RED ALERT Kudus Sent Off in SHOCKING 4-1 Thrashing What Really Happened

The football world is still reeling from the shocking 4-1 thrashing of Wolverhampton Wanderers at the hands of Tottenham Hotspur, but what really stole the headlines was the red card handed to Mohammed Kudus in the 86th minute of the match.

According to eyewitnesses, Kudus was involved in an altercation with not one, but two Tottenham players Micky van de Ven and Pape Sarr and in a moment of madness, he struck both of them in the face.

The referee had no choice but to hand Kudus his marching orders, leaving his team with a monumental task of trying to salvage something from the match.

However, it was too little, too late, as the damage had already been done, and Wolves were left to ponder what could have been if they had kept their discipline and their cool.

Now, Kudus is set to face the music, with his manager Julen Lopetegui planning talks with the player to discuss his actions on the pitch.

'We will speak to him, we will analyze the game, the action, and after that, we will take the decision that is best for the team,' Lopetegui was quoted as saying in the post-match press conference.

When asked what he thought about the red card, Lopetegui refused to criticize his player, instead choosing to focus on the bigger picture.

'I think that we have to analyze the game as a whole, not just the action that led to the red card,' he said.

'We have to see why we conceded four goals and why we couldn't score more than one. We have to work on that and improve.'

And improve they must, as the defeat to Tottenham has left them lagging behind in the league table.

But for now, all eyes will be on Kudus and what punishment he will face for his moment of madness on the pitch.