“He recorded only 31 touches, less than Guglielmo Vicario, won just one of three duels, and provided a single key pass. His confidence is currently ‘NON-EXISTENT,’ and he should be dropped immediately Against  west Ham after International break ” Spurs fans argue, calling for the removal of the 5/10 performer who had fewer touches than Vicario against Ferencvaros.

“He recorded only 31 touches, less than Guglielmo Vicario, won just one of three duels, and provided a single key pass. His confidence is currently ‘NON-EXISTENT,’ and he should be dropped immediately Against  west Ham after International break ” Spurs fans argue, calling for the removal of the 5/10 performer who had fewer touches than Vicario against Ferencvaros.

“He recorded only 31 touches, less than Guglielmo Vicario, won just one of three duels, and provided a single key pass. His confidence is currently ‘NON-EXISTENT,’ and he should be dropped immediately,” Spurs fans argue, calling for the removal of the 5/10 performer who had fewer touches than Vicario against Ferencvaros.

Ange Postecoglou’s Tottenham continued their winning streak with a 2-1 victory over Hungarian team Ferencvaros on Thursday, marking their fifth consecutive win across all competitions.

It’s been an impressive week for Postecoglou and his squad, following a decisive triumph against Manchester United last weekend.

Dejan Kulusevski showcased his passing skills, while Brennan Johnson maintained his excellent form, coming off the bench to score for the fifth game in a row. Since his self-imposed social media break, Johnson has become a crucial player for Spurs and is seen as a key part of the team’s future.

Tottenham also featured several young talents in this Europa League match. Despite a strong lineup against Qarabag last week, they opted for a younger squad in Hungary, with teenagers Archie Gray, Lucas Bergvall, Will Lankshear, and Mikey Moore starting.

Moore stood out, earning praise from Football.London’s Alasdair Gold for his impressive debut. Lankshear also made a solid impression with his hardworking performance, completing all ten of his passes and taking two shots.

Moore attempted six dribbles and was a constant threat to the Ferencvaros defense, though he did lose possession 25 times, reflecting his bold playing style.

However, it wasn’t a great night for Timo Werner, who struggled to find his form. Despite his effort and speed, he missed several chances, including a significant opportunity against Andre Onana at Old Trafford last weekend.

This match was seen as a chance for him to regain confidence, but he fell short. With a rating of 5/10 from Football.London, he failed to capitalize on a golden opportunity set up by Moore, ultimately firing into the side-netting from a tight angle.

Werner finished with just 31 touches—fewer than the goalkeeper—and managed only one successful duel and a single key pass. Given his recent performances, Spurs may consider giving more minutes to Moore instead, leaving Werner’s future in the lineup uncertain.