Richarlison Scores Twice in Tottenham's 3-0 Win

Richarlison scored twice as Tottenham defeated Burnley 3-0 in their Premier League opener.

The Brazil striker's first goal came after 10 minutes, sweeping home on the turn with a fine finish.

Tottenham's second goal was a highlight, with Richarlison scoring a sensational scissor kick from Mohammed Kudus' cross.

Manager Thomas Frank joked that he was disappointed so early on, as nothing might top that goal this season.

Richarlison was involved in the build-up to the third goal, before Pape Matar Sarr released Brennan Johnson to seal the win.

Richarlison's performance was impressive, given his injury-hit campaign last season, where he scored only four league goals.

The medical team has done a top job to build him, and Frank aims to protect and build him throughout the season.

Richarlison's work-rate and finishes were praised by record Premier League goalscorer Alan Shearer, who called his second goal a phenomenal finish.

Ex-England striker Dion Dublin also praised Richarlison, saying he needs his ego massaged to perform at his best.

Richarlison was replaced after 71 minutes by Dominic Solanke, and he received a standing ovation from the crowd.

Tottenham's win was a convincing start to Thomas Frank's Premier League reign, with Richarlison playing a key role.

The Brazil striker has played 50 times for his country, scoring 20 goals, and his performance against Burnley will be a boost to his confidence.

As Tottenham looks to build on this win, Richarlison's form will be crucial to their success, and Frank will be hoping to keep him injury-free.

Richarlison cost Tottenham £60m when they bought him from Everton three years ago, and his performance against Burnley showed he is worth the investment.

The win against Burnley was a dream start for Frank, and Richarlison's goals will be remembered as one of the highlights of the match.