Tottenham: Goalkeeper Antonin Kinski earns redemption with big save against Leeds United

The question of whether it was raised two months ago Tottenham Goalkeeper Antonin Kinski will once again play for the club.

The Czech Republic international endured a nightmare 17 minutes into their Champions League last-16 tie against Atletico Madrid in March which saw him concede three goals before being replaced by then-manager Igor Tudor.

But declined after one save of the season Leeds A late winner on Monday – for sure Tottenham earned the point The 23-year-old may have gone some way to redeeming himself – with potential Premier League survival on the line.

Mathis Teil’s 50th-minute strike put Spurs ahead but the forward conceded a penalty 24 minutes later for a high boot on Ethan Ampadu and Dominic Calvert-Lewin converted from the spot to equalise. Tottenham Hotspur stadium

Both sides searched for a winner 13 minutes into added time and Leeds They thought so in the 99th minute when James Justin played through Shaun Longstaff and the midfielder unleashed a powerful strike at the near post from close range.

Enter Kinski, who stretched out to get his fingertips to the ball and make sure it clattered off the crossbar and not into the roof of his net.

It’s impossible to say how important the save could be later in the season but for now it’s two points ahead of Spurs West Ham in the relegation zone Two games left.

“That save is one of the saves of the season,” said the former Liverpool Defender Jamie Carragher on Sky Sports.

“Football is an absolute rollercoaster and who would have thought he would ever play Tottenham Again – and then he does.

“You’d have to have a heart of stone if you weren’t happy for him. Everyone thought his career was over but that moment saved him. Tottenham In the Premier League.”