
Watching Antonin Kinsky's first two appearances for Tottenham, it was easy to wonder if the club had signed not just an understudy but a genuine competitor to Guglielmo Vicario, capable of pushing hard for the Italian's place.
Kinsky was thrust straight in at the deep end on joining Spurs in early January, starting against Liverpool in the Carabao Cup semi-final first leg three days after his arrival from Slavia Prague, having instantly leapfrogged Fraser Forster and Brandon Austin in the pecking order.