HELLLL OF A MESS

Clueless Tudor looks lost as shambolic Spurs appear to be 'sleepwalking off edge of a cliff'

- BY ALASDAIR GOLD

CLUB ON ITS KNEES Pedro Porro (right) and Djed Spence feel the pain after Atletico's fifth

IT'S difficult to know who looked more lost inside Atletico Madrid's Metropolitano - keeper Antonin Kinsky or coach Igor Tudor.

On Tuesday, in the stadium where Tottenham suffered their Champions League final pain six and a half years ago, they managed to conjure up new depths from which to self-destruct.

Kinsky suffered 17 minutes of humiliation, but Tudor has suffered 26 days of pain, while realising what a mess Spurs are in.

The Croatian has not even made a dent. Nothing has improved from Thomas Frank's era, who in turn improved nothing from Ange Postecoglou's tenure.

All signs point to an overriding problem more deeply rooted within the club.

Spurs have now lost six games in a row for the first time in their history and Tudor has lost all four of his games in charge - the first Tottenham manager to do so.