Despite leading the game on two occasions, Tottenham conceded five goals in their latest dramatic 5-3 loss to PSG in the Champions League.
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Thomas Frank picks Vitinha as ‘next Ballon d’Or winner’ after Tottenham Hotspur's UEFA Champions League defeat to Paris Saint-Germain
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Spurs were looking for a response after defeat in the north London derby
Paid off: Randal Kolo Muani and Thomas Frank
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Matt Verri
One of Tottenham’s best players has been branded a ‘liability’, though one of his teammates was a notable bright spark in the 5-3 defeat to PSG.
Tottenham’s defence had initially looked much improved under Frank, though recent results have opened old wounds.
At the home of the European champions, Thomas Frank was playing with fire. And he inevitably got burned as Paris Saint-Germain plundered five goals.
The young Tottenham midfielder impressed in Paris against the Champions League winners in the eight-goal thriller on Wednesday night
Tottenham Hotspur are making some big plans for the January transfer window in an attempt to arrest the team’s slide.