Conte: It is impossible to compete for Champions League qualification after losing consecutive games at home The outside world needs to figure out the current situation of Tottenham Hotspur

According to the BBC, in the 25th round of the Premier League, Tottenham Hotspur lost 0-2 at home to Wolves, and was overtaken by the opponent in the standings, handing over the 7th place. After the game, Tottenham coach Conte gave an interview to Sky Sports.

Conte said: "Today was a very difficult game and the final stages were the best we played in. We created a lot of scoring opportunities and had possession, but obviously, it's hard to explain how well we started – I think the two goals from the opponent are hard to put into words. ”

"After the game against Southampton, I said it was part of the process, but we were all very clear that when you start the game that way, it's not going to be easy. Because when you're behind 0-2, things don't get easy. I don't have much to say about the dedication of the players because until the end of the game we were all trying to find a goal. We created chances, but in the end we got another loss. We have to keep working hard and recognize that the situation is not easy for us. ”

"I've been telling you since I came here that we have to work hard every game; three weeks after taking over, I've made my point of view clearer and we have to keep working. There's a lot of work to be done, but it's not easy to do because we're used to having the Champions League, the Europa League, but everyone probably has to realize that something has changed. You have to keep working hard to rebuild. We must recognize that. ”

"I'm trying to work with my players to improve the situation, but everyone has to understand where we are at the moment. When you lose two games in a row at home and your previous game against Chelsea, it's impossible for a team like that to qualify for the Champions League. ”

"We also have to fight and try to build something important to improve the situation, but it's important to figure out the situation because if it doesn't, our fans may be disappointed. Instead, they have to try to understand that, to try to spur us on, to support us – these players need to feel the good vibes and not put pressure on a goal that you can't achieve at the moment. That's my opinion. ”

(Felix Cat)