Tottenham head coach Roberto De Zerbi remains optimistic that his team can win all five of their remaining games to stay in the Premier League. Despite a disappointing 2-2 draw at home to Brighton, which denied them a first league win of 2026, De Zerbi believes his side has the quality to string together five consecutive victories and preserve their Premier League status.
The draw leaves Tottenham a point from safety, but De Zerbi is confident that his team can overcome the challenges ahead, including trips to London rivals Chelsea and Champions League-chasing Aston Villa. He emphasized the importance of his players maintaining a positive attitude and mentality, saying, 'We have another five games - it's tough, every one of us knows it's a tough moment, it's a difficult situation - but we have another five games, 15 points, and this team is able to win five games in a row.' De Zerbi's next task is a must-win game at all-but-relegated Wolves, and he has warned his players that anyone with a negative attitude will be sent home immediately. With Spurs' survival prospects worsening, De Zerbi's ability to lift his team and secure a huge, transformative boost will be crucial in the coming weeks.