Ange Postecoglou, the manager of Tottenham Hotspur, was left heartbroken after his team blew a 2-0 lead at home against their rivals, Chelsea. The match started well for Spurs, with two early goals, but things quickly went downhill. They ended up losing 4-3, conceding four goals in the second half. Postecoglou was clearly frustrated, as the team had played well initially but fell apart when key moments mattered most.

Injuries played a role in the team's downfall. Defender Cristian Romero got injured early in the game, which threw a wrench into the team's plans. Romero's absence left the defense vulnerable, contributing to the collapse.

Postecoglou pointed out that his team lost discipline in crucial instances, which led to two penalties. He stressed that when facing top teams like Chelsea, such mistakes can swing the game’s momentum quickly. The team needs to learn from this and maintain better discipline, especially in the penalty area.

Looking ahead, Postecoglou expressed hope that Romero's injury isn't too serious and noted that the full extent of Ben Davies' injury is still unknown. If injuries continue to plague the team, he plans to seek reinforcements during the January transfer window.

Despite the setback, Postecoglou acknowledged that his team has the potential to be tough to stop when they play their best. The challenge lies in maintaining that level of play throughout the game.

Tottenham's Big Blunder: Postecoglou’s Heartache after Chelsea Comeback

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