In a dramatic turn of events at Turf Moor, Cristian Romero's late header rescued a point for Tottenham Hotspur against a resilient Burnley side, ending the match in a 2-2 draw. The equalizer not only saved Spurs from a potential defeat but also eased some of the mounting pressure on their manager, Thomas Frank.

The match began with both teams, each desperate for a win, displaying a cautious approach. Tottenham, aiming to build on their recent 2-0 Champions League victory against Borussia Dortmund, initially struggled to find their rhythm. Burnley, fighting to escape the relegation zone, proved to be a tough opponent, showcasing determination and grit throughout the game.

Tottenham Hotspur had an opportunity to take an early lead within the first 15 seconds of the match. Djed Spence, however, failed to find a teammate to tap the ball in after a miss from Kyle Walker. The game then settled into a scrappy affair.

Spurs broke the deadlock in the 38th minute when Micky van de Ven unleashed a powerful low finish after a corner was partially cleared. However, Burnley responded swiftly, with Axel Tuanzebe leveling the score on the stroke of halftime, capitalizing on a lapse in Tottenham's defense.

The second half saw Burnley increase the pressure, and their efforts paid off in the 76th minute when Lyle Foster scored, putting the Clarets ahead. It seemed like Burnley were on their way to securing a crucial victory in their fight against relegation.

However, Tottenham, spurred on by their need for a positive result, fought back with renewed vigor. Mathys Tel and Xavi Simons came close to scoring, with the latter hitting the crossbar with a fierce shot. Their persistence eventually paid off in the 90th minute when Cristian Romero rose highest to head home a cross from Wilson Odobert, securing a 2-2 draw for Tottenham.

Despite salvaging a point, the draw did little to alleviate the pressure on Thomas Frank. The Tottenham fans made their feelings clear, chanting "We want Frank out" and "You're getting sacked in the morning". With only two wins in their last 14 Premier League matches, Frank's position at the club appears increasingly precarious.

Tottenham's overall form this season has been poor, with 7 wins, 6 draws, and 9 losses, placing them 14th in the league. Their home form has been particularly concerning, with only 2 wins in 11 games. While their away form is considered excellent, they have only won 32% of their matches this season.

The late equalizer by Romero prevented a third consecutive league defeat for Spurs but the result extends their winless run in the Premier League. The team will need to address their inconsistencies and improve their overall performance if they hope to climb up the table and achieve their objectives for the season.