Tottenham got battered, once again!

Seven goals in an epic London match, where Spurs were even spotted with two early goals on errors by Marc Cucurella wearing his new boots causing him to slip twice on the pitch. A quick change of the boots, and there was an immediate impact as he helped assist Jadon Sancho with the 1st goal of the match to make the score 1-2.

Adjustments were made at the half as Malo Gusto came on for Romeo Lavia which let Enzo Fernandez to roam free for much of the 2nd half as Spurs continued to press very high leaving them with a 3 on 4 disadvantage in the midfield. A penalty was given as a foul occurred in the box as Yves Bissouma wipes out Moises Caicedo. Cole Palmer steps up and wrong foots Fraser Forster to level it at 2-2. Enzo then puts his mark on the match with a thumping goal off a deflection as he we left alone, once again, free to roam in the box making it 3-2. Palmer then seals it with cheeky panenka kick from the spot after another penalty from Tottenham giving them a 4-2 lead. Spurs bagged a goal by Heung-Min Son late in the dying minutes of the match making it a 4-3 final.

Up next, it’s another London derby with West London rivals, Brentford FC who have been a challenging foe against the Blues having gone winless in 5 PL matches against Brentford. Will this finally be the end to this slump? We’ll find out on Sunday.

Come down to the Londoner Addison this Sunday afternoon and kick it with the Shed End Dallas crew. We look forward to seeing you there!

Cheers,

Shed End Dallas

We are back from International Break!

It’ll be a challenging stretch with eleven Premier League matches remaining to close out the season and already, there’s fixture congestion with the lads advancing into the FA Cup Semifinals. There are 2 mid week matches already scheduled between weekend fixtures and against top table teams, Manchester United & Arsenal in the month of April.

But first, the boys need to take care of business at home vs Burnley FC. The Clarets currently sit 2nd to bottom of the table and are still battling it out to avoid relegation. Vincent Kompany and his squad will fresh from a two week break ready to bring the fight to the Blues.

Come down to the Londoner Addison this Saturday morning and kick it with the Shed End Dallas crew. We look forward to seeing you there!

Cheers,

Shed End Dallas

What a gut punch!!!

A wonderful match for about 77 minutes, yet it felt like a defeat. The lads put on an excellent match against the then co-league leaders, Arsenal with goals from Cole Palmer & Mykhailo Mudryk to put them up 2-0, but the Gooners fought & clawed back with a gift Declan Rice goal on a mistake from Robert Sanchez, then leveled it 7 minutes later from an excellent cross from Bukayo Saka that Leandro Troussard taps in to make it two. It was a tough one to only end up with a draw, but boys look promising & help is returning as Reece James is close to full fitness and back in the squad.

Up next? Another local derby with our West London neighbors, Brentford FC who earlier this year came to the Bridge and dominated with a 2-nil win in April. Let’s come out strong and get those three points!

Come on down to the Londoner Addison this Saturday morning and kick it with the Shed End Dallas crew. We look forward to seeing you there!

Cheers,

Shed End Dallas