In this video
- Frank said the players showed great character, with basically 12 outfield players available. He thinks they were more or less in control from the beginning to the end.
“Yeah, of course I'm happy, but it's not about me.”
- Asked about a player who scored against a former club again, Frank said he thinks he looked a threat and was heavily involved in the first goal. He told him to start scoring against teams other than his former clubs.
- Asked about the second goal and the substitute who came on, Frank said he wanted to start him, but they have been pushing him to the limit. Every science said not starting him was right.
- Asked where the performance ranks this season, Frank said he thinks it was actually quite complete. Defending high and low, control on the ball and the chances all looked very good.
- Asked about five English teams in the top eight, Frank said he had not checked, but that is dominant. He thinks it is another sign the Premier League is the best league in the world.
Thomas Frank shares his thoughts after guiding Tottenham Hotspur to a dominant Champions League group stage campaign, securing qualification to the Round of 16.
With five Premier League teams now in the top eight, Frank reflects on the strength of the Premier League and what that dominance means for European football. He also praises his squad’s control, character, and defensive performance despite limited squad depth, and explains his decisions on key players like Kolo Muani and Dominic Solanke.
From pressing to creativity, Frank breaks down what made the performance one of the season’s most complete. Can English teams continue their Champions League dominance?



