In the final match of the Premier League that just ended, Tottenham lost 1-4 to Brighton at home. Coach Anchi Postecoglu said that the significance of this game far exceeds the score, and it is more to thank the fans for their support along the way.

Before the game, the Tottenham Stadium was filled with a celebratory atmosphere, with fans savoring the glory of the team's recent Europa League title. In the 17th minute of the game, Dominic Solanke scored a penalty kick to give Tottenham the lead.

However, the situation changed suddenly afterwards, and Brighton scored four goals in the second half to achieve a comeback. Postecoglu admitted after the game that if Matisse Ter's shot in the first half could have gone in, the game might have been completely different.

Facing the defeat, Postecoglu chose to be understanding and tolerant. He said: "We didn't achieve the desired result, but I don't think this will affect the fans' mood. Today is more about expressing gratitude and recognition. I hope the fans will remember this season because we did what they have been looking forward to for a long time."

"The emotional drain of the last three days was palpable. We were still competing in the first half, with Terr almost scoring a brace and Brennan having a chance in the second half, but we really ran out of steam in the last 35 minutes, which is understandable."

Asked if the emotions he felt in Bilbao and at the parade were beyond his expectations, Postecoglu made no secret of his excitement: "It's really incredible. Whether it was that night in Bilbao or the cheering in the streets of London, I felt extremely proud. We did something that made so many fans proud."

"Players and coaches can change, but the fans are always there. All they want is to be able to proudly say one day that my club has won. Now, they can finally say that."