A friend who was at Tottenham vs. Villa last night!

In an instant EPL classic last night, the Spurs scored 3 furious goals to rally to gain a 4-4 draw with Villa.

Younes Kaboul scored in injury time to give Tottenham a 4-4 draw with Aston Villa in the English Premier League on Monday. Kaboul's strike capped a three-goal rally in the final 21 minutes after Tottenham fell behind 4-1 in the 59th at White Hart Lane.

My friend Mike just moved over to London and sent me an e-mail with an eye witness account of the Tottenham vs. Villa match. Here's what he had to say:

"...went to see Tottenham vs. Villa last night (my dad's a lifetime Villa fan), one of the coolest sporting events I've ever been to, was Spurs 125th birthday, they went down 4-1 with 30 minutes to play and came back to draw in injury time---seriously intense."

US Goalkeepers Action Overseas.

Here's an account of how the US Keepers faired this week in EPL action:

Marcus Hahnemann - L
United States goalkeeper Marcus Hahnemann is still coming to terms with the worst match of his life.

Hahnemann conceded seven goals in Reading's 7-4 loss to Portsmouth on Saturday.

"I've been replaying the goals in my mind and I'm embarrassed," Hahnemann wrote in a column in Monday's edition of The Daily Mail newspaper. "I never let seven goals in as a five-year-old, let alone in a real game."

Kasey Keller - D
Kasey Keller didn't waste any time impressing as the Cottagers' No. 1 goalkeeper. Keller made four saves in shutting out Chelsea on Saturday. The match ended in a 0-0 draw.

Tim Howard - W
Tim Howard started and played 90 minutes for Everton, making four saves for the shutout in Everton's 2-0 victory against Middlesbrough.

Brad Friedel - W
Brad Friedel started and played 90 minutes in Blackburn's 2-1 victory against Sunderland on Saturday.