Conversation Corner: Tottenham against Monaco
More comments via Twitter:
Dele Alli:
“Fans were brilliant again tonight, shame we’re not taking all 3 points home. Now to focus on the next game. Also I would like to say thank you for all the messages! I am delighted to have been called up for the England senior team.”
Érik Lamela:
“Returning to London, not bad result playing away, looking forward to the next game on Sunday. #COYS”
More from Tottenham News
- Storybook ending after difficult period for Tottenahm’s Richarlison
- Tottenham comeback showcased invaluable intangible Ange has cultivated
- Tottenham player ratings in 2-1 comeback win over Sheffield United
- Tottenham projected starting 11 for Sheffield United
- Tottenham’s Richarlison says he’s going to seek psychological help
Tottenham’s next Europa League game will see them on the road against Anderlecht on October 22. Aside from a sneaky Qarabağ team who are second in Group J, Anderlecht are also a team to watch out for. Anderlecht has European experience just like Monaco, and is capable of having a good run in the Europa League.
Even if Anderlecht’s record says otherwise (0W-1D-1L), their loss would be against Qarabağ, a team that had the early lead against Tottenham in which Spurs had to fight for a win. If Tottenham gets either a win or draw against Anderlecth, it’ll help give Spurs more incentive to rest a few more starters with half of Group J’s fixtures completed, instead of keeping the same starting eleven from the Premier League with two to three changes mixed in to win these Europa League matches.
Next: Who Should Tottenham Start Against Swansea?
More from Hotspur HQ
- Storybook ending after difficult period for Tottenahm’s Richarlison
- Tottenham comeback showcased invaluable intangible Ange has cultivated
- Tottenham player ratings in 2-1 comeback win over Sheffield United
- Tottenham projected starting 11 for Sheffield United
- Tottenham’s Richarlison says he’s going to seek psychological help