Source: Daily_Mail
Tottenham 2 Sunderland 0: Black Cats robbed by Spurs after Gomes heroics
Sometimes you do not get what you deserve. Sunderland merited a victory that would have taken them above Tottenham in the table, while Darren Bent's dive for a penalty - which he took and missed - should have earned him a yellow card.[LNB]Tottenham deserved nothing, yet won to offset the defeat against Stoke a fortnight ago when they had dominated the game. And Heurelho Gomes, the keeper that nobody wanted last year, transformed himself into the second coming of Pat Jennings - for a day at least. [LNB] Top stopper: Heurelho Gomes has answered last season's critics with some fine displays[LNB] Take away Robbie Keane's persistence in bundling home the opening goal and a thunderous Tom Huddlestone strike and the chances and football belonged to Sunderland.[LNB]Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp paid tribute to Gomes and said: 'There was a time when I thought maybe he wasn't for England. But we went to Holland in the UEFA Cup and I spoke to a couple of coaches over there about him. They said he was world class.[LNB]'He is showing it. He can pull off the special saves.' To add to Sunderland's frustration goalkeeper Craig Gordon broke his arm after colliding with Jermain Defoe.[LNB] SPURS
