After the change in the benches, Tottenham achieved its first victory in the ‘Mou era’ last Saturday after winning at home to West Ham (2-3). Victory that meant placing 10th to 2 points of the European positions held by the Wolves.
During the week, Tottenham will receive Olympiakos, a colista with a point, in order to seal its presence in the next round of UCL. They are 2º with 7 points, and they need at least 2 points in 2 the two remaining matches to be able to be an eighth team.
For the next league day, they will receive at home Bournemotuh, 11th with 1 point less than the Spurs, so victory for the Mou team will be important.
As visitors they have achieved 7 points of 18, but they have 4 starts without winning: defeats against Burton (EFL Cup), Arsenal and Newcastle, and draw against Watford. His last victory away from home was on September 20 against Southampton.
As for the Spurs, as locals they should improve the results, having ties against Sheffield and Watford or defeats against Newcastle that, in “normal terms”, should have been something else, so they must work to turn it into victories.
Therefore, I think that with Mou that will change, and this next weekend they have a good opportunity to start reversing the situation.
