Contrasting football styles collide in dramatic Spurs match.

Tottenham Loses UEFA Super Cup Final to PSG

Goals from set plays and a solid defensive performance by Tottenham were not enough to secure victory in the UEFA Super Cup final against Paris Saint-Germain. Tottenham took a 2-0 lead with goals from Micky van de Ven and Cristian Romero, but PSG fought back to level the score and eventually won on penalties, with Nuno Mendes scoring the winning spot kick.

Tottenham's new manager, Thomas Frank, showcased a different style of play compared to his predecessor, Ange Postecoglou. Despite the loss, Frank's tactical approach and defensive strategy left a mark on the team and supporters. The match saw debuts for Tottenham's summer signings Mohamed Kudus and Joao Paulhina, with a strong defensive lineup including a back three and a commanding performance from captain Cristian Romero.

PSG, coming off a recent FIFA Club World Cup final, made significant changes to their lineup, including the introduction of goalkeeper Lucas Chevalier. Despite Tottenham's early lead and defensive efforts, PSG managed to equalize late in the game and eventually win the match on penalties, building on their recent Champions League success.

The match highlighted Tottenham's physicality and aggression, particularly in set-piece situations, which align with Frank's strategic approach to the game. While Tottenham showed promise and resilience throughout the match, PSG's quality and attacking prowess ultimately secured their victory in the UEFA Super Cup final.