Summary:
Tottenham's Kyle Naughton will miss two Premier League games after losing his appeal against his red card in the 3-2 defeat by Stoke.

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The Football Association have rejected Tottenham Hotspur's appeal against full-back Kyle Naughton's red card for tripping Stoke's Victor Moses during Sunday's home defeat. Naughton will serve an immediate two-match ban after the appeal was dismissed by an independent regulatory commission hearing on Tuesday. The 26-year-old was deemed to deny Moses a goal scoring opportunity in the 85th minute at White Hart Lane during Tottenham's fourth Barclays Premier League loss of the season. The Football Association have rejected Tottenham full-back Kyle Naughton's appeal against his red card . It was Naughton's second red card of the season and the defender will miss matches against Hull and Everton . Naughton will miss the trip to Hull on November 23 and the home game against Everton a week later after his second dismissal of the season. The red card only made matters worse for Mauricio Pochettino with Stoke already leading 2-1 by that point through  Bojan Krkic and Jon Walters. Tottenham have lost four out of five home Premier League games for the first time since October 2008, and have had a league-high six men sent off in 2014. The red card only made Mauricio Pochettino's afternoon worse with Stoke already leading 2-1 by that point . Pochettino has been struggling to get his Tottenham career going with the White Hart Lane outfit struggling .