Tottenham’s Igor Tudor has not minced his words when asked what he thought of the referee’s decision to allow Fulham’s opening goal to stand.

Tottenham once again failed to pose much of a threat in the final third, with Fulham emerging deserved 2-1 winners at Craven Cottage.

The away side found themselves behind just seven minutes into the encounter, courtesy of a goal from Harry Wilson.

However, the Tottenham players were calling for a foul on Radu Dragusin, who appeared to be pushed by Fulham’s Raul Jimenez, but referee Thomas Bramall did not see it that way, while VAR did not intervene.

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Tudor felt that it was an obvious foul on Dragusin and also pointed out that his side was on the receiving end of a similar foul against Arsenal, where Randal Kolo Muani’s second goal was ruled out for a push on Gabriel Magalhaes.

The Spurs interim head coach bemoaned the lack of consistency, describing the decision as ‘incredible’.

When asked if it looked like a foul by Jimenez, in the lead-up to Fulham’s opener, Igor Tudor told Football.London: “Of course it’s a foul, I think. Nine out of 10 people will say it’s a foul, I believe, because it’s so obvious,...