Igor Tudor has to discuss a rare debut defeat at his press conference after Tottenham's 4-1 loss to Arsenal in the Premier League on Sunday.

The Croatian had won his opening match at his five previous clubs but that was not to be the case at Spurs with a north London derby humbling in the second half after the teams went in level at the break.

The opening goal had come in the 32nd minute when Bukayo Saka got into the box and hit a low pass that found Eberechi Eze in plenty of space to take a touch and drill home. However, Spurs got themselves level just 123 seconds later when Randal Kolo Muani dispossessed Declan Rice and raced from out wide and stepped past one challenge before smashing the ball low into the net for the first goal of Tudor's tenure.

It all fell apart though in the second half when Arsenal scored their second just two minutes in when Viktor Gyokeres found himself with all the time in the world to hit a curling...