Dominic Solanke

You don't want to get drawn into it?

Just tell us how big a blow you think this is.

It's one win in five now.

Well, Thomas, at halftime, honestly, it looked like there was no way back.

How did you and your players summon the belief, summon the fight to get back into it and take something from the match?

Was that the best and maybe the biggest, as in the most important 45 minutes of your time as Tottenham manager so far?

Do you think a lot of teams, maybe a lot of people, looking at yourself, might have given up in that moment at half-time?

You know, there's a...

how would I put it, a disillusioned crowd, a quiet crowd.

You're well behind in the game.

and somehow you found something.

Again, do you think others would have given up?

Did you say to the players at half-time, give them something, energy, shots, crosses, and it will start to turn?

And did you believe it yourself?

You can ask it on a human level.

Obviously, I think you've had it worse in the last couple of Premier League games.

But again, during that first half, it feels like the world against you.

You lose your captain at half-time.

As a man, how hard is it?

The singing that there was just before full-time, the way the crowd grew into the game, like the team, I think you already said it earlier in the interview, did that mean something to you personally?