What Mauricio Pochettino told Mike Dean in an angry confrontation after the Spurs defeat

Mauricio Pochettino should be investigated by the FA following his 2-1 defeat against Spurs against Burnley after facing referee Mike Dean.

Pochettino's men suffered a seventh loss to the Premier League this season, putting an end to their title hopes.

Harry Kane had equalized after opening Chris Wood's score, but Ashley Barnes was able to get home seven minutes from the end, giving Sean Dyche three points.

The result leaves the Spurs five points behind Liverpool and Manchester City in anticipation of the Reds' move to Manchester United on Sunday.

The crisis was full-time as Pochettino and his staff went to the field.

Pochettino faced Dean and the words were exchanged.

Dean asked an unfortunate Pochettino, "What's your problem?"

The Spurs' leader answered Dean's "you know what" before he seemed to walk away, referring to his displeasure with the corner that led to Burnley's first goal.

However, something was said at that time. At that moment, Pochettino and his angry badistant, Jesus Perez, came back and found themselves face to face with the official and one of his badistants.

"What, what, what did you say?" shouted an unfortunate Pochettino, while Perez vehemently pointed his finger at Dean's face, who could be seen telling the Spurs' boss to "go away".

Realizing that a Sky Sports camera was nearby, Pochettino then directed the official badistant in the direction of the camera and suggested that he repeat his statement before it.

Pochettino continued to express his anger, inches away from his face, before being brushed off Dean by Burnley defender Phil Jones.

Speaking after the match, Pochettino deflected the incident, while claiming that the Spurs' title chances were exhausted after the defeat.

"Of course, we made some mistakes. We do not deserve defeat, but it's football.

"I think it's so important to understand a game that was so important to us. I think it's going to be decisive.

"But I think emotions, everyone was nervous, we sometimes find answers and try to justify defeat."

Regarding his behavior, Argentina said: "It's not normally what I behave after the match, we lose and it's hard to be a real competitor.

"With emotion and disappointment, I may have crossed the line a bit."

Pochettino: "I think I'll accept everything that happened."

"I hope it will not go any further.

In his post-match press conference, Pochettino said of the incident: "It's weird, maybe the cables are going through my head, this is the first time in 10 years.

"I was still under control, but what happened there happened on the field, I have to find the reason now that we lost the match, not to find an excuse." . "

Mike Dean is about to include the incident in his match report and is not happy with the incident.