The defender knows he has a tough job on his hands playing back-up to Micky van de Ven and Cristian Romero, but is glad being rejected by Southampton led him on a path to Spurs

Micky van de Ven scored one of the most electric goals you're going to see all season, to put Tottenham Hotspur 3-0 up on Copenhagen in the UEFA Champions League on Tuesday.

But it was in the second half when Odobert turned the game Spurs’ way. He scored the second soon after the break, turning in Kolo Muani’s pass. And then for the fourth goal, he had the confidence and speed to drive from deep, leading the charge himself, before finding Romero, who squared for Palhinha to finish.

Micky van de Ven, Max Dowman, Ross Sykes, Carlos Forbs and Victor Osimhen feature in our Mastercard Priceless Moments of the Week for Matchday 4.

Former Premier League defender Curtis Davies says Tottenham defender Micky van de Ven finished his 64th-minute goal against Copenhagen "like a proper centre-forward" to maintain the club's unbeaten start in the Champions League.

Micky van de Ven scored a Puskas Award contender in Tottenham Hotspur’s 4-0 win over Copenhagen – leaving fans and teammates in disbelief. The Spurs centre-back ran the length of the

Van de Ven appeared to snub his boss, who was left blanked after heading over to talk to his defensive stars after the defeat. The clip went viral, with Micah Richards stating the Dutchman should be dropped if there was bad blood between Van de Ven and Frank after such a sub-par performance.

Thomas Frank says Micky van de Ven looked like Lionel Messi against Copenhagen after the defender scored a stunning solo goal.The Dutchman scored his side’s third of the night following goals from