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Spurs Stumble, De Zerbi Demands Survival

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Tottenham Hotspurs manager, Roberto De Zerbi, is rallying his team to secure all fifteen points from their final five games to avoid relegation. Despite a 2-2 draw against Brighton, De Zerbi believes his squad has the quality and spirit to win five in a row. Brightons manager, Fabian Hurzeler, praised Tottenhams talent, while Tottenhams next matches against Wolves, Aston Villa, Leeds, Chelsea, and Everton appear challenging.

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Spurs Stumble, De Zerbi Demands Survival

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Belfast News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Spurs Stumble, De Zerbi Demands Survival. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

I'm Cory with the story, and you've been listening to Europe News today, AI-powered European coverage. Tottenham Hotspur stumbled to a two-two draw against Brighton at home, leaving them stuck in the bottom three of the Premier League with no league win, and 15 straight matches. Manager Roberto Deserbi fired up his squad, insisting they can snag all 15 points from their final five games to dodge relegation for the first, time since 1977. The drama unfolded late, with Exabi Simon's blasting one in after 77 minutes to spark wild celebrations, only for Virginia Red or two. Equalize, write and stoppage time. Spurs had taken the lead through Pedro Poro, but K.R. Rumatoma's volley leveled it earlier, marking Deserbi's first point since taking over against. His old club, players look crushed at the final whistle, but Deserbi demanded they show up to training Monday with smiles, no negativity allowed, or head home. He praised their quality and spirit, saying this team's built to win five in a row if they

stay calm and focused, especially in possession. Brighton Boss, Fabian Herceler, agreed, calling Spurs' squad loaded with game changers up front, enough talent to pull off survival. His ninth place Seagulls grabbed a vital point in their push for Europe, just one behind effort. West Ham sits one point ahead in 17th before facing Crystal Palace Monday, so Tottenham's next test against Wolves, Aston Villa, leads. Chelsea, an Everton-Libbrutal, but Deserbi's betting on that hidden fire to turn it around.

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