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Welcome to the multi-award winning Spurs podcast from The Athletic.

It is The View from the Lane.

I'm Kate Mason.

Joining me today are Jack Pitt Brook, Dan Kilpatrick and Jay Harris.

Well, for about 20 minutes there,

I really thought it was going to be fine.

And we have a lot to discuss on the subject of Matisse Tell

from the sublime to the query, ridiculous.

And another performance that at least went unbeaten at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, but

can we ever win there again? Jack Pittbrook, you were at the stadium, so you're sort of

half asleep still, I imagine, having come back across town and also hung on for those 13 minutes of added time. What are your immediate

takeaways? My immediate takeaways, Kay, is that it feels a little bit like Brighton in the

sense that it's a draw that feels like a defeat. I think that, you know, the different,

it's such a stupid thing to say, the difference between drawing and winning that game would have been huge.

Like, if they had won that game, everybody would have felt great this morning.

But that draw, I mean, it makes it feel as if it's out of Spurs's hands.

It's not.

Like, if Spurs win both their games, they're safe.

I suspect

if they take four points. I mean, I think if they take four points, they're almost, they're

safe as well, right? Because of it would take a bizarre gold difference thing. So, you know,

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