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Tottenham manager Antonio Conte speaking to BT Sport: " A great win. I honestly think we didn't deserve to lose the game. A draw was for me unfair.

"I think we played a good game, created many chances to score and were unlucky. But my team showed they don't want to give up and until the end we have to fight.

"We showed great desire not to lose this game. This is a compliment for my players and team, not for me."

On match-winner Steven Bergwijn: "I spoke about Steve in the past. For me he is an important player with a special type of characteristics. No-one else in the team has these characteristics.

"He is good technically, he beats the man, he is a striker and in good physical condition. It is an important choice for me - I can make him in the starting XI or bring him on in the game."

On what Tottenham need to improve: "We have to learn to control the game and understand the different moments of the game.

"Under this aspect we can improve. There are different key moments during the game and we have too understand these better. How to play with more velocity and move the ball quickly or keep the ball and lower the intensity. We can improve and have to improve a lot but it's a long path. We have just started with these players and this team.

"They show me great ability and desire to improve. I know we have a lot of space for improvement."

United clear the free-kick but give away a throw-in, which Mads Bech Sorensen chucks into the box but Nemanja Matic heads away.

FOUR minutes added on.

Now the visitors have a free-kick in a dangerous position after Victor Lindelof comes right through the back of Ivan Toney.

Ethan Pinnock wins the header at the back edge of the area but it is straight at David de Gea.

Now Brentford have a corner.

Another goal will make United veryyy jittery.

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Tottenham forward Steven Bergwijn, speaking to BBC MOTD: "It is fantastic. The fans had a fantastic day. I scored two goals. I am happy. The manager told me to score goals, make difficulties for the defenders and stay close to Harry.

"It has been a difficult season with injuries. Harry, Sonny, Lucas they do well. I ned to work and show myself and the manager when I come on. We know he is a fantastic manager. You see we work hard. Training, physically, so we can show these kind of things.

"We live game to game. Important game against Chelsea. If we approach it like it will be a good game."

David de Gea is fuming he hasn't been helped to a shutout by his team-mates.

Actually Scott McTominay cannot continue, he is down again and has to hobble off.

On comes Nemanja Matic with seven minutes left.

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Tottenham striker Harry Kane, speaking to BT Sport: "What a rollercoaster of emotions that was. Overall we deserved the victory. We were the better side. Disappointed to go 2-1 down but we were creating the chances. We never gave up and Stevey came on and made the difference. To get two goals like that - these are games you will never forget in a career."

The excellent Scott McTominay now needs treatment on a back issue but can come back on for the remainder of the game.

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Match-winning Tottenham substitute Steven Bergwijn speaking to BT Sport: "Of course you come on and want to show yourself. I am really happy.

"We need to build from this. We showed we are a team to come back from 2-1 down."

Mark Schwarzer
Former Middlesbrough & Fulham keeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Marcus Rashford’s finish was very good, he guides it with power into the roof of the net.

Certainly in the second-half, United deserve to be in front and comfortable.

Marcus Rashford needed that goal as well, he has admitted himself he hasn't been at his best this season.

10 to go.

United are slipping further and further back.

Ivan Toney sees a shot from 10 yards out cleared off the line by Raphael Varane.

Mads Roerslev then can't get on top of the ball and screws way over.

75 minutes gone, by the way.

Can United hold on to a 2-0 lead this time?

Cristiano Ronaldo is still stewing, he is sitting on a step, doesn't even want to sit on the comfy seats in the dugout.

He's still chuntering away and pointing at his chest.

"Why me? Why me?"