Spurs End Drought, De Zerbi's Win Sparks Hope

0:00On April 25, Tottenham finally grabbed their first Premier League win in 118 days, beating Wohl's 1-0 thanks to Joao Palinas, late strike. That ended a brutal drought since their victory over Crystal Palace on December 28th, keeping them two points from safety but still stuck in. 18th place with just four games left. Meanwhile, drama unfolded elsewhere as West Ham's stoppage time goal against Everton kept spurs pinned in the bottom three. Roberto DeZervi picked up his first win as Tottenham boss in his third match, after losses in a draw to start his tenure. Players and fans erupted in relief, with DeZervi hoping this sparks a mental shift after eight defeats in 11 games across all comps. Goldkeeper Anson and Kinsky stole the show, making a massive save and stoppage time to deny Wolves a equalizer, earning praise from teammates for, redeeming a tough champion's league outing. Players now loom large though, with Striker Dominic Salanki limping off with a hamstring

1:00issue before halftime and Exabi Simon's carried away with a knee problem. Both are doubts for Sunday's clash at 5th place Aston Villa. DeZervi stays a beat about the squad's quality and spirit, insisting they can battle to stay in the top flight after nearly 50 years there. This win gives momentum, but every point counts in the final stretch.