Tottenham Hotspur have arguably played more complete games this season, but in terms of the overall result, their 3-1 victory over Coventry was exactly what fans had hoped for after six games without a win to start the season.
The Harry Kane "doesn't show up in big games" discourse should've died an emphatic death long ago, similar to the "one-season wonder" jibes.
Roberto De Zerbi continues to push Tottenham Hotspur towards the critical addition of a new backroom staff member who is being tipped to make a huge difference to the club’s transfer business from January onwards.
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The Tottenham boss may need to repeat his Brighton & Hove Albion trick on Saturday when his side take on Chelsea
Roberto De Zerbi will be hoping his Tottenham Hotspur side can kick on following their first victory of the season against Coventry City on Monday night.
Tottenham are back in action on Saturday, facing London rivals Chelsea at Stamford Bridge. Spurs picked up their first win of their Premier League campaign on Monday night when they beat Coventry City, and that win eased the level of stress after a torrid start.
