Unbeaten in 7 matches with no goals conceded in the last three games suggest that the season is finally turning around for Martin Jol’s men. However, scoring is still a big problem for Spurs with only 6 goals in the league all season – the second-lowest in the division.
This week is a big week for the club as a win on Thursday’s EUFA Cup match against Bruges from Belgium should enable the team to qualify for the knock-out stages of that tournament, while on Sunday Tottenham attempt to beat Chelsea for the first time in more than 30 matches. Now that would really get our season started.
Still not enough bite up front for Spurs.