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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wolverine GTR" data-source="post: 23989985" data-attributes="member: 158020">Tottenham 3 Southampton 1: Spurs  bounce back from derby defeat, Hasenhuttl watches on  <img src="https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2018/12/05/21/7060508-6464409-Son_Heung_min_celebrates_with_team_mate_Harry_Kane_after_scoring-m-79_1544044918769.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />     Tottenham bounced back from their north London derby defeat to Arsenal with a  3-1 win against Southampton, giving new Saints boss Ralph Hasenhuttl his first  look at the job that lies ahead.   Spurs lost 4-2 at Emirates Stadium on Sunday but banished those memories with  goals from Harry Kane, Lucas Moura and Son Heung-min inside 55 minutes to lift  them above Chelsea to third in the Premier League.    Southampton, who gave Spurs boss Mauricio Pochettino his first job in English  football, sacked Mark Hughes following their Saturday draw with Manchester  United and Hasenhuttl - confirmed as the Welshman's successor earlier on  Wednesday - was in the Wembley stands to watch the club's eighth defeat of the  top-flight season.  The visitors - coached by Kelvin Davis in this match - hit the woodwork  three times before Charlie Austin netted a stoppage-time consolation, but three  soft goals had already killed off a Southampton side who are now only kept off  the foot of the table by goal difference.   Son almost had the home side in front after only three minutes, rattling the  right-hand upright on the volley after Kieran Trippier nodded into his  path.Southampton were not so fortunate six minutes later, when Kane drifted into  the six-yard box to touch home a low Christian Eriksen delivery from the  left.   The visitors created a chance from nowhere as Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg's  beautiful 25-yard strike found the woodwork with the slightest of touches from  the fingertips of a fully stretched Hugo Lloris.   The lively Son forced Alex McCarthy to tip over his crossbar and the  Southampton goalkeeper was kept busy early in the second half, too.He was beaten  for a second time in the 51st minute when Lucas buried a shot from inside the  box after his first effort bounced back off the hand of Jack Stephens.   A poor Matt Targett clearance then allowed Kane to square a pass for Son to  net the third from close range, before a late Saints flourish saw Nathan Redmond  hit the crossbar and Lloris forced into a brilliant double save from Hojbjerg  and James Ward-Prowse.   Southampton hit the woodwork one more time through Mohamed Elyounoussi and  finally found the net with a neat finish from Austin after Steven Davis' assist,  long after the match had been lost.</blockquote>

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