Last Word On Spurs

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Tottenham Hotspur return to Premier League action at home against Coventry City with the pressure mounting and the search for that elusive first win of the new season continuing. On the latest episode of Last Word On Spurs, we look ahead to a fixture that could prove pivotal in setting the tone for Roberto De Zerbi’s project in North London.

With home form under the spotlight and confidence in need of a boost, could the squad’s planned trip to Marbella be the perfect opportunity to reconnect, rebuild morale and galvanise the group? We discuss De Zerbi’s positive track record when it comes to organising squad getaways and whether this latest break can help bring his players closer together at a crucial moment in the campaign.

We also turn our attention to Dominic Solanke and his late equaliser against Manchester United. Could that moment be the catalyst he needs to kick-start his season and rediscover his goalscoring touch? And, with the fans desperate for signs of progress, just how important is this clash with Coventry in restoring belief and demonstrating that De Zerbi’s Tottenham project remains firmly on track?

The pressure is on, the need for three points is clear, and Spurs have a huge opportunity to give us something to believe in.
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Collectively COYS is back with Adam (An Echo of Glory), Ricky (Last Word on Spurs) and Sim (We Are Tottenham TV), talking all things Tottenham: De Zerbi, the squad, the results so far and what comes next.

Coventry at home on Saturday, then Chelsea away. Where are Spurs really at right now?

Last Word On Spurs, WeRTottenhamTV and Echo Of Glory come together for a brand-new weekly podcast, titled 'Collectively COYS' bringing together a host from each respective Tottenham Hotspur channel to debate the biggest talking points surrounding the club in the present moment.

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The latest episode of Last Word On Spurs is as we raise the question whether Dominic Solanke's late header at Old Trafford could prove to be the turning point in Tottenham Hotspur's season.

Spurs showed tremendous character to snatch a late 1-1 draw against Manchester United, despite being reduced to 10 men and were even looking to try and win the game beyond that.

After dominating large spells but falling behind to Bryan Mbeumo’s second-half strike, Spurs looked up against it when Rodrigo Bentancur was sent off.

However, Dominic Solanke had the final word, rising to head home a stoppage-time equaliser and register Tottenham’s first away Premier League goal of the season.But could this be the moment that sparks Spurs’ season into life?

We discuss the significance of the result, Solanke’s crucial contribution, the team’s resilience under Roberto De Zerbi and whether this battling performance can provide the platform for a much-needed turnaround.

Is this the beginning of a new chapter for Tottenham, or simply a spirited point in a season that still needs rescuing? We get into all the talking points, the positives, the concerns and what this result could mean for the road ahead.

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The Last Word On Spurs panel returned as a performance of real character and courage helped us pick up a point at Old Trafford as Dominic Solanke scored a late equaliser against Manchester United, although that doesn’t begin to tell the full story of the game.

Spurs were the dominant side for most of the contest as we created a whole host of chances, we just couldn’t find the back of the net and went behind to a Bryan Mbeumo goal in the 73rd minute. And we were left with a mountain to climb when substitute Rodrigo Bentancur was sent off shortly after coming on.

But we refused to lie down, kept pushing and were ultimately rewarded when Solanke – captain on the day for the first time for us – headed home in the 92nd minute to give us a well-earned and much-deserved point.

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Tottenham Hotspur travel to Old Trafford on Saturday, 10 October 2026, facing a crucial Premier League test as Roberto De Zerbi searches for his first league win in charge. With Spurs bottom of the table after five matches, the pressure is already building, and the visit to Manchester United offers an opportunity to kick-start their campaign.

Maddison has suffered another interruption to his preparations, missing three or four days of training around the end of last week and the start of this one. However, De Zerbi has confirmed that the midfielder is available for selection against United.

Spurs have managed just two Premier League goals in their opening five matches, both coming late in their 3–2 defeat at Aston Villa. Their difficulty is not simply finding the net; it is creating enough clear chances to put opponents under sustained pressure.

A positive result could give De Zerbi's project some much-needed momentum after a difficult opening spell. More importantly, it would offer evidence that his players are beginning to understand his tactical demands and can compete under pressure away from home.

For Tottenham, the priority must be to remain in the game, make their attacking opportunities count and show greater resilience than they have in recent weeks. Ultimately, this is about more than three points. Spurs need a performance that demonstrates their season can still be turned around. A first Premier League win would be ideal, but even a hard-earned draw could provide the confidence and momentum they desperately need.
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