Raging Antonio Conte storms out of Spurs press conference after ONE question after VAR rules out late Harry Kane winner

Tottenham boss Conte was sent off as he furiously protested, while raging fans booed the officials.

The Italian later stormed out of a press conference after just one question as he blasted: “I don’t see honesty.”;

He went on to say: “VAR is doing a lot of damage.

“I want to see if, in another stadium of a big team, they are ready to disallow this type of goal. I’d like to know this.

“I feel a lot of injustice. I don’t like this type of situation. I see no positive things.

“I would like to see if VAR is so brave enough to make an unfair decision.

“This decision creates a big damage to the club.

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“I hope the club understands this and they speak with the people they have to speak with.

“The club has to be strong, otherwise it is only the manager speaking. It creates big, big damage.”

Emerson Royal headed the ball against a Sporting defender in the build-up but VAR Van Boekel deemed Kane to be ahead of the ball.

Even the official VAR photo looked inconclusive.

Now, Tottenham still need a point at Marseille’s Stade Velodrome next Thursday to progress into the knockout stage.

Conte added: “The ball was in front of Kane and the goal is a goal.

“I don’t understand the line they put. It is very difficult to comment on this decision.

“I don’t comment on the referee’s decision but the VAR this season in between Prem and Champions League, we are unlucky.

“We are only the team that has repeated a penalty.

“And every penalty I go to see if the keeper moves on the line and then I see it a lot of time.

“I want to see a repeat of penalties in the Prem. We are not so lucky with VAR. I think they create a big damage.”;

Heartbroken Kane added: “I don’t really know what to say to be honest I’m just absolutely gutted it ended like that and not with a win.

“To take the positives we showed great fighting spirit and it’s all in our hands for the final group game.”

While team-mate Matt Doherty added: “You can see from the celebrations we thought we won it.