Tottenham Will Go The Whole Premier League Season Unbeaten- Star Player Insists
Danny Rose has challenged Tottenham to extend their unbeaten start to the season ahead of a gruelling November schedule.
Spurs are the only Premier League side not to have not tasted defeat this season, with Mauricio Pochettino’s men currently a point off the summit in fifth position, although that record is set for its sternest test with a daunting set of fixtures facing the north London club next month.
In addition to Champions League ties with Bayer Leverkusen and Monaco, Spurs have three London derbies to contend with next month, with trips to Arsenal and Chelsea sandwiching West Ham’s visit to White Hart Lane.
Rose feels positive results from such a gruelling run of games could prove crucial in Spurs’ push for a maiden Premier League title.
“They are three massive games, not only because they’re London derbies but because Chelsea and Arsenal will be up there come the end of the season,” Rose exclusively told Sky Sports.
“If we don’t win any of those games we could be quite far behind Manchester City, Chelsea and Liverpool, so even though it’s early days, November is a very important month for this football club.”
Tottenham welcome champions Leicester City to White Hart Lane on Saturday and will be aiming to avenge a 1-0 defeat at home to the Foxes in January. Despite pushing Leicester closest for the title last season, Tottenham’s challenge ended painfully with a draw at Chelsea before their final-day capitulation at Newcastle.
Can They go the whole season unbeaten?
Danny Rose has challenged Tottenham to extend their unbeaten start to the season ahead of a gruelling November schedule.
Spurs are the only Premier League side not to have not tasted defeat this season, with Mauricio Pochettino’s men currently a point off the summit in fifth position, although that record is set for its sternest test with a daunting set of fixtures facing the north London club next month.
In addition to Champions League ties with Bayer Leverkusen and Monaco, Spurs have three London derbies to contend with next month, with trips to Arsenal and Chelsea sandwiching West Ham’s visit to White Hart Lane.
Rose feels positive results from such a gruelling run of games could prove crucial in Spurs’ push for a maiden Premier League title.
“They are three massive games, not only because they’re London derbies but because Chelsea and Arsenal will be up there come the end of the season,” Rose exclusively told Sky Sports.
“If we don’t win any of those games we could be quite far behind Manchester City, Chelsea and Liverpool, so even though it’s early days, November is a very important month for this football club.”
Tottenham welcome champions Leicester City to White Hart Lane on Saturday and will be aiming to avenge a 1-0 defeat at home to the Foxes in January. Despite pushing Leicester closest for the title last season, Tottenham’s challenge ended painfully with a draw at Chelsea before their final-day capitulation at Newcastle.
Can They go the whole season unbeaten?
