"We have to be together" - Mathys Tel is facing Tottenham's fans after losing Pivot at Fulham

Mathys Tel faced the frightening fans at the end, after the Loss of Tottenham from Fulham.

Spurs They traveled on Sunday to their London rivals, hoping to win for the second time in the last five games.

However, Fulham Strikes Tottenham with a late double as goals from Rodrigo Munis and Ryan Sessegnon sealed a 2-0 result in Craven Cottage.

The result leaves Spurs on the 13th place in the table, at the level with Everton, West Ham and Manchester United.

But the latter can move with three clear points with Victory over Leicester this evening.

While Tottenham’s hopes of making a late growth for a European place are everything but are over.

The pressure is now being built on Ange Postecoglou, who has won only 10 of his 29 matches in Liga this season.

And the Spurs fans in the distant end from Fulham have let themselves up full time.

They left their team’s lack of struggle and energy.

But even the most ardent supporter would not have been expected to sign the January loan to try to make peace.

The striker crossed the actions and entered the support while he was frightened from all sides.

Tel, who could join Spurs in a permanent movement from Bayern Munich for 55 million pounds this summer, tried to calm things while facing vocal fans.

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The Frenchman could be heard saying that he “must be together.”

But the star ended by going defeated, while the supporters told him that things “are not good enough.”

Speaking after the match, Boss Postecoglou acknowledged that he shared the pain of the fans.

He said, “I have their disappointment. It is unacceptable to see 15 defeats of the League.

“It is nowhere good enough, nowhere about the level we have to be and I understand the frustrations of the supporters with it.

“Today it was not so much about performance, it was just another day when we let a game move away from us, which we should not have.

“I did not play in the park and I felt that until they scored, I was the team approaching the top.

“I had a few good chances to go 1-0 up and that would have put the pressure on them, but it happened too many times this year.

“I offered the opposition an elevator in the game, giving soft goals.”