Quote from: wmaurik on Today at 10:25:05 AM

Quote from: Farma on Today at 09:07:26 AM

Getting their first defeat at home and receiving 2 red cards which will make these 2 players absent from the next match will clearly be detrimental for Tottenham, their self-confidence will decrease and the team's performance will also be different when these 2 players are absent.
This defeat was quite embarrassing because Tottenham lost to the Chelsea team, which in fact is a team that is in decline this season, maybe if 2 Tottenham players had not received red cards it would have made this game different, but this is really a bad night for Tottenham, I really hope they not down because of this.

I don't think that this incident will immediately affect Tottenham's performance in the next match even though there were two Tottenham players who had to be absent because of red cards against Chelsea. Because in the next match, Tottenham will not face a stronger team, so this will make it difficult for Tottenham to win again in that match. The defeat experienced by Tottenham at home was certainly very detrimental to them apart from being quite embarrassing for them in front of their own supporters, because currently Tottenham is no longer in the top position after Tottenham lost to Chelsea.

I also didn't think Tottenham would lose against the Blues, judging by the current performance of the Blues who are ranked lower than Tottenham made me surprised by the results of the match, maybe because of the Blues' confident performance so they could beat Tottenham.

Romero's absence will probably provide difficulties for Tottenham themselves, but the manager will certainly do his best for the next match despite the absence of their players. Although Tottenham lost at home to the Blues they still received praise from two Sky Sports pundits, with this defeat Tottenham failed to return to the top of the standings, the result against the Blues was also the Spurs' first defeat in the English league this season. Spurs themselves had won first thanks to Dejan Kulusevski's goal, Spurs also had to play with nine players after Romero and Destiny Udogie received red cards during the match. Chelsea managed to reverse the score in the 75th minute before sealing victory in injury time.