James Maddison Doubtful for Nottingham Forest Match After Injury

Tottenham Hotspur advanced to the Europa League semi-finals after a 1-0 win against Eintracht Frankfurt, with James Maddison winning the decisive penalty that led to Dominic Solanke's goal. Maddison was forced off after a heavy collision with Frankfurt goalkeeper Kaua Santos, which many thought could have warranted a red card, but manager Ange Postecoglou praised Maddison's courage and indicated the injury is not believed to be serious. Both Maddison and Postecoglou downplayed fears of a significant setback, though the midfielder remains sore and is considered doubtful for Tottenham's upcoming Premier League match against Nottingham Forest. The focus for Spurs is now on the Europa League, and there's no rush to bring Maddison or other key players like Heung-min Son back for league fixtures. Maddison's performance, especially his bravery, earned widespread praise and helped silence critics who had questioned his recent form. Postecoglou expressed confidence in his squad's fitness and resilience as Tottenham seeks its first major trophy in 17 years.