Tottenham goalkeeper replaced after conceding three goals vs Atlético Madrid

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•Tottenham Hotspur faced Atlético Madrid in a UEFA Champions League match on 2026-03-10.
•Goalkeeper Guglielmo Kinsky conceded three goals in the first 15 minutes of the match.
•Igor Tudor substituted Kinsky in the 17th minute, bringing on a second goalkeeper.
•Atlético Madrid defeated Tottenham 5-2 in the match.
•Julián Álvarez scored a brace for Atlético Madrid in the 5-2 victory.
•Reports in Argentina described Tudor as having "burned" two goalkeepers due to the early change.
•David de Gea later commented publicly, expressing support for Kinsky after the difficult game.

What Could Happen If...

▸If Igor Tudor keeps starting Kinsky in upcoming Tottenham matches The goalkeeper may rebuild confidence and reduce scrutiny over the Atlético errors.

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🏛Club Atlético de Madrid 🏛Tottenham Hotspur Football Club

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RURIA Novosti (RU)Де Хеа поддержал замененного на 17-й минуте голкипера "Тоттенхэма"CNChannel News AsiaTottenham sub goalkeeper Kinsky in 17th minute after Atletico score three METhe National (UAE)Tudor defends decision to sub goalkeeper Kinsky after 17 minutes following Atletico horror show AFRICAVanguard (Nigeria)Alvarez bags brace as Atletico thrash Tottenham 5-2

On 2026-03-11, Tottenham coach Igor Tudor defended his decision to substitute goalkeeper Guglielmo Kinsky after 17 minutes in a Champions League match at Atlético Madrid. Kinsky had conceded three goals in the opening quarter-hour before being replaced, and Atlético went on to beat Tottenham 5-2 with Julián Álvarez scoring twice. Former Spain goalkeeper David de Gea publicly supported Kinsky after the match, urging him to stay confident despite the errors.