'Gone into meltdown' – Hazard delivers verdict on dramatic Liverpool v Tottenham clash

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04 Feb 2018, 2:51 pm

Former Tottenham player Micky Hazard has delivered a breathless verdict on the Liverpool v Tottenham game on Twitter. The game ended up 2-2 after late drama saw Mohamed Salah almost nick it for Liverpool with a 91st minute goal, before Harry Kane sealed a share of the points with a last-gasp penalty. Kane had already missed a penalty to give Spurs the lead in the dying moments of the game, but got a chance to make amends at the death. Hazard asked fans if "anybody out there got a spare heart" before delivering his verdict on the Tottenham display. He said he was "incredibly proud" of the Tottenham players and said that they were "different class" in the second half. He rounded off his Twitter verdcit by saying, "My heart's beating with pride now. COYSSSSS."

Guys anybody out there got a spare heart mines beating like a good un, I'm wore out no nails no nerves, basically I've gone into meltdown, but feeling incredibly proud of the boys they were different class second half, my hearts beating with pride now COYSSSSS
— Micky Hazard 525 (@1MickyHazard) February 4, 2018

The draw leaves Tottenham outside the top four, with Liverpool in third spot. A win would have catapulted Spurs above Liverpool into third place. In other Tottenham news,

Alan Sugar has gone on a Twitter rant against one Tottenham star after his display v Liverpool.

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