Guglielmo Vicario responds to Tottenham errors with clear message for Liverpool and Bodo/Glimt

Guglielmo Vicario has posted a wordless message to social media, but the meaning behind it is very clear as Tottenham prepare to face Liverpool and Bodo/Glimt.

It has been a shocking season for Spurs who currently sit fifth from bottom in the Premier League table. Injury problems have frequently hampered Ange Postecoglou's squad with the Tottenham boss last having his first-choice XI all available back in November.

One shining light however, has been their Europa League campaign with a superb 1-0 win away to Eintracht Frankfurt in their quarter-final second leg sealing a spot in the last four. .

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Before their first clash against the Norwegian champions on Thursday, May 1, Tottenham travel to Anfield this weekend to face Premier League champions-elect Liverpool. After Arsenal drew with Crystal Palace earlier this week, Arne Slot's side need just one point to secure the title.

Having conceded 10 goals across three meetings against Liverpool this season, it does not bode too well for Spurs. While focus will almost certainly be on their European semi-final and thus rotation could take place, the team put out will still want to put up a fight.

One player likely to start both of those games is goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario. The Italy international has come under fire in recent weeks for making mistakes which have either led to goals or huge chances.

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Posting to his story, Vicario uploaded a picture, with Martin Garrix's High on Life as the backing track, of the players celebrating in front of the few hundred fans that travelled to Germany to see their excellent win against Frankfurt.

Even without adding a caption, it is quite clear what the point is that Vicario is trying to get across. One big player that could be missing for the next two games is club captain Son-Heung-min.

"Sonny is improving which is a positive for us, not for Sunday," he said on Friday. "Everyone else from the last game has backed up well."

Asked about Son's chances of playing against Bodo/Glimt, he replied: "We'll see. It was his first time on the grass today and he said it felt better."

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