'Blinded by anger' - What the future holds for Antonio Conte at Tottenham after outburst - Inside Europe

After the highs of their spectacular win at Manchester City, Tottenham and Antonio Conte were brought crashing back down to earth after suffering a defeat against relegation-threatened Burnley. The loss was Spurs’ fourth in their last five league matches and leaves them in eighth place — seven points adrift of fourth-placed Manchester United in the battle to qualify for the Champions League. Ad/> Such a position is wildly unfamiliar for Conte who has won five league titles in his last seven seasons in club management – including the English title during a spell at Chelsea.

Premier League'I want to finish my season' — Conte considering quitting Spurs after latest defeat16 HOURS AGO Following the match, the fiery Italian was not shy in letting his feelings about his current predicament at the north London club be known. «We are working a lot, we are working hard, I think we are doing everything to try to improve but it’s not enough, very frustrating. First time in my life, four defeats in five.

Maybe I am not so good,» he said. «Tottenham called me to improve but I’m honest and I can’t close my eyes. I want to finish my season.

I hate to lose, we lost four in last five games. »This is unacceptable. I won't accept it.