Mar 18 • 23:57 UTC 🇬🇧 UK Mirror

'Unnecessary' Igor Tudor actions slammed after Tottenham's win against Atletico Madrid

Igor Tudor has faced criticism for failing to acknowledge fans after securing his first win as Tottenham's interim head coach in a Champions League match against Atletico Madrid.

Igor Tudor recorded his first victory as Tottenham's interim head coach in a thrilling Champions League match against Atletico Madrid, winning 3-2 at home. Despite the win, it was not enough for Tottenham to progress in the tournament, as they were eliminated on aggregate with a score of 7-5. The match showcased a stronger performance from Spurs, hinting at a turnaround after a difficult start under Tudor, who is now unbeaten in two games. Critically, Tudor's post-match behavior drew ire from former Tottenham player Andy Reid. Instead of acknowledging and thanking the fans who supported the team, Tudor walked straight down the tunnel, a move that has been labeled as 'unnecessary' and disrespectful. Such behavior has raised questions about his connection to the club and its supporters, especially during a challenging period for Tottenham. Despite the criticism over his actions, Tudor's win was a needed morale boost for the team and its fans. As the club prepares for upcoming matches, this victory may be a key moment for Tudor to build upon. However, the controversy surrounding his conduct is likely to linger, putting additional pressure on the interim coach as he navigates his tenure with Tottenham and hopes to restore the team's form and fan engagement.

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