Richarlison’s first goals for Tottenham broke Marseille’s tenacious resistance, allowing Antonio Conte’s team to make a successful return to the Champions League.
Marseille frustrated Spurs for much of the first Group D game, despite being reduced to ten men early in the second half when Chancel Mbemba was sent off for a professional foul on Son Heung-min.
Spurs were struggling to find a way past Everton until Richarlison powered home a header from Ivan Perisic’s cross with 14 minutes remaining to open his account following his £60 million summer move.
Five minutes later, Richarlison added a second goal with an even stronger header, this time meeting Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg’s cross at the far post to past Pau Lopez in goal for Marseille and give Spurs the victory.
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