Tottenham head coach Roberto De Zerbi is 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 kept them in the bottom three, De Zerbi believes his side has the quality to string together five consecutive wins and preserve their Premier League status. The draw, which felt like a defeat according to ex-Spurs defender Michael Dawson, leaves Tottenham a point from safety with five games left.
De Zerbi said at his post-match press conference: "I always believe in the qualities of the players. They played a good game. I think we can play better than today, with more quality, more calm, especially when we are in ball possession, but in this moment we need this spirit, this attitude, this mentality, and it's not finished yet." The Italian has no time for negativity ahead of the trip to Molineux, insisting that those turning up to training with the wrong attitude will "go home immediately". Spurs' next game at all-but-relegated Wolves is a must-win for De Zerbi as Tottenham go to the Premier League's bottom side next Saturday.