sky Sports’ compared Hoivier to ‘Voice Hero’ and selected him as MOM.
