Crap Tottenham does Tottenham thing. They lead the game with 2-0, but went down so easily in the second half. I guess that their subs are the main problem. It's pathetic to see how they went full attack and dominated PSG in the first half to the parking bus in the second half.
Thing would be totally differ if they kept their tempo like what they did in the first half. To be fair, they clearly looked more composed in this game, but it means nothing without trophy.
It's also first official game for Thomas Frank as Tottenham manager, but he started it with shameful result. His time in Tottenham may not be so long as Levy may be getting upset.
But in the first half, I really praised Tottenham for their performance. However, in the second half, Tottenham seemed a little hesitant and their playing style changed slightly. But what's clear is that PSG were able to adapt and turn things around brilliantly in that match. And it seems we're used to seeing Tottenham fail to win trophies. It would be quite a surprise if Tottenham did win another trophy. Thing would be totally differ if they kept their tempo like what they did in the first half. To be fair, they clearly looked more composed in this game, but it means nothing without trophy.
It's also first official game for Thomas Frank as Tottenham manager, but he started it with shameful result. His time in Tottenham may not be so long as Levy may be getting upset.
Although I wish they could do it.But seeing Tottenham score against PSG is already a significant step forward, in my opinion. Now the team just needs to improve on the shortcomings of their strategy. And Tottenham will have a busy schedule in the new season, as they will also be competing in the Champions League. But it will feel very different without H. Son.
However, I respect the confidence in PSG squad as they didn't give up but rather pressured Tottenham defense till they equalized the two goals and went for a penalty shoot out. Tottenham allowed the trophy to slip off their hands due to lack of confidence in themselves.