A perfectionist who weighs his food, measures his sleep and goes to the gym before and after training, Dragusin is primed to play his part
The Athletic spent Sunday with some of the South Korea Spurs supporters’ club. Their backstories are not as predictable as you might imagine
Manchester United will play Chelsea in the Women’s FA Cup semi-finals in a repeat of last year’s final.
Tottenham Hotspur host fellow FA Cup semi-final debutants Leicester City in the draw’s other tie.
Manchester United made the showpiece event for the first time last year and were comfortable 4-0 winners over Brighton in the quarter-finals.
Chelsea are vying to win the competition for a fourth consecutive season after Sam Kerr’s goal secured a 1-0 victory over Manchester United in last season’s final.
They beat Everton 1-0 in the quarter-finals thanks to Catarina...
Tottenham's proactive approach on and off the ball isn't only easy on the eye, it's effective too…
First away win since mid-December combined with brilliant all-round team performance can ignite Spurs' run-in
Jack Pitt-Brooke and Jacob Tanswell analyse the main talking points from Tottenham Hotspur's 4-0 win over Aston Villa
Tottenham Hotspur head coach Ange Postecoglou has refused to aim for anything other than first place in the Premier League, because Champions League football “is not a Willy Wonka golden ticket”.
Spurs are battling Aston Villa for fourth place and go to Villa Park this Sunday, but Postecoglou does not want his team to think that qualifying for the Champions League is their only priority. He wants his team to keep developing and improving until they can aim for the top, and said that playing in the Champions League is no guarantee of that.
Postecoglou insisted that qualifying for the...
In an honest chat, Spence discusses his love for Steve Cooper, being frozen out by Conte and addresses questions about his professionalism
Members of the Tottenham Hotspur Supporters' Trust have told The Athletic they are 'completely dismayed' by this week's announcement
The only way any team has threatened Guardiola's Man City in the Premier League has been by sticking with a manager and his long-term vision