Spurs Suffer Thrilling, Yet Deflating, 5-3 Loss to PSG in Champions League Opener
Thomas Frank acknowledged that despite the disappointing defeat to Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) on Tuesday, he was generally pleased with his Tottenham Hotspur team's performance.
The Spurs boss believed his side had shown excellent resilience and determination, particularly after being defeated by Arsenal over the weekend. PSG ultimately won 5-3 in a highly charged match that featured an abundance of goals from both sides.
PSG took an early lead before Tottenham staged an impressive comeback. However, their efforts were not enough to secure a result against one of Europe's top teams.
Frank expressed his admiration for his team's spirit and teamwork. "I think we showed great character," he said. The manager attributed the team's ability to recover from last weekend's loss to Arsenal as a key factor in their overall performance.
While Frank acknowledged that Spurs fell short of securing a positive result, he remained optimistic about the prospects for his young side in the long term.
"We are still learning and developing as a team," Frank said. "Despite not getting the desired outcome today, I am happy with how we played."
In light of their courageous showing against PSG, Frank was hopeful that Tottenham could build on this momentum and secure a brighter future under his management.
Thomas Frank acknowledged that despite the disappointing defeat to Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) on Tuesday, he was generally pleased with his Tottenham Hotspur team's performance.
The Spurs boss believed his side had shown excellent resilience and determination, particularly after being defeated by Arsenal over the weekend. PSG ultimately won 5-3 in a highly charged match that featured an abundance of goals from both sides.
PSG took an early lead before Tottenham staged an impressive comeback. However, their efforts were not enough to secure a result against one of Europe's top teams.
Frank expressed his admiration for his team's spirit and teamwork. "I think we showed great character," he said. The manager attributed the team's ability to recover from last weekend's loss to Arsenal as a key factor in their overall performance.
While Frank acknowledged that Spurs fell short of securing a positive result, he remained optimistic about the prospects for his young side in the long term.
"We are still learning and developing as a team," Frank said. "Despite not getting the desired outcome today, I am happy with how we played."
In light of their courageous showing against PSG, Frank was hopeful that Tottenham could build on this momentum and secure a brighter future under his management.
they showed great character and all, but come on, that many goals conceded is just crazy! i remember when spurs used to be a top team, they never scored that much against anyone back in the day 
anyways, frank seems like a cool guy, he's got the right attitude, let's see how this season pans out for them 
They came back like 3-0 down and still managed to give PSG a run for their money? That's some impressive resilience right there! The question is, can they carry this momentum through the rest of the league season? I think Frank's got it right, though - Spurs need to keep learning and developing as a team. They're not going to win every match, but if they can stay focused and keep pushing forward, who knows what might happen? 
They showed some serious grit and determination out there, especially after getting beat by Arsenal last weekend 
. Thomas Frank's got it right, his team is still learning and developing, but that's what makes them exciting to watch! 
The fans can hold their heads high, they gave it their all and left everything on the pitch 
. I'm definitely keeping an eye on Spurs for the rest of the season, who knows what's gonna happen? 
5-3 is like a huge loss, but at least they bounced back from that arsene loss last wk 
PSG must've been super nervous 'cause they took the lead early on 
. Anyways, i gotta give it to Spurs, they showed some serious spirit & determination 
that comeback was insane! Thomas Frank seems like a cool coach, he's not panicking about this loss, which is awesome 
. Let's hope Spurs can keep this momentum going and build on it 
and the fact that they came back from behind is like woah what a comeback 
but at the end of the day they just didnt manage to hold on i think its easy for frank to be optimistic about the future when ur team just put up a fight against one of the best teams in europe 
️! Spurs showed so much heart & grit after losing to Arsenal just a few days ago 
, but PSG just had that extra oomph 
. I'm loving Frank's positivity though - it's all about building on the momentum and not getting too down about this one loss 
. Tottenham might be young, but they're learning fast & it's exciting to see them grow into a solid team 
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. Thomas Frank seems like a cool boss tho, he's all about the team spirit and stuff. Like, who wouldn't want to play for a team that's all about learning and growing together 
? Spurs might not have gotten the win, but they're definitely on the right track 
. And I love how Frank is staying positive and hopeful for the future 
The comeback was insane! 
I'm loving how Thomas Frank is all about that positivity tho 
. Yeah, losing to Arsenal over the weekend might've been tough, but this PSG match showed me Spurs are on the rise 
, and with Frankie at the helm, I got faith in them 
anyway, i think frank's being too optimistic, it's not like they were even close to beating psg. all that comeback nonsense just means they weren't good enough at the start of the game 
. but hey, who knows, maybe frank's right and we'll see some improvement soon? 
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what happened to that team? anyway gotta give frank credit tho, esp after losing to arsenal he came out swinging and got his team to come back strong psg is a tough opponent but i still think tottenham got the skills and talent to take on any team in europa league
also Frank is right Spurs are still learning but with more games under their belt they'll get more comfortable 