LONDON (Reuters) - Tottenham Hotspur paid the highest price for two mistakes as their Champions League dream came to a bitter end against Juventus on Wednesday, manager Mauricio Pochettino said. An enterprising Tottenham appeared in control but the Champions League proved an unforgiving arena. "We made two mistakes and conceded two goals," Pochettino, who is yet to win a trophy for Spurs despite impressive progress since taking charge in 2014 said, told reporters. Pochettino refused to blame the inexperience of his players at the highest tier of European football. "When you assess the game and watch it again and again, I think for more than 70 minutes Tottenham were much better and we created a lot of chances.

Source: The Star March 08, 2018 00:00 UTC