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Spurs make claim to best in Europe with thrashing of champion PSG in Paris
Kwamele Owusu's first match as Spurs manager was a 3-1 loss to PSG in the UEFA Super Cup and then got bounced out by PSG in the Champions League later that season.

Almost three years later, Spurs waltzed into Paris and battered the former European champions around in a decisive 4-1 victory, powered by summer signing Victor Osimhen to officially declare themselves as not only the kings of London and the champion of England but the best team in European football.

Dominant would be an understatement of Spurs' beginning to their 2027-28 campaign. They've beaten Liverpool twice already in all comps. They've put five goals past Arsenal. They've scored thirty five league goals. They've conceded four and two of those came in their lone league loss of the season. Their 31+ goal differential doesn't only lead the league, if you were to combine the goal differential of the next four teams on the table, they would only fall a goal behind.

The addition of Osimhen has been the perfect addition for a Spurs attack that seems capable of scoring flurries at any moment, even after slow starts. He's up to twenty-three goals, including nineteen in the Prem with a real shot at challenging for fifty goals if he's able to keep up this pace.

Wonderkid signing Demba Sambou has turned into a regular and has held his own against some quality attackers. Scott McTominay has added some real physicality to a midfield that is perfectly built for Owusu's counter attacking style and winning aerial duels and Konstantinos Tzolakis has steadied the ship between the sticks after a few shaky starts.

Perhaps the scariest part of all of this is this isn't Tottenham at their best. Reece James is still rounding into shape after an early injury, which could have been predicted. Rodrygo has been sidelined for the last two months with a toe injury and will likely be back later this month or in the new year. Mathys Tel is still adjusting to his new role as a second striker and Spurs are still sorting out what their best midfield pairing is going to be with McTominay between Pape Mater Sarr, Alex Scott, Archie Gray and Lucas Bergvall.

They'll certainly be tested in December with fixtures against Manchester City (H) and Liverpool (A) after they open the season against Fulham. After hosting Manchester City, who are rounding into form after a slow start, they place Copenhagen in mid-week European football, travel to Ipswich and then play London rivals Crystal Palace at home before the highly anticipated clash against Liverpool, their fourth this season already. They end the month at home against Burnley with a chance to perhaps head into the New Year with a 10+ point lead at the top of the table, a similar position they found themselves in last year.

Goalkeepers
No. 1 • Konstantinos Tzolakis • Age 24 • 83 OVR • 17 App • 9 CS • 6.33 Avg
No. 12 • Jack Clark • Age 18 • 70 OVR • 4 App • 3 CS • 6.18 Avg

Left-Backs
No. 13 • Destiny Udogie • Age 24 • 84 OVR • 17 App • 8 A • 11 CS • 4 YC • 7.22 Avg
No. 22 • Adrien Truffert • Age 25 • 81 OVR • 14 App • A • CS • YC • 6.46 Avg
No. 3 • Valentin Barco • Age 23 • 78 OVR • 6 App • A • CS • 6.68 Avg

Centre-Backs
No. 37 • Micky van de Ven • Age 26 • 85 OVR • 18 App • 7 CS • 6.57 Avg
No. 23 • Demba Sambou • Age 19 • 83 OVR • 17 App • 9 CS • 6.84 Avg
No. 6 • Pierre Kalulu • Age 27 • 83 OVR • 16 App • 8 CS • 6.64 Avg
No. 5 • Luka Vuskovic • Age 20 • 78 OVR • 4 App • CS • YC • 6.20 Avg
No. 16 • Alidu Seidu • Age 27 • 76 OVR • 1 App • 6.50 Avg

Right-Backs
No. 2 • Reece James • Age 27 • 84 OVR • 11 App • G • 5 CS • YC • 6.98 Avg
No. 24 • Djed Spence • Age 26 • 81 OVR • 16 App • 2 CS • 6.67 Avg

