Tottenham 1-2 Fulham: What Frank and Vicario said

Tottenham boss Thomas Frank, speaking to Sky Sports about the supporters being frustrated to the point they booed their own goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario: "It is OK that they are frustrated, because we haven't won at home for a long time. We all badly want to win so I'm fine with them booing after the game, but during the game I hope it was one incident and it never happens again."

On Pedro Porro showing some frustration towards the supporters when he left the pitch: "I didn't see the incident so I don't know exactly. We are in a tough spell right now and for my players it is about being as calm as possible and doing everything we can to work through it."

On their recent run of form: "This result leaves us in a place where we have lost another game. Every game has a single story, this game we lost in the first six minutes. We just need to keep working. The second half was much better and hopefully something we can use to learn."

Tottenham goalkeeper Vicario speaking to Sky Sports: "It's tough because to go 2-0 down after six minutes, you never expect this. Especially the second goal was a mistake of mine. I take the responsibility for that.

"The intent was to clear the ball long but I hit the ball in a bad way. It was a bigger mountain to climb after seven minutes. We tried to push, put in some duels and put some pressure on them but we didn't create so many chances to hurt them and get back in the game.

"It's a very disappointing defeat which we didn't expect to. I take the responsibility for the defeat.

"But we got another game in two days and we will try to do our best to make sure we have a positive result against Newcastle."

Did you know?

• Tottenham suffered their 10th home defeat of 2025 in the Premier League, with this now their joint-most home league defeats in a single calendar year in club history (also 10 in 1994 and 2003).

• Spurs have lost four consecutive home London derbies for the first time in the Premier League (v Chelsea twice, Crystal Palace and Fulham).

• Fulham taking a 2-0 lead in the sixth minute marked the earliest that Tottenham have ever conceded two goals in a Premier League home match.