Martin Ho accepts responsibility for Tottenham’s slow start, then praises the team’s thrilling 83-second comeback win over Brighton.

Tottenham Hotspur manager Martin Ho took responsibility for his team's slow start after an adjusted pressing plan allowed Brighton's Fran Kirby to score an early goal at Brisbane Road. Despite the initial setback, Tottenham recovered to secure a 2-1 comeback victory courtesy of two goals scored within an 83-second span early in the second half.
Signe Gaupset equalized following a pass from Olivia Holdt, who then netted the winning goal shortly after when captain Drew Spence set her up inside the box. Both Gaupset and Holdt have now scored in three consecutive matches, while Ho also praised forward teammates Cathinka Tandberg, Matilda Vinberg, and Julie Blakstad for their selfless pressing.
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