Things are looking good. Arsenal dropping points is good for you, though I did welcome a competitive title charge with them like the one I had myself. I hope it's just a bump on the road for them, so you won't win the title too easily.
Things are looking good. Arsenal dropping points is good for you, though I did welcome a competitive title charge with them like the one I had myself. I hope it's just a bump on the road for them, so you won't win the title too easily.
yeah, looking forward to a title race with Arsenal. I do expect Liverpool to have a surge at some point, like they did last year
Spurs join Arsenal at the top of the table following invincible month of October
Mathys Tel is scoring goals again and Spurs are atop the Premier League table. All is well in North London.
The Lilywhites enjoyed a great month of football with four consecutive 2-0 victories over Leeds United, Brighton and Nottingham Forest in league play and then took care of SK Rapid in the Champions League in similar fashion. Things against Brentford were a bit tense but they were able to take three points from their London rivals, edging out a 2-1 victory.
The month wasn't all roses with Rodrygo suffering an injury right before the international break which will keep him out for the rest of the year. Reece James then picked up a shoulder injury that kept him out for most of the month but his return nears.
James' return will be welcomed as the fixtures stiffen this month, opening with Atletico Madrid, away, in some mid-week European football. Spurs haven't looked their best in Europe and they will need to with clashes against Atletico and PSG later this month.
In league play, they host West Ham and then travel to play Wolves before closing the month at home against Arsenal in a fixture that will likely set the tone of who is in pole position for the rest of the campaign.