Football Football 'He complains a lot': Spurs boss Conte urges Arteta to focus on his own team Arteta was left fuming after referee Paul Tierney pointed to the spot in the 22nd minute - which Harry Kane converted - and then showed a second yellow to Rob Holding 11 minutes later for a foul on Son Heung-min. Reuters 13 May, 2022 09:59 IST Conte, whose team eased to victory on the back of a Kane double and a strike from Son, was unhappy with Arteta's assessment of the referee. Reuters 13 May, 2022 09:59 IST Tottenham Hotspur manager Antonio Conte told Mikel Arteta to stop complaining and focus on his own team after the Arsenal boss criticised the referee following Thursday's 3-0 defeat that cut his side's advantage in the top-four race to just one point.Arteta was left fuming after referee Paul Tierney pointed to the spot in the 22nd minute - which Harry Kane converted - and then showed a second yellow to Rob Holding 11 minutes later for a foul on Son Heung-min.READ | Premier League: Kane double and Son goal fire Tottenham to vital win over Arsenal "If I say what I think I am suspended for six months," said Arteta. "I don't know how to lie so I prefer not to say what I think... it's a shame because such a beautiful game was destroyed today."Conte, whose team eased to victory on the back of a Kane double and a strike from Son, was unhappy with Arteta's assessment of the referee."Mikel Arteta is a really good coach. He's just started to do this job and I think that I hear him complain a lot. I think that he needs to be focused more on his team and not to complain," he said."The red card for me it was clear. Don't forget against Liverpool I said nothing what happened with Fabinho."The Italian hinted that it was unfair that Arsenal were able to get the original fixture rearranged on the grounds of COVID-19 even though the squad had only positive case."Arsenal were good to postpone a game in an incredible way with COVID and they only had one player with COVID. I didn't forget this. If he wants to complain, we have a lot of possibilities to complain," said Conte.Fourth-placed Arsenal, which leads Spurs by a point with two games remaining, travels to Newcastle United on Monday while Conte's side hosts Burnley a day earlier. Read more stories on Football. For more updates, follow Sportstar on :