Finally from Spurs boss Ange Postecoglou, on Spurs’ women facing Man Utd in a FA Cup final: “Massive.
“The whole year they have made significant inroads in terms of their progress. The opportunity to win a trophy is brilliant for them and it’s brilliant for our football club – so all the best.
“They have shown some good resilience through the year and it will hold them in good stead.”
On Burnley having extra motivation for the game: “I think again pretty consistent in saying you have got to block that stuff out and prepare ourselves for another big challenge – most of the games are of consequence.
“Burnley need a result tomorrow and they have been aggressive in their approach.
“If you look at the last few weeks Bernley have picked up results and they will feel like they have to go for it to have any chance of survival.”
‘When you’re 4-0 down it doesn’t look great’
From east to north London now as Spurs boss Ange Postecoglou, addresses the 4-2 loss to Liverpool: “When you’re 4-0 down it doesn’t look great. I felt the thing which was missing before was the final third action.
“As I said disappointing to not get the result, but there was enough there for me to provide feedback to the boys.”
On what he has learned this season: “I am who I am. I have resisted the notion to try change the way I am and it is not easy in the Premier League with the scrutiny.
“There is nothing I have learned about myself this year that I didn’t know – I am not a perfect human being and I will keep moving on.”
On injury updates: “No nothing [no change] from last week.”
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