Show Notes
Stoppage-time heartbreak. Again. Spurs threw away two points at home on Saturday as Georginio Rutter stole in to make it 2-2, denying Tottenham a first Premier League win in 15 games and keeping us firmly rooted in the relegation zone. Five games to save our season. Gary, Jake and Adam are in the studio tonight to pick over the bones of Roberto De Zerbi's home debut. Pedro Porro's opener, Kaoru Mitoma's first-half equaliser, Xavi Simons' brilliant strike that should have sealed it, and Kevin Danso's costly lapse in the fifth minute of added time that let Rutter in. We'll talk about the performance, the selection, Lucas Bergvall's impact off the bench, and where De Zerbi goes from here with survival hanging by a thread. And the phones are open. This is a live phone-in, so get involved. Whether you're still clinging to hope, bracing for relegation, or somewhere in between, we want to hear from you. Share your take, get your voice on the show, and let's get through this one together. Drop your thoughts in the chat, hit like if you're still here, and subscribe to An Echo of Glory for match reactions, previews and live phone-ins every week. COYS. #Tottenham #THFC #COYS #Spurs #DeZerbi #PremierLeague #TottenhamHotspur #SpursPhoneIn #RelegationBattle #AnEchoOfGlory
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