A footballer probably can't experience a worse evening than Antonín Kinský. After two huge blunders, the young Spurs keeper was substituted in the 17th minute, after surprisingly being allowed to make his CL debut in this game for the criticized regular keeper Vicario.
What happened? In the sixth minute, Kinský slipped during a goal kick. The ball landed directly with Lookman, then via Alvarez to Llorente, who casually shot the ball into the far corner. Eight minutes later, after a huge mistake by van den Ven led to the 2-0, the keeper was once again in the spotlight just moments later.
After a back pass, the ball slipped off the keeper's foot and landed directly at the feet of Julián Álvarez, who only had to tap it in.
As if it wasn't bad enough to make two such blunders within his first 15 CL minutes, the total humiliation followed immediately. Igor Tudor substituted the completely unsettled 22-year-old in the 17th minute for regular keeper Vicario.
After he left the field in tears, it didn't get any better. The Madrilenians scored directly to make it 4-0 in the 22nd minute.
Meanwhile, the English managed at least a consolation goal. Nonetheless, from the Spurs' perspective, the evening has been a complete disaster on all levels so far.
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