It felt like a real momentum-changing weekend in the battle to avoid the drop as injury-ravaged Tottenham, albeit playing against a much-rotated team with one eye on the Europa League semi-finals, made it back-to-back wins under Roberto De Zerbi with arguably their best performance of the season – and it would have been three in a row were it not for a last-gasp equaliser conceded against Brighton last month.
Spurs will look to continue that feel-good factor as they host Leeds on Monday night, by which time they could be back in the bottom three if West Ham -…
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