Tottenham celebrated their second consecutive Premier League win, clinching it with a bruising 3‑1 win against Chelsea at Anfield. The episode, which confirmed the solidity of the new coach Roberto DeZerbi, saw Spurs display a fluid and decisive game, with goals from Harry Kane, Richarlison and the young Harry Winks. The result was the club's first win this season, an achievement which gave a morale boost to the fans and the team.
After the match, Scottish defender Andy Robertson spoke to the BBC to comment on the performance. Robertson expressed his confidence in DeZerbi's project, stating that the coach finally achieved the result he was looking for. “This is Tottenham that wants DeZerbi,” he said, noting that the team played exactly as the manager had expected every single match. The defender also highlighted that the match against Chelsea represents a point of reference, but reiterated that it is only a step forward and that the team must continue to push.
Robertson's comment highlighted the importance of collective mindset and self-confidence. “We believed in ourselves and I think that was the key: we came here and we believed we could get the result and I think we showed that from the first minute,” he added. The Scottish player also acknowledged that the performance against Chelsea brought joy to the fans, but reiterated that the club must maintain the same intensity for the next matches.
Today's result also consolidated Tottenham's position in the table, strengthening hopes of a successful season under DeZerbi's leadership. With the victory against Chelsea, Spurs proved that they can compete with the top teams in the league, paving the way for further success in the coming matches. The club, now more determined than ever, is preparing to continue its journey towards ambitious goals, maintaining the confidence and determination that led to its first victory in the Premier League.