Thomas Tuchel has admitted that he feels “huge sympathy” for Ange Postecoglou after the latter was sacked as manager of Tottenham. Postecoglou was dismissed by Spurs on Friday as chairman Daniel Levy and the board made the difficult decision to part ways with the Australian.

The inside story behind Levy's decision to sack Postecoglou, after a historically bad domestic season but also Europa League glory

Tom: Without a shadow of doubt, this is the best decision. Ange had to go, and I have said this from day one. He was way out of his depth. We were extremely lucky not to get relegated. I feel sorry for him, but he definitely didn't have a clue, and that was obvious with 22 defeats.