Spurs hoping to capitalize on rivals’ mistakes

Tottenham travel to Carrow Road hoping to return to winning ways, and capitalise on their top four rivals’ failure to pick up maximum points on Boxing Day.

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Spoils shared in London derby

Daniel Sturridge cancelled out Emmanuel Adebayor’s opening in a tight London derby, which saw both sides fail to gain ground in the hunt for a top-four finish.

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Who could the special signing be?

Silly season will soon be upon us and with that said, the rumour mill will be working in overdrive linking this player to that club for a solid 31 days. Tottenham are generally one of the noisier teams during the transfer window, despite the incomings depleting in recent times. That still hasn't stopped the North London giants being linked to a host of players next month while Harry Redknapp has admitted that should a 'special' player become available, he will be back by chairman Daniel Levy. To the Lane and Back investigates the five players that could be making the move to White Hart Lane in the New Year.

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Depleted Spurs secure all three points

Tottenham returned to winning ways against Sunderland after Roman Pavlyuchenko came on to score his first league goal of the season.

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Is a top-four finish feasibly in Spurs' reach?

Watching Tottenham during the loss at Stoke City, one thing was clearly evident; physical teams are still a real pain in the arse for Spurs. Yes, Chris Foy was awful but, the opening 15 minutes saw Harry Redknapp's side completely outmuscled against Stoke and it was something that was particularly worrying. However, a second half display, and a switch to a 3-5-2, has instilled some fans with enough confidence that a top four finish is indeed possible. Sam Rooke investigates for To the Lane and Back.

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Spurs hoping to return to winning ways

Tottenham are hoping to bounce back in emphatic style following last week’s 2-1 defeat to Stoke City when they host Sunderland at White Hart Lane on Sunday.

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Mission impossible proved just that

A 4-0 win away at Shamrock Rovers was not enough for Tottenham to progress to the knockout stages of the Europa League.

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Spurs need luck of the Irish in Europa League encounter

Tottenham need to pick up a win, make up a five-goal difference and hope PAOK defeat Rubin Kazan in order to advance to the knockout round of the Europa League.

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Tottenham’s strength in depth...in depth

Following the analysis of Spurs’ weak link in the team, To the Lane and Back will now take an in-depth look at the players that would come in to replace their team-mates through suspensions or injuries and whether they are good enough for the current starting XI.

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Spurs' stars of tomorrow

When Spurs finished fifth last season, Europa League football was guaranteed. Not the premier European competition, but a European competition nonetheless. However, Thursday night football isn't the most appealing of thoughts and Harry Redknapp, rightfully, prioritised the league over Europe. Yet, it also gave fans the chance to see the likes of Tom Carroll, Jake Livermore and Harry Kane in action and even though it seems unlikely that Spurs will qualify from their group, seeing the youngsters has given us an insight into what to expect in the future.

Yet, as good as our knowledge can be, one man knows that little bit more. So, without further adieu,To the Lane and Back would like to introduce Windy and his analysis of the players coming through the ranks under Tim Sherwood and the stars of the NextGen series.

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Things I would rather do than see Chris Foy officiate a Spurs game

To the Lane and Back still despises Chris Foy. Yes, we should have not taken 15 minutes to get going but Foy didn't help. Here is what we would rather do than see him ref a Spurs game ever again.

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Smashing Stoke de-rail Spurs

An Emmanuel Adebayor penalty wasn’t enough to continue Tottenham’s unbeaten run as a Matthew Etherington brace was enough to down the North London side, who had Younes Kaboul sent off late on for a second bookable offence.

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