Central Midfielders
No. 8 • Scott McTominay • Age 30 • 85 OVR • 18 App • 3 G • 2 A • 10 CS • 7.31 Avg
No. 15 • Lucas Bergvall • Age 21 • 83 OVR • 15 App • 4 A • 4 CS • YC • 6.98 Avg
No. 29 • Pape Matar Sarr • Age 24 • 80 OVR • 13 App • 5 CS • 6.91 Avg
No. 14 • Archie Gray • Age 21 • 81 OVR • 12 App • G • A • CS • YC • 6.72 Avg

Attacking Midfielders
No. 7 • Xavi Simons • Age 24 • 88 OVR • 19 App • 4 G • 7 A • 11 CS • 2 YC • 7.07 Avg
No. 21 • Omari Hutchinson • Age 23 • 80 OVR • 18 App • 2 G • 4 A • 5 CS • YC • 6.57 Avg
No. 25 • Alex Scott • Age 24 • 79 OVR • 9 App • 2 CS • 6.68 Avg

Wingers
No. 11 • Rodrygo • Age 26 • 90 OVR • 11 App • 3 G • A • 3 CS • 2 YC • 6.65 Avg
No. 28 • Wilson Odobert • Age 22 • 79 OVR • 15 App • 3 G • 2 A • 2 CS • 6.57 Avg
No. 10 • Mohammed Kudus • Age 27 • 85 OVR • 18 App • 5 G • 7 A • 6 CS • 2 YC • 6.81 Avg

Strikers
No. 45 • Victor Osimhen • Age 28 • 89 OVR • 20 App • 23 G • 2 A • 11 CS • 2 YC • 7.15 Avg
No. 9 • Mathys Tel • Age 22 • 85 OVR • 17 App • 4 G • 3 A • 3 CS • 6.69 Avg
No. 18 • Wilson Isidor • Age 27 • 75 OVR • 8 App • 3 G • CS • YC • 6.41 Avg

Premier League Table
Champion
1st • 13 GP • 36 Pts
UEFA Champions League
2nd • 13 GP • 30 Pts
3rd • 13 GP • 28 Pts
4th • 13 GP • 26 Pts
UEFA Europa League
5th • 13 GP • 24 Pts
UEFA Conference League
6th • 13 GP • 23 Pts
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7th • 13 GP • 22 Pts
8th • 13 GP • 22 Pts
9th • 13 GP • 19 Pts
10th • 13 GP • 17 Pts
11th • 13 GP • 14 Pts
12th • 13 GP • 14 Pts
13th • 13 GP • 14 Pts
14th • 13 GP • 14 Pts
15th • 13 GP • 12 Pts
16th • 13 GP • 12 Pts
17th • 13 GP • 12 Pts
Relegation
18th • 13 GP • 11 Pts
19th • 13 GP • 7 Pts
20th • 13 GP • 6 Pts

Premier League Top Scorers
Victor Osimhen • 19 Goals • 13 Appearances
Marcus Thuram • 9 Goals • 13 Appearances
Cody Gakpo • 9 Goals • 13 Appearances
Arnaud Kalimuendo • 8 Goals • 9 Appearances
Jack Grealish • 8 Goals • 13 Appearances

Premier League Top Assists
Xavi Simons • 6 Assists • 13 Appearances
Destiny Udogie • 6 Assists • 13 Appearances
Mohammed Kudus • 5 Assists • 13 Appearances
Lucas Bergvall • 4 Assists • 9 Appearances
Jarrod Browen • 4 Assists • 11 Appearances

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Osimhen was expensive, but he's proving to be worth every penny. What an outcome so far, and with 5-0 and 4-1 wins at Arsenal and PSG, no one can doubt Spurs' quality and ambition.

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Osimhen was expensive, but he's proving to be worth every penny. What an outcome so far, and with 5-0 and 4-1 wins at Arsenal and PSG, no one can doubt Spurs' quality and ambition.

right on time lmao

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