Show Notes
Tottenham 2-3 Aston Villa... and honestly, where do we even start?
For 20 minutes we looked like a proper side. Sávio had chances, we were pressing, Villa looked rattled. Then Porro goes off injured, the chances go begging, and Villa nick one right before the break. From there, all hell breaks loose. Kudus finally comes on, we think we've got the equaliser, and it's chalked off because Robertson has wandered offside. What was he doing? Then the capitulation. Villa walk through us twice and by the time we finally score our first league goals of the season, it's far too late.
Winless in five. Booed off at home again. De Zerbi says we're too fragile and it's hard to argue.
Jonny, Ollie and Jake are live to go through all of it:
- The lineup and why there's still no Kudus from the start - Sávio's chances and the first-half performance that deserved more - Porro's injury and what it means - Van de Ven's black eye - Robertson and the offside that changed the game - The half-time sub and the second-half collapse - Two goals too late and the end of the drought - Solanke going down far too easily
Plus the good news from around the club. The Women smashed Crystal Palace 7-0 with 42 shots, the most by any side in a WSL game since 2018. The U18s beat West Brom 7-1 and the U21s beat Man City 4-2. At least somebody at the club can finish.
And the first team get a week off... make of that what you will.
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