Show Notes
Wolves vs Tottenham preview. Five games left, two points behind West Ham, and a Saturday afternoon at Molineux that suddenly feels like the biggest away day of the season.
On today's show the boys look ahead to Roberto De Zerbi's second league game in charge of Spurs, and a fixture that on paper looks straightforward but in reality is anything but. Wolves have already been relegated. The pressure is off them. And this is the same Molineux that has seen home wins this season over Arsenal, Liverpool and Aston Villa. Spurs have won there just twice since 2018. After last weekend's 2-2 draw with Brighton, De Zerbi said he believed Spurs could still finish on 46 points. That means winning every game from here. It starts on Saturday. A first Premier League win of 2026 would give the survival charge some actual oxygen. Anything less and the conversation goes somewhere none of us want it to.
Plenty to get into: - The injury list, with Romero, Kudus, Kulusevski, Odobert and Ben Davies all still out, and Vicario edging closer to a return. - Whether Kinsky keeps the gloves after settling in so well. - The midfield question with Bissouma and Bentancur both back in the picture. - Whether Mathys Tel finally gets the nod from the start. - And the one nobody wants to ask out loud: if we don't win at Molineux, what then?
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