Interim Tottenham manager Igor Tudor launched a furious attack on referee Thomas Bramall after a 2-1 defeat at Fulham, accusing him of being a 'home team referee' who 'doesn't understand football.' Tudor was particularly incensed by Fulham's opening goal, claiming Raul Jimenez pushed Radu Dragusin before Harry Wilson scored, calling it 'cheating' that changed the game.

This controversy comes as Tottenham face a genuine relegation battle, sitting 16th in the Premier League just four points above the drop zone. The loss extended their winless streak to 10 league games - their worst run in 32 years. Tudor's appointment has yet to spark any improvement, with defeats against Arsenal and Fulham highlighting deeper issues beyond refereeing decisions.

Midfielder Yves Bissouma acknowledged the 'big emergency' facing the club, while former player Chris Sutton warned Spurs are 'in real danger of going down.' With 10 games remaining and European commitments looming, Tudor must find solutions quickly. The Croatian coach faces mounting pressure as Tottenham's traditionally secure top-flight status appears increasingly threatened this season.