A brace from Dele Alli, and Christian Eriksen’s strike sealed the London giants victory, while Cristiano Ronaldo scored the only goal for the visitors.
“This sort of win brings with it certain consequences in terms of making us more visible,” Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino said.
“It’s something everyone around Europe will have seen. You’ve seen today that Tottenham is a big team, playing at Wembley in front of more than 80,000 people. We now belong not only among the best teams in England but in Europe, and results like this will show people where we are going.”
Los Blancos are going through a difficult time this season, with Ronaldo also struggling for goals.
The Portugal international has scored only eight goals in all competitions this season, and had a message for his haters after the match.
“I’m super calm. Today, having a good performance doesn’t count for you. All it counts is goals, goals, goals,” Ronaldo told reporters in the mixed area.
“My stats, I’m not going to talk about it, you go to Google, ‘Cristiano Ronaldo goals’ and there they are, all of them. That doesn’t concern me at all.”
He also spoke about his current contract situation, saying that he still has four years in his deal and doesn’t want to sign a new one.
“I’m very well. I don’t want to re-sign,” Ronaldo told reporters. “I still have four years in my contract. I don’t want to re-sign.”
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