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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wolverine GTR" data-source="post: 23563878" data-attributes="member: 158020">Manchester United 0 Tottenham 3:  Kane, Lucas heap misery on Mourinho   <img src="https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/newpix/2018/08/27/21/4F71E52100000578-6103539-Harry_Kane_celebrates_after_he_made_the_crucial_breakthrough_wit-a-26_1535400659209.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />   Tottenham heaped more misery on Manchester United and Jose Mourinho by  inflicting a second successive Premier League defeat on them, running out 3-0  winners at Old Trafford thanks to goals from Harry Kane and Lucas Moura.   Mourinho's side suffered a shock 3-2 defeat to Brighton and Hove Albion last  time out and, although Monday's performance was significantly better, Spurs  exposed United's weaknesses to keep the pressure on their hosts' manager.United  edged a breathless first half and created the better chances, but their  finishing was unimpressive and Spurs grew into the contest.     Mauricio Pochettino's men stepped things up after the break and stunned  United with two goals in as many minutes from Kane – his first at Old Trafford –  and Lucas, the Brazilian then sealing things late on with a fine second.   Despite their recent woes and the six alterations Mourinho made to his  starting XI, United looked surprisingly fluid early on – Fred shooting just wide  with their first chance inside 13 seconds.   Spurs had an even luckier escape 13 minutes later, as Romelu Lukaku  intercepted Danny Rose's woeful back-pass, beat Hugo Lloris and then shot wide  from a tight angle with his weaker right foot.   Lukaku and Fred continued to look like the hosts' most potent weapons, but at  the back they were susceptible and Lucas arguably should have been given a  penalty when Phil Jones clumsily tripped him just prior to the half-hour  mark.United were not so fortunate early in the second half and soon found  themselves in deep trouble – Kane beating David De Gea with a looping header  four minutes after the restart, before Lucas swiftly made it 2-0 when turning in  Christian Eriksen's cut-back.   Spurs should have made it worse for United, but De Gea bailed out Victor  Lindelof by denying Dele Alli after a poor back-pass, before Kane headed the  resulting corner just wide.   United never looked like clawing it back and Lucas finished them off at the  end, riding a challenge on the edge of the box before confidently beating De  Gea.</blockquote>

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