Cristian Romero's 90th-minute equaliser spared Thomas Frank's blushes as Tottenham Hotspur snatched a 2-2 draw with Burnley at Turf Moor, but the result did little to appease the travelling supporters who called for the manager's sacking.
Micky van de Ven had given Spurs a first-half lead, but Burnley equalised through Axel Tuanzebe before Lyle Foster turned the game on its head with just under 15 minutes left. Romero's header from Wilson Odobert's cross salvaged a point, yet boos rang out at the final whistle.
The point leaves Spurs' Champions League hopes in their own hands, but the performance was a far cry from the spirited victory over Borussia Dortmund three days earlier. Frank's side started brightly but faded after the break, failing to create meaningful chances until the late equaliser.
Van de Ven and Romero have now scored 13 goals between them this season, underlining their importance in both boxes. However, the reliance on centre-backs to provide goals highlights a lack of firepower elsewhere, with Dominic Solanke still lacking sharpness.
Frank stuck with the three-man defence that worked against Dortmund, but Spurs' lack of movement made it easy for Burnley to defend. Despite the point, the pressure on the Dane remains intense as fans demand change.
