Tottenham lost 1-2 to Fulham. Manager Thomas Frank expressed his regret after the match but promised to continue to work hard to improve the situation. He believes that the current situation will eventually be turned around.

Fulham scored two goals within the first six minutes of the match. Although they seemed to have a chance to fight back in the second half, with Mohamed Kudus pulling one back and Tottenham continuing to apply pressure, the damage was already done, and they were ultimately unable to reverse the situation.

In the post-match interview, Frank said: "We were well prepared and the players were fully in the game, but we were down 0-2 after six minutes. That's what happens when a team goes through a difficult period, things stop going smoothly and even simple things start to go wrong."

He pointed out that the team was too hasty in the first half and their rhythm was disrupted by the early goal: "We advanced too quickly, perhaps because we were scared by the start, or perhaps because we wanted to respond too quickly, and as a result, we were not calm enough."

Tottenham have yet to win in their last four league matches, but Frank emphasized that the team's attitude is absolutely commendable: "I see the players really want to win and really want to respond to the fans. They are trying to make the fans proud, and I can completely feel that."

"We are going through a difficult phase, but that's normal in football. We must keep working hard, keep moving forward, and keep improving. Everyone knows that if we persevere, we will definitely be able to turn things around."

"Tomorrow we will review the game and communicate the details that need to be corrected. We can't dwell on it for too long, because the next game is just around the corner. Tuesday's away game against Newcastle United will be a new opportunity."