James Maddison suffers NIGHTMARE knee injury blow for Tottenham as distraught star is taken off on stretcher having just returned to fitness
Head coach Thomas Frank said it looked a 'bad' injury and labelled the cruel setback, which came shortly after Maddison returned to fitness, as 'brutal'.
Frank confirmed it was an issue to the same knee Maddison injured last campaign.
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