Tottenham Hotspur suffered a 2-1 defeat to Fulham in the Premier League at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on November 29, 2025. The hosts conceded twice in the opening six minutes, with goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario at fault for the second goal, leading to boos from frustrated fans. Mohammed Kudus pulled one back in the second half, but Fulham held on for their first away league win of the season.
Tottenham Hotspur's hopes of ending a winless Premier League run at home were dashed early in their match against Fulham. The game at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium started disastrously for Thomas Frank's side, who found themselves 2-0 down within six minutes. Kenny Tete opened the scoring in the fourth minute with a deflected strike off Destiny Udogie that wrong-footed Vicario.
Less than two minutes later, Vicario's error compounded the woes. The goalkeeper rushed out to intercept a long ball aimed at Raul Jimenez, but his panicked clearance fell to Josh King. King laid it off to Harry Wilson on the touchline, and the Welsh international curled a first-time shot into an empty net, prompting loud boos from the home supporters toward Vicario.
Fulham nearly extended their lead when Samuel Chukwueze rounded Vicario, but Micky van de Ven made a crucial goal-saving tackle. Tottenham improved as the first half progressed but trailed at the break.
In the second half, Spurs mounted a comeback. Randal Kolo Muani headed narrowly wide from Pedro Porro's cross, and soon after, Lucas Bergvall found Kudus, who volleyed fiercely past Bernd Leno to halve the deficit. Jimenez cleared Bergvall's header off the line, and Kolo Muani's back-heel effort just missed.
Despite the pressure, Fulham defended stoutly to secure the three points, marking their first away league victory this season. The loss extended Tottenham's winless home league streak to six games and was their third successive defeat across competitions.
Manager Thomas Frank acknowledged fan frustration post-match. "I think it’s ok that they [the fans] are frustrated because we haven’t won at home for so long," he told Sky Sports. "So that’s fair after the game. We all badly want to win. But during the game, that’s not a worry, I just hope it’s one incident that never happens again."
Frank urged calm amid a tough schedule, with Newcastle up next on Tuesday. Tottenham sit ninth, while Fulham, 15th, move closer to the top half.