Tottenham Hotspur enjoyed a thrilling 3-0 win over an in-form David Moyes side as Thomas Frank’s side made history to become the first away team to take all three points from the Blues’ new Hill Dickinson stadium.

It was a game of set pieces. Ones that counted and ones that didn’t. While the visitors saw a couple of them ending in the back of the net, the hosts had one of their own which was ruled out with Everton’s Ndiaye in an offsideposition whilst holding off Vicario.

But coming to set pieces, Micky van de Ven was the star. He scored a brace today to become Spurs’ highest goal scorer in the Premier League this season. This in a way shows how big of an impact that Tottenham had from dead-ball situations since the Dane head coach took over the reins at Hotspur Way.

Jamie Redknapp praises Thomas Frank after win vs Everton.

Everton were lining up in a compact structure, which is quite difficult to create against, especially given the creative problems that the Lilywhites have had of late. And that is where set pieces came as a much-needed saviour once again.

Micky van de Ven rose up on two occasions, and former Tottenham...