Igor Tudor, the manager of angry Marseille, watched as Tottenham advanced in the Champions League while also eliminating his team from the competition.
On November 1, 2022, in Marseille, France, at the Orange Velodrome, Olympique Marseille head coach Igor Tudor reacts during the group D match between Tottenham Hotspur and Marseille.
Igor Tudor dominated Marseille’s European departure.
Igor Tudor, the fuming manager of Marseille, stormed onto the field as Tottenham raced forward to score the game-winning goal after his team had lost a wonderful opportunity to advance.
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Marseille took the lead through Chancel Mbemba in the first half while Antonio Conte’s team needed all three points. Marseille needed just one point to advance to the Champions League knockout stages.
Before Sead Kolasinac missed a golden opportunity to tie the game, Clement Lenglet came on to score an equalizer. Marseille then gave the ball away in the final seconds, infuriating their manager.
Afterward, Harry Kane took possession of the ball to find a charging Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg. In the meantime, Tudor had charged onto the field from his dugout.
The Croatian manager provided the following justification for his actions: “We had a right to triumph. They couldn’t hear me because of the noise, which was too loud.”
The fact that Marseille finished last in the standings and didn’t earn a spot in the Europa League made the defeat much more bitter.
Igor Tudor, the furious Marseille manager, was on the field during the last moments.
Igor Tudor, the furious Marseille manager, was on the field during the last moments.
Igor Tudor, a former assistant for Juventus, disregarded the rules.
Igor Tudor, a former assistant for Juventus, disregarded the rules.
When a fan noticed Tudor’s stance, they made the joke, “Igor Tudor’s on the pitch, he thinks it’s all over.”
“Tudor knew how deadly that last counter was,” the second person said.
“12 vs. 11 with Igor Tudor,” a third responded.
Igor Tudor was literally on the field to warn his players, according to a fourth post.
In Marseille, Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg scored the game-winning goal for Tottenham.
Cristian Stellini, assistant to manager Antonio Conte, talked to BT Sport after Tottenham advanced as group champions despite Conte’s absence due to suspension.
He stated: “When we triumphed, I felt good.
“I talked to Antonio. He is worn out because it is unusual for him to observe from the crowd. He used a lot of energy in vain.
“Staying on the sidelines is preferable because you can experience the game just like the players do.”