Jacob Rasmussen: Last News

Tottenham Hotspur dugout was marred by a spree of three red cards late in the second half.Spurs sailed into a three-goal lead as Son Heung-min and Lucas Moura fired the Lilywhites ahead before Jacob Rasmussen put the ball into his own net.However, their Dutch visitors, Vitesse Arnhem, quickly pulled two back before half-time.Rasmussen cancelled out his own goal before Matus Bero was able to cut the deficit even further when he curled the ball past a hapless Hugo Lloris.But the games talking point was still to come as the two sides returned for the second half.Spurs were the first to go down to ten men when Cristian Romero received his second yellow of the match just before the hour mark.Romero was making his second appearance in this

Tottenham during their Europa Conference League clash with Vitesse Arnhem.The Argentine defender was named to start in the middle of a back three as Antonio Conte took charge of his first game as Spurs boss.Romero moved to the Premier League side in the summer from Atalanta and has been one of the few highlights of what has been a challenging campaign for Tottenham before Conte’s arrival.The night started well for Romero and Tottenham, with Conte’s new side racing into a 3-0 lead thanks to goals from Heung-Min Son and Lucas Moura, as well as a Jacob Rasmussen own-goal.But the night took a turn just four minutes after that own-goal, with Rasmussen scoring at the right end to pull one back for Vitesse.The visitors then closed the deficit even