Tottenham Hotspur put on a dazzling show under the lights of North London, crushing Copenhagen 4–0 in a UEFA Champions League masterclass — but they did it without their Ghanaian magician, Mohammed Kudus.

The winger was ruled out after suffering a knock in training, leaving fans disappointed but hopeful for a swift comeback. In his absence, Micky van de Ven channeled his inner Kudus, gliding past defenders for a breathtaking opener that left the crowd roaring.

Spurs kept the momentum alive as Wilson Odobert, Joao Palhinha, and Brennan Johnson each added their names to the scoresheet, sealing one of Tottenham’s most dominant displays this season. Johnson, who filled Kudus’ spot on the right flank, scored but saw red later — a bittersweet night for the Welshman.

Under Thomas Frank’s vibrant system, Spurs continue to play with the flair and energy reminiscent of Kudus’ creative spark. While his absence was noticeable, the victory proved the team’s attacking depth runs deep.

With Manchester United up next in the Premier League, Tottenham fans will be keeping a close eye on Kudus’ recovery as they dream of both domestic and European glory. 🌍✨