Tottenham have finally turned the page after a dismal start that left them winless in the first six games. Two successive victories – a 3‑1 thrashing of Coventry and a 2‑0 win at Stamford Bridge, a ground they hadn’t conquered since 2018 – now give them something to build on.
This Saturday the Spurs host fellow London side Crystal Palace, hoping to secure a third straight win. That would catapult Roberto De Zerbi’s side back into the hunt for European places. Achieving it would mark the first three‑match winning run in the Premier League in over 600 days – exactly 616, to be precise.
It would confirm De Zerbi’s impact since arriving late last season and steering the club clear of disaster. The Italian reminded reporters that “we’ve suffered enough,” and vowed to reshape the club’s mindset. For my money, the manager is finally turning the tide. Can Spurs clinch European qualification by season’s end?