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3/10 rating with Fewer Touches less than Kinsky, what RUBBISH display, he let Ange down and time for him to leave”- Pundits criticized Spurs player that causes Tottenham defeat Vs Leicester City
Fewer touches than Kinsky: Ange was let down by 3/10 Spurs dud v Leicester
Tottenham Hotspur suffered a fourth consecutive Premier League defeat, losing 2-1 to Leicester City, which further intensifies the pressure on manager Ange Postecoglou.
Although Richarlison gave Spurs the lead before halftime, two rapid second-half goals from Jamie Vardy and Bilal El Khannous sealed the win for Leicester, who are fighting to stay out of relegation.
The result leaves Tottenham in 15th place, just eight points above the relegation zone after their 13th loss of the season—matching the number of defeats suffered by newly promoted Ipswich Town.
Injuries have certainly played a role in Tottenham’s recent struggles, but several players failed to make an impact, leading to an embarrassing loss. Many players seemed off the pace, with their underwhelming performances putting Postecoglou’s job at risk, threatening to end his near two-year tenure.
Tottenham’s Disappointing Performers vs Leicester
Dejan Kulusevski, who was making his tenth consecutive league start, has been a reliable figure for Tottenham amid recent injuries. However, today he struggled, losing possession 22 times—more than any other player on the pitch. Kulusevski also failed to complete any of his three dribbles and was dribbled past twice, struggling as Leicester pressed for a late equalizer.
Heung-min Son also continued his disappointing season. The winger failed to complete any of his six attempted crosses and couldn’t create any clear opportunities for his teammates. This lack of contribution from key attackers highlights the need for reinforcements in Tottenham’s offensive lineup before the transfer window closes.
Tottenham’s Biggest Underperformer vs Leicester
Pape Sarr, who started in midfield alongside Lucas Bergvall and Rodrigo Bentancur, had a forgettable performance. Substituted in the 54th minute, Sarr was by far the least impactful of the three midfielders, with just 34 touches—fewer than goalkeeper Antonin Kinsky, who had 35.
Sarr failed to make any tackles or interceptions, and his lack of defensive contribution allowed Leicester to get back into the game. In fact, his poor distribution, including a giveaway leading to Leicester’s first goal, highlighted his struggle. He handed the ball back to the opposition six times, eventually conceding a foul in his attempts to recover possession.
Sarr received a harsh 3/10 match rating from journalist Tom Parsons, reflecting his lackluster performance. Given this dismal display, Sarr may find himself out of the starting lineup for Tottenham’s next match against Elfsborg, further complicating Postecoglou’s position as manager.
