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Tottenham suffered a heavy opening-period collapse against Atlético Madrid after goalkeeper Antonín Kinský’s errors allowed three early goals. Manager Igor Tudor substituted Kinský with Guglielmo Vicario, but the early mistakes effectively decided the game, leaving Spurs needing a strong response in upcoming fixtures.

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00:01Tottenham endured a chaotic and painful night in Spain as a disastrous opening spell from
00:07goalkeeper Antoine Kinski helped Atletico Madrid race into an early commanding lead.
00:14Argo Tudor's decision to start the 22-year-old ahead of regular number one Guilherme Vicario
00:19proved costly among almost immediately. Just five minutes into the match, Kinski slipped under
00:25pressure, gifting Atletico the opening goal and setting the tone for a remarkable and damaging start
00:31for Spurs. The problems quickly escalated. Moments later, Tottenham's defence unraveled again when
00:38Miki van der Ven lost his footing while attempting to clear a dangerous cross. Antoine Griezmann
00:45capitalised on the error to double Atletico's advantage and leave Spurs struggling to recover.
00:52Barely a minute later, the moment came that summed up Tottenham's nightmare. Kinski miscontrolled the
00:58back pass while attempting to clear first time, allowing Julian Alvarez the simplest of finishes
01:03into an empty net. Spurs' misery was compounded shortly afterwards when Atletico struck once again,
01:10taking full advantage of the defensive confusion to add a fourth goal. For Spurs, it was an opening
01:15period that stunned observers and effectively decided the contest. What was meant to be a major
01:22European test instead became a night Tottenham we'll want to forget as quickly as possible.
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