We need to be careful not to overcommit, as there's no reason to. If Tottenham continue to persist with this high line, it's only a matter of time until we get a key chance that's ONSIDE.
Mudryk would have a field day, as things stand.
Similar to the Arsenal game, I have hope we'll be able to get the win should we deliver. I'm just hoping we don't shoot ourselves in the foot once again.
It was only a matter of time with the way we've been playing. We haven't been threatening, and Disasi was sleeping minutes before, which he clearly didn't learn from.
That should have been an easy 4-0 victory, but instead we threw away our hard work for 75 minutes and decided to play keep-ball. We only have ourselves to blame.
Not to forget our recent record against Arsenal as well (long gone are the days of turning up and getting the three points). Let's hope home support plays a part.
Enzo's finishing..................
This constant battle with injuries on a weekly basis is becoming too much. I actually had some hope prior to seeing the line up, but after seeing no CF, it's faded considerably.
We've finally delivered on our expected goals stat.
Credit to Sterling after the first 15 minutes. Clearly, the standout performer and hopefully our highest-paid player can make a habit of this.