Harry Kane accused of “embarrassing” behavior in Everton draw by Danny Murphy

Tottenham Hotspur’s dream of securing a top-four spot in the Premier League table took yet another hit on Friday after their draw against Everton. Amidst all the disappointment and frustration, one player who stood out for all the wrong reasons was none other than Spurs’ star midfielder. The player was accused of embarrassing himself on the pitch as he failed to make any significant impact throughout the match, leaving his team’s fans disheartened. With the pressure mounting on Tottenham and their under-performing players, it remains to be seen if the star in question can step up and turn the tide in their favor.


Tottenham’s head coach, Antonio Conte, has departed the club by mutual agreement. Although Conte took charge just a few months ago, the club has struggled to achieve the desired results on the pitch. The team’s latest draw with Everton was marred by red cards, including one for midfielder Abdoulaye Doucoure, who was sent off for striking Harry Kane in the face. The incident has since generated controversy, with former Liverpool midfielder Danny Murphy accusing Kane of exaggerating the impact of the blow. Murphy has stated that Kane’s reaction was embarrassing and that he would apologise if his children behaved in the same way. Even so, he admits that Doucoure’s red card was justified, as he had breached the rules and let down his team. The match ended in a 1-1 draw after Michael Keane scored a stunning goal to level the scores. Speaking to Sky Sports afterward, Keane stated that he had not seen a replay of Doucoure’s red card but felt that it was the correct decision. Tottenham will need to regroup and refocus as they seek to turn their fortunes around.


Despite the disappointment of yet another frustrating result for Tottenham, all eyes are on star player Harry Kane following accusations of embarrassing himself during the game against Everton. Whether or not Kane’s performance was truly a let-down remains up for debate, but one thing is certain: the pressure is on for the Spurs forward to step up his game as the season progresses. With plenty of matches left in the campaign, there’s still time for Tottenham to turn things around and prove that they’re a force to be reckoned with. Only time will tell if they can rise to the challenge.