Key Takeaways:
- Tottenham secured a 4-0 win against Copenhagen in the Champions League last night
- Brennan Johnson scored the opener and was later shown a red card following a VAR review in the 57th minute
- Spurs remain undefeated, while Copenhagen are yet to win
Match Review: Tottenham Assert Authority in London
Tottenham delivered a resounding 4-0 triumph over FC Copenhagen in their Champions League encounter, maintaining their unbeaten streak in the competition. The North London outfit dominated from the outset, overcoming a second-half red card incident to secure three more points.
First Half: Early Advantage for Spurs
The home side quickly established control at their stadium. In the 19th minute, Brennan Johnson capitalised on a superb assist from Xavi Simons to give Tottenham the early lead. Merely five minutes later, Pedro Porro nearly extended the advantage with a free kick that sailed over the crossbar.
Our unbeaten run in the Champions League continues ✨ pic.twitter.com/FQNX2ThDWZ
— Tottenham Hotspur (@SpursOfficial) November 4, 2025
Second Half: Relentless Attack Despite Red Card
Tottenham intensified their assault after the interval. Wilson Odobert doubled the lead in the 51st minute, exploiting a costly mistake from Copenhagen goalkeeper Dominik Kotarski. Micky van de Ven soon added a third, firing a precise effort into the bottom left corner to put the score beyond doubt.
Spurs suffered a setback in the 57th minute when Brennan Johnson received a straight red card following intervention from VAR. Despite being reduced to ten men, the hosts maintained their momentum and continued to carve out opportunities.
João Palhinha completed the scoreline at 4-0 in the 67th minute, finishing off a swift counterattack initiated by Cristian Romero. Tottenham had an opportunity to extend their lead in stoppage time, but Richarlison struck the crossbar from the penalty spot before the final whistle sounded.
Statistical Overview
| Tottenham | Copenhagen |
|---|---|
| 4 | 0 |
| Johnson (19′) | – |
| Odobert (51′) | – |
| van de Ven (53′) | – |
| Palhinha (67′) | – |
| Red Card: Johnson (57′) | – |
| Missed penalty: Richarlison (90+’) | – |
Standings Impact
Thanks to this latest success, Tottenham solidifies its position at the summit of the standings. By contrast, Copenhagen remains without a victory and faces only slim prospects of advancing to the knock-out phase.
