Real Madrid suffer their first group stage loss since 2012 at the hands of Tottenham at Wembley Stadium. Mauricio Pochettino spoke after his side's victory over Real Madrid in the Champions League and explained why he believes his side are one of the best teams in Europe.
Tottenham goalkeeper Hugo Lloris will be sidelined for at least two weeks after suffering an adductor injury in Wednesday's 3-1 Champions League win over Real Madrid.
Lloris was a conspicuous absence from the France squad on Thursday when it was named by national team boss Didier Deschamps for this month's friendlies against Wales on Nov. 10 and Germany in Cologne four days later.
But Deschamps told reporters that Lloris, who usually captains France, had suffered "a tear of the big adductor."
The France coach added: "He has undergone tests this morning, he'll be out for at least 15 days."
Lloris played the full 90 minutes as Tottenham defeated European champions Madrid at Wembley, but after the game he told beIN SPORTS "I felt something when I landed" after jumping to claim a cross.
Ian is ESPN's French football correspondent. Twitter: @ian_holyman
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