After seven minutes, Spurs took the lead, with Oliver Boast’s clever spin on the halfway line setting him goalwards. Moments later, short free-kick from Jacob Fasida found Jasper Judd – ever a threat for Palace down the right-hand side – in space. Palace were well on top by that stage – and soon turned the half around in a madcap three-minute spell. The deserved equaliser arrived on 21 minutes when Bernard-Ferguson’s delightfully flighted pass in behind put Benji Casey in a footrace with Spurs goalkeeper Dylan Thompson. Casey won it – nicking the ball beyond the ‘keeper and, despite an attempted goalline clearance, over the white paint to draw us level.