Tottenham Survives Red Card to Rout Copenhagen 4-0, Johnson Scores and Dismissed

Tottenham Hotspur secured a decisive 4-0 victory over FC Copenhagen in Matchday 4 of the UEFA Champions League league phase, triumphing despite being reduced to ten men in a dramatic encounter.

Spurs opened the scoring in the first half when Brennan Johnson finished off a quick counter-attack. Early in the second half, the lead was doubled when Odobert slotted home following an assist from Randal Kolo Muani.

The momentum shifted dramatically shortly after the second goal: Johnson was controversially sent off after his challenge was upgraded to a straight red card following a VAR review, leaving Tottenham with ten men.

However, the team responded instantly with an unforgettable moment. Defender Micky van de Ven scored a stunning solo goal, charging up the pitch before finishing brilliantly to extend the lead to three goals. Palhinha soon added a fourth to secure the dominant scoreline.

The victory was nearly padded further, but Richarlison struck the crossbar with a late penalty kick. The 4-0 win ensures Tottenham continues their strong run in the competition.

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