Tottenham ace slammed for “disgraceful” actions caught on video after defeat to Fulham.

Tottenham defender Pedro Porro faced backlash from sections of the fanbase after he appeared to angrily confront teenage midfielder Lucas Bergvall and headed straight for the tunnel without acknowledging supporters following Spurs’ 2–1 defeat to Fulham on Saturday night. Although some interpreted his reaction as pure frustration, many were unhappy to see him directing anger toward a 19-year-old teammate.

Spurs endured a disastrous start, conceding twice within the opening six minutes against their out-of-form London rivals, and the match ended with loud boos from the home crowd. Pressure on Thomas Frank continues to grow, with only one win in the last seven games across all competitions raising serious concerns.

Porro, visibly upset, was seen gesturing angrily at Bergvall before storming off, removing his shirt and failing to applaud the fans. The exact cause of his frustration is unclear, but some believe it stemmed from Bergvall clapping the supporters—something Porro may have refused to do after hearing the boos.

Supporters quickly reacted online. One fan expressed frustration with Porro for snubbing the crowd, ignoring the manager, and targeting a younger teammate. Another praised Bergvall’s professionalism and labelled Porro’s behaviour “cowardly.” Several comments suggested the moment reflected a wider disconnect between the team and its supporters.

Fulham’s early goals from Kenny Tete and Harry Wilson left Spurs scrambling, with goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario partly at fault for the second after losing possession near his box. When he next touched the ball, some fans booed him, and the jeers continued after full-time.

Thomas Frank strongly condemned the treatment of his goalkeeper, calling it “completely unacceptable” and insisting that those who behaved that way “can’t be true Tottenham fans.”