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Harry Kane Compared To Tom Hanks For His Dive Vs Wolves

Harry Kane Compared To Tom Hanks For His Dive Vs Wolves

The England captain was accused of diving against Wolverhampton Wanderers on Sunday night, as Jose Mourinho's side dropped two points.

Ryan Sidle

Ryan Sidle

Harry Kane was criticised for 'diving' against Wolves on Sunday night, so much so that one commentator even compared him to Tom Hanks.

Spurs dropped two more points on Sunday, as their attempts to get into the title picture took a knock for the fourth game in-a-row.

Jose Mourinho's side took an early lead through Tanguay Ndombele but failed to add to their lead before Romain Saiss equalised late on, to earn the hosts a point.

Late in the game Kane attempted to get his side back ahead as he ran onto a ball into the box but tumbled to the ground under pressure from Saiss.

No foul was given and Kane also wasn't booked for diving, but clearly the commentator on beIN Sports wasn't impressed as he referred to the England captain as 'Tom Hanks,' for all his acting.

After the match Mourinho criticised his players for lacking ambition, "I am frustrated with the result, we had control of game, we had 89 minutes to score more goals and we didn't," the Spurs boss said.

"It's not just about not scoring but also not being dangerous and ambitious and for me that's the problem.

"But I don't think is very, very obvious to go in that direction and not to go in other directions. The other direction for me is you score a goal in the first minute, you have 89 minutes to score more goals and we didn't.

"It's disappointing (to concede as they did) and tomorrow we are going to have a similar meeting of other meetings we've had and we're going to practise the same thing we practised that we have after other situations. But we have 89 minutes to score more goals."

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Topics: Spurs, Wolverhampton Wanderers, Football News, Jose Mourinho, Tottenham Hotspur, Premier League, Wolves, Harry Kane