북런던 더비 손흥민 1득점, 1도움<br /><br />Time now for 'This Week in Sports' and for that we have our sports editor Paul Neat joining us in the studio. Paul, Son Heung-min was as it again over the weekend, another wonderful display from him.<br />Yes, indeed. 'Son-sational', you could say. A goal and an assist from Son in Sunday's North London Derby win over Arsenal.<br />Son Heung-min opened the scoring after 13 minutes with a wonderfully-struck shot from more than 20 yards out. Harry Kane assisting Son once again.<br />Scorer then turned provider in first half stoppage time as Son laid the ball into the path of Harry Kane who made it 2-0.<br />The win keeps Tottenham top of the Premier League on goal difference.<br />Spurs were in action on Thursday night too...drawing 3-3 against LASK of Austria to secure a place in the Europa League knockout stages. Son on the score sheet for Spurs.<br />Son Heung-min is now on 10 league goal for the season, 13 overall.<br />That's double figures for Son for five consecutive seasons. And Spurs manager Jose Mourinho was full of praise for Sonny and Harry Kane, I understand?<br />Yes, he was. Mourinho praised their work ethic in particular. He also said that the pair have a "very good sense of balance" and do "incredible" tactical work when the team doesn't have the ball.<br />Moving on to football in Asia, the AFC Champions League is still being played and we have two K League teams in the knockout stages?<br />Yes we do. Ulsan Hyundai and Suwon Samsung Bluewings have both made it to the knockout stages of this year's AFC Champions League.<br />Ulsan won Group F after five straight wins and on Sunday booked their place in the quarter finals... beating Melbourne Victory 3-0.<br />Meanwhile, Suwon Bluewings made it by beating group leaders Vissel Kobe 2-0 on Friday. The Bluewings play Yokohama F. Marinos tonight at 11pm Korea time looking to make it two K League teams in Thursday's Quarter finals.<br />Good luck to both teams.<br />As you know, social distancing guidelines in the South capital area have been raised to level two-point-five. What impact does this have on professional sports?<br />Yes, bad news. It means that all professional sports matches in the Seoul area must be played behind closed doors.<br />The professional football, baseball and golf seasons are finished for the year in South Korea so this impacts KBL basketball and KOVO volleyball.<br />Volleyball games were already being played behind closed doors as a precaution after the guidelines were raised to level two on November 24th.<br />KBL basketball had been allowing 10-percent of capacity but some clubs decided to play games behind closed doors.<br />But this is now mandatory and affects 5 KBL basketball clubs and 10 volleyball clubs in the capital area.<br />And finally, to golf and it was another stellar showing from some of South Korea's top female golfers in the LPGA Volunteers of America Texas Shootout over the weekend?<br />Yes, indeed. Three of the top five are South Korean...
