Tottenham goalkeeper Antonin Kinsky was substituted after just 17 minutes of the Champions League last 16 first leg clash against Atletico Madrid on Wednesday after committing two errors leading to goals.
Spurs fell 3-0 down inside 15 minutes at the Metropolitano stadium against Diego Simeone's side, with all three goals coming from mistakes.
Tottenham coach Igor Tudor selected Kinsky, a 22-year-old Czech goalkeeper who had not played since October, over Guglielmo Vicario after five straight Premier League defeats.
However, Kinsky slipped and gave the ball away in the sixth minute for Marcos Llorente to open the scoring.
After Micky van de Ven fell over allowing Antoine Griezmann to score the second, Kinsky erred again.
The goalkeeper bungled a pass and Julian Alvarez was able to walk the ball into the net.
Antonín Kinský with a horror moment 😲
— SuperSport Football ⚽️ (@SSFootball) March 10, 2026
Julián Alvarez walks it in to make it three ⚽⚽⚽
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Tudor sent on Vicario to replace Kinsky, who was applauded off by Atletico's jubilant fans.
Antonin Kinsky visibly distraught after being subbed off on 17 minutes.
— Sleeper Football (@SleeperFooty) March 10, 2026
You have to feel for him. 🤍pic.twitter.com/15m4OpPC1P