Tottenham staged a second-half comeback to beat Rangers 2-1 in a pre-season friendly in Glasgow.
The hosts had taken the lead in the 24th minute through Croatian striker Antonio Colak, who joined the Europa League runners-up for £2m earlier in the summer.
But Spurs turned the game around through star Harry Kane, who scored twice in six minutes to give Spurs victory.
With Spurs just one game away from their Premier League opener against Southampton, here are the five things Sportsmail learned ahead of Antonio Conte’s men taking on Jose Mourinho’s Roma next Saturday.
Harry Kane scored twice in six minutes as Tottenham came from behind to beat Rangers
KANE’S HEAD IS STILL IN THE GAME
There may be speculation surrounding Bayern Munich’s renewed interest in signing Harry Kane as Robert Lewandowski’s replacement, but the England captain was in sharp, deadly and focused form in the 2-1 win over Rangers at Ibrox on Saturday.
He was denied towards the end of the first half by an excellent save from Rangers keeper Allan McGregor, but he was not to be denied, and his second half brace was simply lethal.
The first, a vicious, whipped effort from the left, flew into the net like an exocet missile. In the second, an early effort from a cushioned header by Son Heung-Min was super clinical. Boss Antonio Conte, who replaced him with Djed Spence late on, cannot give up the 28-year-old without a fight. Or a large fee.
Kane left the field to make way for recent signing Djed Spence, who joined for £13m
CONTE WILL NOT PRESENT NEW STARS
Coach Antonio Conte fielded a strong starting eleven, but chose to leave the six summer signings on the bench.
Richarlison, Djed Spence, Ivan Perisic, Clement Lenglet, Yves Bissouma and Fraser Forster traveled to Glasgow and will obviously have more time to get up to speed.
Bissouma replaced Rodrigo Bentancur at half-time and Richarlison and Ivan Perisic came on after the hour for Kulusevski and Ryan Sessegnon. Spence, Lenglet and Forster were also given late cameos.
Antonio Conte’s men struggled for possession as Rangers dominated possession
KULUSEVSKI LOOKS SHARP
Sweden international Dejan Kulusevski was impressive during his time at Glasgow Park and was unlucky not to hit the net before making way for Richarlison on the hour mark.
Just five minutes later, he stormed down the right to force a low save at Allan McGregor’s near post and just before the half-hour mark, the Rangers keeper was again denied after producing a deflection from the edge of the area.
He gave home defender John Souttar a torrid time and looked like he might have won Spurs a penalty late in the first half, but referee John Souttar awarded a free-kick just on the edge of the area.
Kane, Son Heung-Min and Dejan Kulusevski started up front before Conte made 11 changes
HOJBJERG WILL NOT GO FOR THE GOLDEN BOOT
Listen, scoring goals isn’t Danish midfielder Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg’s main role in the team, but you might like to think he’d make the most of the rare opportunities to get on the scoresheet.
Having scored just three in all competitions for Spurs last season and two the season before, he was given a golden chance to score on 25 minutes when he was picked off by Son Heung-Min’s weighted pass .
However, a grim effort went wide of McGregor’s left-hand post and he did not complain about the referees’ lack of a corner. A canter Lost.
New Rangers signing Antonio Colak put the hosts ahead in the first half after arriving for £2m
FORSTER WILL FEEL NO HOTTER THAN THIS
Who would have thought that a large crowd at Ibrox would have minded Spurs substituting first-choice goalkeeper Hugo Lloris for Fraser Forster with 19 minutes remaining?
Well, when you consider that Forster spent the best part of five years at Celtic over two spells before his career, it may not come as much of a shock that the buzzing atmosphere of a pre-season friendly suddenly turned into a a little darker for a while.
Forster was booed at half-time in the warm-up, but received the dog abuse from the home crowd when he left Lloris’ bench. He had the last laugh, though, when he saved from James Sands’ header with just 10 minutes remaining.
Tottenham are next in action against former manager Jose Mourinho’s Roma next Saturday