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WE DIDN'T SHOW ENOUGH FIGHT, ADMITS LLORIS

Evening Standard

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January 06, 2022

KEEPER RUES ‘FRUSTRATING’ FIRST HALF AS SPURS GIFT CHELSEA SEMI-FINAL LEAD BUT SAYS CUP TIE IS STILL ALIVE

- Dan Kilpatrick

WE DIDN'T SHOW ENOUGH FIGHT, ADMITS LLORIS

TOTTENHAM captain Hugo Lloris has accused his side of lacking fight and failing to rise to the occasion in last night’s Carabao Cup semi-final defeat at Chelsea, but insisted: “It’s not over.”

Spurs will need to overturn a 2-0 deficit in next Wednesday’s second leg after twice conceding following mistakes in the opening 35 minutes.

Kai Havertz capitalised on a loose pass by Japhet Tanganga to score after five minutes and Tanganga then headed the ball into team-mate Ben Davies as he attempted a clearance for a comical own goal.

Lloris rued Spurs’ lack of aggression and said they left Stamford Bridge with regrets following a meek first-half display. “The way we started the game allowed the opponent to believe and to put us in trouble,” the goalkeeper said.

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