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Fulham

Fulham boss Marco Silva, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "Great win for us and well deserved to. We were the best team on the pitch and deserved the three points against a really good side. Playing through the pressure sometimes in behind them. Our first half was top level, probably one of the best we've played this season. Crucial moment we scored the first goal. Overall, complete performance from the boys. The fans were at top level too.

"Winning the game and playing in our way is good. They are brave, they play really brave. We are really brave too this afternoon. Keeping a clean sheet is really important for us.

"Nice to see the work Muniz been doing since 2021 is paying off. I saw real talent in him. When he came 20-years-old not speaking one word in English, he wasn't even a starting player in Brazil. First season in Championship he did really well with Mitrovic in from of him. Last season not so well. He's a really good striker, a big talent is there. I'm really happy to have him with us and for him to keep evolving with us.

"He has all of the ability and potential to become a top striker. He's still a young lad. Keep playing week in, week out. Make mistakes and learn, keep doing good things."

Fulham

Fulham manager Marco Silva to Sky Sports on whether this was his side's best performance: "100% definitely. I said to the players if this is not our best it is very nearly.

"The first half was one of our best this season, we were so complete. We matched them.

"Some really good moments, and good goals as well. Throughout the first half we were clearly the best team on the pitch.

"It was crucial as well the way we started the second half, two quick goals that gave us control in the end.

"Almost a year with them always scoring. It speaks about our organisation this evening, the way we stopped them. We were brave enough to stop them. It really speaks about ourselves and how we have been solid this season.

"It's been really good this season. I will not stop wanting more every single week. The reality is now we have away games, they are going to be crucial for us if we want to keep climbing the table.

"We are going to work really hard to improve on last season."

"Everyone needs a big wake-up call."

That's incredibly damning from Son Heung-Min.

Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham captain Son Heung-min to Sky Sports: "It is very disappointing and very frustrating. Everybody has to look in the mirror and say 'it is my fault'.

"It was not good enough. We didn't put in the effort we have put in this season. The performance, the attitude was not good enough.

"Everyone needs a big wake-up call.

"In the Premier League if you are not ready you get punished. Aston Villa are an amazing team, but so are Fulham. If you are not giving 100% you get punished. You don't get three points for free.

"This is two steps backwards. We now need to step forward.

"It is unacceptable, including me it was unacceptable. We are representing Premier League teams, we are representing Tottenham.

"This was not close to what we have been doing this season. It is very sad to watch this. The fans don't deserve this. They are coming here with positive energy and good vibes. Losing this was is very tough.

"The players are very down."

Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham boss Ange Postecoglou, speaking to Sky Sports: "It was disappointing obviously. First half was a tight game, we had some chances they had some chances. Once they got the second goal, they got on top of us and we couldn't get a grip of the game like we needed to.

"It's something we need to analyse I thought we were careless on the ball. We were too keen to get forward. We lacked some conviction in our last third play. It's part of our growth. Feel that pain and learn from it. It does go down as a bad day at the office but we don't accept it. First half was even enough. It wasn't our normal levels. We didn't have the same intensity in our play. It's a big part of who we are.

On top four hopes: "It's all over so we'll just go for sixth. What am I meant to say to that? We're two points behind Villa. It's 10 games to go, there's so much football to play. I don't worry about that stuff. It's not about just falling into a place in the ladder. We could finish fourth, great, it's nothing this football club haven't done. It's about how we play."

Fulham

Fulham defender Antonee Robinson, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "We've had our moments this season and that's going to be up there. To do it in the way we did and to keep a keep clean means it's right up there for me.

"It's a real trend of ours, I don't think we've lost a game when we've scored first. We really showed we wanted to win that game. We kept our shape well and counter attacked really effectively.

On Rodrigo Muniz: "I've been fortunate to talk a lot about him in a good light. A goal drought is not nice for anyone. It's really good for him. He puts in so much work for us and he's a big credit to himself.

"We have a really good home record this season. Clean sheets mean a lot to us. If we'd have conceded late on and won 3-1 then the manager would have been really angry at us."

Simon: I'll be very interested to see what the gaffer has to say about this performance. Disjointed, uninterested totally anaemic. How Bissouma got into the starting 11 today is beyond me.

Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham manager Ange Postecoglou to BBC Match of the Day: "We weren't great, especially in the second half. The first half was even enough, we conceded a disappointing goal.

"In the second half we didn't get to grips with the game. The intensity dropped.

"Our final third play wasn't great. But it's more the overall play that was disappointing. There are things we've done all year we've prided ourselves on, our intensity and tempo, but that wasn't there in the second half."

On missing Micky van de Ven: "That's not the reason we didn't perform today. Micky van de Ven is not the reason we didn't perform today."

Does it feel like one step forward, one step back? "It's more like four steps forward, one step back. If we go one step forward, one back, we'd be more like in 18th position."

Ange Postecoglou is speaking to the media. He says his side "never got to grips with the game".

Damning.

Good point Ben! He got everything tactically spot on today.

Fulham have scored 29 goals at Craven Cottage in the Premier League this season; their joint-most after 15 home games in a single campaign in the competition (also 29 in 2011-12).

Ben: It's a shame all the attention is on how bad Spurs are. Marco Silva a dark horse for manager of the season? No Mitrovic, no problem!

Spurs failed to score and were beaten by three or more goals in the Premier League for the first time since October 2021, when they lost 3-0 against Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s Manchester United.

This was Fulham’s joint-biggest margin of victory over Spurs in league football, beating them by three goals for just the third time (also 3-0 in August 2003 and 4-1 in February 1965).

Scott: I blame Ange for telling the supporters to believe - kiss of death

Matt Jarvis
Former Wolves & Norwich winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Good performance in the first half but Fulham blew Tottenham away in the first 15 minutes of the second half. It could have been more.

There was only one team in it in the second half.

That team wasn't Tottenham.

Fulham's first home league win over Tottenham for 14 years.

Fulham boss Marco Silva's first ever win against Spurs.