Thomas Frank watched his Tottenham side move up to five points in the UEFA Champions League table after three games with a 0-0 draw against Monaco.

Guglielmo Vicario was the hero – making eight saves in total to deny the French side and save his defence – but it was undoubtedly a concerning display from an attacking perspective as well for Spurs, who are now 15th.

Thomas Frank therefore has work to do at Hotspur Way – but the Dane can take some comfort from making a bit of Tottenham history in Monaco.

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History made as Thomas Frank sets a Tottenham first

The 52-year-old has now become the first Tottenham manager ever to go unbeaten in their first three UEFA Champions League matches.

Spurs recorded a 1-0 win over Villarreal in their opening match of the 2025/26 European campaign, before fighting back from 2-0 down to claim a 2-2 draw against Bodo/Glimt in the second outing.

Tottenham undoubtedly need to improve on the attacking front if they want to have a memorable season in Europe, but Frank – who benched Pape Sarr again – can be proud of his solid...