Brighton & Hove Albion

Brighton's forward Danny Welbeck, speaking to Sky Sports after the game said: "It is obviously amazing to win the game and get the three points. In the first half we were bitterly disappointed and frustrated - the performance we put in was embarrassing. Nothing we want to be part of, but we showed our character. The attitude was right in the second half we come out and fought.

"We have got to give credit to the senior boys who are not in the pitch the likes, of Steely [Jason Steele] and Milner [James Milner] - they told us the bare minimum is we've got to fight. Everyone is together in this.

"We are wanting to be challenging the establishment like the management touched upon."

On Rutter's assist for his goal Welbeck said: "I nicknamed him velcro as his touch sticks to him - it was a nice assist."

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Ange Postecoglou might not only be regretting let Fabian Hurzeler come to watch Tottenham training last season,, external but also asking if he can come to watch him take a Brighton session now.

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Mark Warburton
Former Nottingham Forest boss on BBC Radio 5 Live

Fabian Hurzeler had to stop Spurs and if they carried on how they were Spurs would have been rampant in the second half.

Hurzeler is brave in his decision-making.

Mark Warburton
Former Nottingham Forest boss on BBC Radio 5 Live

We have got to be honest Brighton could have been four down at half-time.

The early goal is so important it gives hope the fanbase and the players - they responded so well. You have to give credit to the manager.

Steve Crossman
BBC Radio 5 Live Presenter

That was very Tottenham.

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Alan Smith
Former Arsenal forward on Sky Sports

Ange Postecoglou will be completely puzzled by what he's seen in this final 45. His team shrunk!

Mark Warburton
Former Nottingham Forest boss on BBC Radio 5 Live

Ange is raging on the touchline.

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All over as Brighton come back from two-goals down to beat Tottenham.

Spurs were superb in the first half but the Seagulls soared after the break.

Brighton fans are singing. They believe the job is done.

Brighton have the chance to put this to bed as they break in numbers. The ball is worked to 20-year-old debutant Brajan Gruda inside the box, but he can't get a shot off and Tottenham escape.

Mark Warburton
Former Nottingham Forest boss on BBC Radio 5 Live

Again Brighton dealing with the Spurs break well. Frustrating for Spurs.

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There's just four minutes of stoppage time as Tottenham come forward again, this time Pape Sarr's cross just fails to find Dominic Solanke.

Alan Smith
Former Arsenal forward on Sky Sports

They have worked so hard to get themselves back into this game Brighton and they are determined to hold onto it. Every player working really hard out there.