Roberto De Zerbi is holding his press conference after Tottenham Hotspur finally got their Premier League season up and running with a 3-1 win against Coventry.
Omar Marmoush scored his first goal for Tottenham as Roberto De Zerbi's men battled to a 3-1 win over Coventry City.
Spurs had gone winless in their first six Premier League matches this term, and another failure to take all three points on Monday would have seen them draw to within one game of matching their longest winless start to a season in the competition.
James Maddison was a revelation as he started for first time in well over a year
Sam Tabuteau, Sports Reporterat Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
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Without a win in our previous six Premier League games and having slipped to the foot of the table after the weekend’s matches, we produced a battling display to overcome Coventry City and climb to 16th in the standings.
Antonin Kinsky - 6.5/10
Had very little to do as Coventry managed only one shot on target. He couldn't do much about Jack Rudoni's close-range finish but was tidy in his distribution to help Spurs build from the back.
Jan Paul van Hecke - 7.5/10
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Tottenham climbed off the bottom of the Premier League after James Maddison's superb 14th-minute opener inspired a 3-1 home win over Coventry.
On Monday night, we clinched our first win of the Premier League season with a 3-1 win over newly-promoted Coventry.