In this video
- Asked where the result leaves Tottenham, the coach said it puts them in a good position. He thought the players were outstanding, and the opponents' late goal did not reflect Tottenham's dominance.
- Asked about players who came off, the coach said one was not injured and it was a tactical change. Another felt a tweak in his knee, but it doesn't sound serious.
- Asked about the crowd, the coach said the supporters were outstanding, and even the early goal came from the buzz in the stadium. It has been a tough season, but the European nights have been pretty special.
- Asked if a player hurt on the eve of the match is out for the season, the coach said it is too early to assess. He hurt his ankle in something innocuous in training.
“…it's on artificial grass, but it's still a game of football…”
- Asked if the late goal gave the opponents belief, the coach said Tottenham were similarly dominant against Frankfurt and it ended 1-1. Performances like tonight's give belief they can win away.
Tottenham Coach Reacts After 3–1 Win vs Bodø/Glimt | Europa League Semi-Final Press Conference 🚨
Watch in this video Tottenham Hotspur manager Ange Postecoglou shares his thoughts after Spurs’ impressive 3–1 victory over Bodø/Glimt in the UEFA Europa League semi-final first leg.
In this post-match press conference, Postecoglou discusses:
The tactical setup that exposed Bodø’s defense
Key players who stepped up in the big moments
What Tottenham needs to improve ahead of the second leg
Whether this was the team’s best European performance of the season
Spurs now carry momentum into the return leg — can Ange lead them to the Europa League final?
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