Archie Gray believes Tottenham can take positives from Wednesday's 5-3 Champions League defeat at Paris Saint-Germain, despite describing the result as 'not good enough.' The midfielder, who returned from a calf injury, played a key role in Spurs' first two goals and praised the team's attacking threat.
Richarlison scored his sixth goal of the season, while Randal Kolo Muani netted his first two for the club. However, defensive lapses allowed PSG to turn a 2-1 deficit into a 4-2 lead within 15 minutes. Gray admitted the loss was disappointing but noted improvements from Sunday's 4-1 derby defeat at Arsenal.
'It's disappointing to lose games of football and we're not happy after that one,' Gray said. 'But we've got more positives to take from this game than the last game. We scored three goals so that was obviously pretty positive.'
The defeat extended Spurs' poor run, with only three wins in 12 matches since late September. Gray acknowledged the fans' support in Paris: 'They have stuck with us through a lot of hard times. Hopefully there were a few positives that we could give them.'
Gray, who has been used in multiple positions, expressed gratitude for the coaching staff's individual plans. 'They have been really helpful with individual plans and stuff like that,' he added.
