Are Spurs showing signs that things are clicking?
The View From The Lane: The Athletic FC's Spurs showShow Notes
Spurs gain their first point in the Premier League this season, drawing away at Nottingham Forest. The panel discuss: whether the team are starting to show signs that things are actually clicking, the worrying lack of goals, a contentious disallowed goal for Forest and the Tottenham Hotspur Women's team, who registered a stunning victory over West Ham in their first game of the WSL season.
Hosts: Kate Mason, James Maw, Elias Burke Producer: Tom Fuller Exec Producer: Adam Jones
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