Tottenham should have been given a spot kick for Casemiro's challenge on Fernando Llorente, says Glenn Hoddle: 'He's hooked him, it's a penalty'

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Casemiro's challenge on Fernando Llorente in the Real Madrid area should have been a penalty to Tottenham, according to Glenn Hoddle.

Llorente was brought to ground in the box when Casemiro kicked out towards the Tottenham striker with the game still goalless. 

The Madrid midfielder appeared to get some of the ball but followed through and felled Llorente, sparking protests from the away side.

Fernando Llorente is met by Casemiro as he attempts to engineer space in Real Madrid's area

The Spanish striker goes to ground under a challenge from Casemiro in the 18th minute 

And Hoddle, speaking on BT Sport's coverage of the Champions League clash, believes referee Szymon Marcinak should have awarded Tottenham a penalty for Casemiro's challe.

'I'm outraged,' Hoddle jokingly replied when asked by presenter Gary Lineker if the incident was a spot kick. 'It's a penalty'. 

'[Casemiro's] gone over the top there and dragged the back leg,' co-pundit Frank Lampard added. 'Both of them together for me makes it a penalty. He stops him being able to get to his feet'.

Glenn Hoddle feels his former side Tottenham should have been awarded a first-half penalty

'Yeah, [Llorente] might have swivelled there,' Hoddle said. 'He's only six yards from goal and Casemiro has hooked him'.

Tottenham took the lead just seven minutes later when Harry Kane's flick took a major deflection off Raphael Varane and looped into Keylor Navas' goal.

Madrid were then awarded a penalty of their own when Serge Aurier fouled Toni Kroos following an intricate passing move from Zinedine Zidane's side - Cristiano Ronaldo converted for the equaliser.   

Frank Lampard agreed with co-pundit Hoddle on BT Sport's coverage of Tuesday night's game