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Tottenham 2-0 Crystal Palace: What De Zerbi said

"I think we were also pleased with the performance for this reason."

"I think even before the national break we were playing well not 90 minutes, not with this behaviour, not with this union between the players. After the national break, we spoke together honestly, and we decided to change the mood quickly because in football, you can't ask for time. Especially if you have a good players like we have. I think nothing has changed, but the mood, spirit, the relationship with the players are totally different."

  • Spurs had 34 shots and faced just two against Crystal Palace tonight. It's the biggest shot difference (32) they've had against an opponent on record in the competition (since 2003-04), and biggest for any side since Liverpool against Wolves in May 2024 (36-4)

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