Aston Villa 1-2 Tottenham Hotspur: Has Villa’s moment of victory turned the tide for struggling Spurs?

Roberto de Zerbi called. Tottenham Hotspur To stifle the voices in the clubhouse as this tumultuous and tumultuous season reaches the point of no return.

The new head coach cited the negativity surrounding Spurs to pull off a late rescue and avoid the most embarrassing relegation in Premier League history.

And how the players responded to the Italian An emotional call to arms They won 2-1 in their best campaign yet. Aston Villa That jumped out at them West Ham and outside the flow zone.

This is a very emphatic change from what was presented before De Zerbi’s March 31 appointment, so it was worth asking the relevant questions.

Not only where was this version of Spurs’ season, but more significantly – was this the moment the tide turned as they tried to break into the Championship race?

West Ham3-0 loss Brentford They left the door on Saturday, adding weight to De Zerby’s roar of support, but those who have watched Spurs regularly this season could not have expected them to explode with power.

Something was in the air since Unai Emery’s debut. Aston Villa Lineup Revealed – It shows seven changes from the losing side Nottingham Forest The first leg of the Europa League semi-final – a rousing welcome from the traveling fans as the players came out to warm up.

Emery’s team sheet drops back three Ezri Konsa, Pau Torres and Lucas Digne, as well as top goalscorer Ollie Watkins to the bench.

It was a letter of encouragement for Spurs, and a sign of the Spaniard and Villa’s dominance overturning a 1-0 deficit in the first leg of the first leg at home on Thursday.

They didn’t have their eye on the ball here – and how the Villa fans let them know with furious reactions at half-time and the final whistle. Not that many are left at the end.

Emery’s fifth-placed side are looking to secure next season’s Champions League spot, with Hearts welcoming in east London. West Ham He wanted to Villa to gain favor in the fight for survival.

Following last weekend’s decisive victory WolvesDe Zerbi said: “It looks like we’re all crying and going down to the league. No, not yet. We have to die on the pitch.

“We have to play, we have to fight, it’s not a very good time for us, a difficult time, but losers cry, think negatively and I don’t want people close to me to cry or think differently from me.”