Spurs finally have a Premier League win! But can they build on it against Chelsea?

In this episode of Tottenham – Home and Away, Graeme and Glen review Tottenham's much-needed 3-1 victory over Coventry City and preview the weekend's London derby against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.

After a miserable start to the season, Roberto De Zerbi's Spurs finally gave us something to cheer about. We discuss the difference James Maddison made on his return to the starting XI, brilliant goals from Omar Marmoush and Maddison, a rare goal for Ben Davies, and the welcome return of Dejan Kulusevski after his lengthy injury absence.

We also look at De Zerbi's tactical changes, including the switch to a back three with wing-backs, the performances of Tonali, Tosin Adarabioyo, Van Hecke and Archie Gray, plus the latest injury concerns surrounding Andy Robertson and Tonali.

There's plenty of discussion about what happens when Spurs' injured players return. With Xavi Simons, Savio, Mudryk and Odobert still to come back, could Tottenham suddenly have too many attacking midfielders? And what does that mean for exciting academy prospect Luca Williams-Barnett?

We also discuss De Zerbi's Marbella training camp, his ban on phones during team meals, the importance of squad togetherness, and whether the club should develop stronger loan partnerships with lower-league clubs.

Finally, we preview Chelsea vs Tottenham, including Chelsea's defensive vulnerabilities, their goalkeeper situation, the threat of Cole Palmer and Moisés Caicedo, possible team selections, and our score predictions.

Can Spurs finally end their Stamford Bridge hoodoo, or will Chelsea once again spoil the party?

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Come On You Spurs!

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!

In this episode of Tottenham – Home and Away, Graeme and Glen are joined by Richard Stafford from Auckland Spurs to preview Tottenham’s trip to Manchester United and discuss the wider news around the club.

With Spurs finally back after another long international break, we look at whether the pause has helped or hurt Roberto De Zerbi’s squad, the risks of players returning from international duty, and whether the likes of Maddison, Kulusevski, Udogie, Kudus, Van de Ven, Van Hecke, Fernandez, Bergvall, Gallagher, Tel, Marmoush and Solanke could shape the team at Old Trafford.

We also dig into Spurs’ poor start, whether there are still visible signs of De Zerbi’s coaching, the issue of confidence in the final third, and why the attacking players badly need to get the goal monkey off their backs.

A big part of the episode also focuses on the Manchester City charges, what they mean for the Premier League, how Chelsea changed the transfer market before them, whether Spurs and Manchester United are among the clubs who tried to operate properly, and what punishment would actually protect the integrity of English football.

Finally, we give our score predictions for Manchester United vs Spurs, discuss the upcoming Coventry game, and ask whether Spurs are already drifting into dangerous territory if results don’t improve soon.

Can Spurs show some fight at Old Trafford — or are we heading deeper into the Redknapp rescue zone?

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Come on you Spurs.