Tottenham Hotspur manager Igor Tudor criticised refereeing standards following his side’s latest Premier League fixture. The manager described the official as a 'home referee' after several decisions went against his team during the match. The result leaves Tottenham without a victory in 10 league games, marking the club’s longest winless streak in 22 years.
Tudor stated that the club faces a 'big emergency' as it attempts to avoid relegation from the top flight. Tottenham currently sits in a precarious position in the table with only a few months of the season remaining. According to reports from The Guardian, the hierarchy at the club remains concerned about the recent run of form under the Croatian manager.
The defeat adds further pressure to Tudor, who took over at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium earlier in the season. Sky Sports reports that the manager called for more consistency from match officials to ensure fair competition. Tottenham must now prepare for a series of critical fixtures against bottom-half rivals to secure its Premier League status.
