Tottenham player Igor Tudor has been accused of misconduct over a ‘home rule’ claim.

Temporary Tottenham Manager Igor Tudor has been charged with misconduct over his claim that referee Thomas Bramall favored the “home team” in Tottenham’s 2-1 Premier League loss. Fulham.

He attacked Tudor after his relegation-threatened side’s defeat on March 1, saying Bramall “doesn’t understand football”.

The Croatian was furious with the Cottagers’ first goal, which he believes was caused by Raul Jimenez pressing Radu Dragosin before Harry Wilson put the ball into the net.

“I didn’t like the referee today, a lot of the home team’s referee. I didn’t feel good with him,” Tudor told the BBC after the match.

“All the decisions were in their favour. He doesn’t understand football, he doesn’t understand what is wrong and what is right.

“he [Jimenez] He wasn’t thinking about the ball, he was thinking about how to cheat, he cheated the player, he was pushing, it was cheating and it was a mistake. “Ninety-nine out of 100 people will say it’s a mistake, that’s pretty clear.”

The Football Association said Tudor “behaved inappropriately during a post-match interview by making comments that implied bias, called into question integrity and/or were personally offensive in relation to the match referee.”

Tottenham and the 47-year-old have until Monday to respond to the charge.