Reporter Alessandro Schiavone has spoken exclusively to England superstar Harry Kane after Arsenal's 2-2 with his Bayern Munich at the Allianz Arena Harry, that pass for Alphonso Davies, only you could have seen and picked that! Inch-perfect! “Yeah, one of my best passes for sure. I think it was an important moment in the game being 1-0 down and getting the goal before half-time helped change the game focus. I said to 'Phonsi' before the game playing in that position ‘wheneve

Black History Month gets a big nod in the Spurs programme Premier League Tottenham Hotspur (1) 3 Maddison 14, Marmoush 58, Davies 90+6 Coventry City (0) 1 Rudoni 58 It felt like a case of: If not now, then when? After a troubling start to the season - very much in keeping with those successive 17th place finishes - Spurs have finally won a game. It's taken them seven games to do it. James Maddison marked his first start in 18 months with the opener and Omar Marmoush grabbed h

By Alessandro in Manchester Man United 1-1 Tottenham Hotspur Goals: Bryan Mbeumo 73' (M) Dominic Solanke 92'. Tottenham Hotspur refused to throw in the towel as Dominic Solanke struck a dramatic stoppage-time leveller to earn 10-man Spurs a 1-1 draw against Manchester United at Old Trafford. Just when Italian manager Roberto De Zerbi’s men looked destined to suffer another damaging defeat, the previously wasteful England international came to their rescue with a late header t

Exclusive by Alessandro Schiavone Iceland international and former Tottenham Hotspur, Everton and Swansea City attacking midfielder Gylfi Sigurðsson has spoken exclusively to Capital Football London after his country's 3-0 win over Luxembourg in the Nations League. Still playing for Víkingur Reykjavík and in the national team at the age of 37, Sigurdsson made 318 Premier League appearances, scoring 67 goals and setting up another 51. Ahead of Tottenham's trip to Manchester U

Tottenham manager Roberto De Zerbi shares his thoughts after the Toffees clash Roberto De Zerbi says he is still searching for a 90 minute display from his goal-shy Tottenham side after failing to build on a bright start against Everton. Spurs began the game very much on the front foot and caused the visiting defence plenty of problems in the opening half hour. But once again they failed to capitalise in the final third and remain without a goal in the Premier League this sea

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium Here is how we rated Tottenham's players in today's 0-0 draw with Everton. Antonin Kinsky 7 – Good save to push behind James Garner’s first half stoppage time free-kick and used his head to somehow deny Thierno Barry an early second half breakthrough. Lucky to see Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall fire straight at him from his poor clearance. Archie Gray 6 – Required treatment for a back injury early on and then struggled to deal with the pace of Tyrique George,

Back for more punishment in N17 Premier League Tottenham Hotspur (0) 0 Everton (0) 0 For the first time in their storied history, Spurs have failed to score in their opening four games of a season. Boos greeted the final whistle after yet another afternoon of frustrating toil which began promisingly but fizzled out against a familiar backdrop of increasingly disenchanted home fans. The Lilywhites really don't seem to like their own home. It was just a few weeks ago against th

Trent assignment for Spurs : Picture by @YTJourno Premier League Nottingham Forest 0 Tottenham Hotspur 0 Spurs are finally on the scoreboard. That's in terms of points, though, not goals. Goals would perhaps be pushing it. The display may have looked more organised and together than in the first two games of the season - both defeats - but Roberto de Zerbi's men are still not striking too much terror in opposition defences as yet. It's now three blanks in a row. It needed a V

Time to usher in a new league season at the TH Stadium: Picture by @YTJourno Premier League Tottenham Hotspur (0) 0 Newcastle United (0) 2 Elanga 62, Wissa 72 The personnel may have altered quite a bit but the grim record for Spurs on their home patch shows no signs of immediate improvement. So much optimism has accompanied Tottenham into their new season after they splashed the cash with abandon. But once again they faded after a bright start in their first home league game

TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR 5 CHARLTON ATHLETIC 1 Two players at different stages of their careers helped Tottenham ease past Charlton Athletic in the Carabao Cup. Spurs eventually brushed the Addicks aside with a 5-1 victory and a performance which was a slow burn into a second half of some prime quality in north London. The sort which illustrates the gap between the Premier League and the Championship itself. A home debut goal from substitute Savio lit up the Tottenham Hotspur Stadiu