EPL's Tottenham Hotspur have drawn their Uefa Europa league Cup match with Turkish club Besiktas one all.
The match was played at the Tottenham dugout at White Hart Lane. Tottenham scored first in the 27th minute of the match through a low shot into the Besiktas goal by Harry Kane, reports the BBC.
The equaliser from Besiktas came through a penalty scored by Demba Ba.
The penalty strike denied Tottenham their first win in Group C of the Europa League.
Besiktas, second in the Turkish league, were more potent in attack than their counterparts. They managed 24 efforts on goal as opposed to six for Tottenham, who only had three on target.
One of those came from the boot of Kane. The under-21 international once again highlighted his potential with a superbly taken goal in the first half.
Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino made 10 changes from the side that drew against Arsenal in the Premier League
Hundreds of Besiktas fans turned up at White Hart Lane.
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