

Job done against Villarreal, but is Spurs' attack working?
Sep 17, 2025
In this discussion, football writer Jack Pitt-Brooke and journalist Jay Harris delve into Spurs' recent 1-0 win over Villarreal. They analyze Lucas Bergvall's standout performance and the team's attacking struggles, offering a tactical breakdown of Spurs' play. Jay shares insights from the stadium, comparing Spurs' current setup to Thomas Frank's Brentford strategy. They also preview the upcoming match against Brighton, examining how the Seagulls could exploit Spurs’ attacking limitations. It's an insightful deep dive into Spurs' evolving game!
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Jay On The Big Screen
- Jack spotted Jay on a giant TV screen being interviewed before kickoff at the stadium.
- The image of Jay in front of the massive screen amused the journalists in the press WhatsApp group.
A Win Is Still A Win
- A pragmatic 1-0 win in the Champions League is valuable even if it wasn't thrilling to watch.
- Spurs' defensive solidity and clean sheet outweigh concerns about lacklustre open-play attacking right now.
Defense Upgraded, Possession Lacking
- Spurs look defensively improved but struggle to control possession and create with the ball.
- Their attack is predictable at times, relying on long passes down the line and set-piece threats.