Son bounces back with a brace as Tottenham thrash Red Star again

The South Korean was left in tears after being sent-off for a challenge that led to Everton's Andre Gomes suffering a horrific ankle break on Sunday.

His red card was rescinded with Gomes's injury largely due to an awkward landing for the Portuguese midfielder.

But Son still held his hands up apologetically after two second half strikes that secured a Spurs' first away win in all competitions since a remarkable comeback against Ajax in May that took them to last season's Champions League final.

Giovani Lo Celso also scored his first goal on his first start for the club and Christian Eriksen rounded off the scoring on a positive note for Mauricio Pochettino's men, who backed up their 5-0 thrashing of Red Star at home two weeks ago.

Tottenham move four points clear of Red Star in second place in Group B and will guarantee qualification with victory at home to Olympiakos on November 26.

Spurs had tracked Lo Celso for much of the summer, but only completed a loan deal from Real Betis on the final day of the transfer window.

The lack of a proper pre-season contributed to injuries that had restricted the Argentine to just 74 minutes of action in six substitute appearances before tonight, but there were encouraging signs as Lo Celso added guile and a goal threat to the Tottenham midfield.

Red Star were celebrating the anniversary of their famous 2-0 win over Liverpool in last season's group stage.

Milan Pavkov was the hero that night with both goals and the Serbian champions could have taken another English scalp had he not fired too close to Paulo Gazzaniga with a huge chance to give the hosts the lead.

Instead, Tottenham went ahead in comical fashion as a counter-attack found Harry Kane, who hit the post before Son's follow-up was blocked on the line.

Kane dragged the rebound across goal where Son somehow hit the bar with the goal gaping before the ball dropped for Lo Celso to finally apply the finishing touch.

Red Star also hit the woodwork twice in quick succession just before the break as Rajiv van la Parra's shot came back off the post and Davinson Sanchez looped a header dangerously onto his own crossbar.

However, there was no way back for Red Star once Son doubled Spurs' advantage at the end of a flowing move just before the hour mark.

Tanguy Ndombele has also struggled to establish himself since arriving for a club record fee in July, but the French international enjoyed arguably his best game for Spurs so far and after he picked out Dele Alli, the England midfielder teed up Son to smash home.

Son soon had his fifth Champions League goal of the season, this time applying a simple finish from Danny Rose's low cross.

The uncertainty over Eriksen's future has been one of the scourges to a terrible start to the season in the Premier League for Spurs.

The Dane is out of contract at the end of the season and has been accused of lacking commitment as his form has dramatically dipped.

But even he received a welcome confidence boost five minutes from time when his deflected effort made it 4-0.