Tottenham - Home and Away Episode 112
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Can Spurs finally get their first Premier League win of the season?
In this short solo episode of Tottenham – Home and Away, Graeme previews Monday night's crucial home match against Coventry City, looks back at the encouraging signs from the draw at Manchester United, and rounds up the latest news from Roberto De Zerbi's squad.
With Tottenham bottom of the Premier League, just three points from six games and only three goals scored, the pressure is mounting. The late equaliser against Manchester United showed some much-needed fight, particularly after Spurs went down to ten men, but now those improvements need to translate into victories.
We look at Coventry's recent resurgence under Frank Lampard, including impressive wins against Nottingham Forest and Newcastle, and why this is far from an easy home fixture.
There's also news from Tottenham's four-day warm-weather training camp in Marbella, where De Zerbi has been working on fitness, team cohesion and getting his players ready for a crucial run of matches.
On the injury front, it's mixed news. Savio and Lucas Bergvall are both ruled out, Pedro Porro remains unavailable, and Bentancur begins his suspension. But there's a major boost with Dejan Kulusevski confirmed to return to the bench, while exciting youngster Luca Williams-Barnett could also be involved.
We discuss the potential starting XI, whether Maddison is ready to feature more prominently, and how Spurs can finally turn possession and promising attacking play into goals.
With Chelsea away coming next, is Coventry already a must-win game for Roberto De Zerbi?
Graeme gives his team selection thoughts and predicts a tense 2-1 Tottenham victory.
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Come On You Spurs!