Here is the Tottenham Hotspur morning digest for Sunday, November 15.
The six crucial Tottenham relationships that can help Jose Mourinho's team reach the next level
Jose Mourinho is starting to enjoy life in north London.
The Spurs boss has guided the club to second in the Premier League as he continues on his quest to deliver silverware to the club.
The club have lost just once in their last nine games, and that has seen the club begin to build considerable momentum.
Now Rob Guest has looked at the six crucial relationships that Jose Mourinho has managed to help his team reach the next level, and the decisions he will need to make for the team moving forward.
You can read that piece here .
Giovani Lo Celso has sent Jose Mourinho a message that may see him change his Man City approach
Giovani Lo Celso may have been out of sight but he was not out of mind for Jose Mourinho.
The talented playmaker was on international duty with Argentina and played in the game against Paraguay earlier this week.
Next up for Lo Celso at club level is a meeting with Pep Guardiola and Manchester City, with Mourinho still putting the final touches to his plans for the game.
The Portuguese boss is much closer to understanding his strongest team, but Lo Celso’s performance with his country may have given him something to consider.
Rob Guest has written about the situation in detail, and you can read the full piece here .
Alex Morgan makes first start as Tottenham women continue their search for first win
Alex Morgan made her long awaited first start for Tottenham in the Women’s Super League against Bristol City.
Spurs drew the game against Bristol 2-2, but welcomed the American international into the starting line-up.
Still waiting for their first win of the season, Spurs welcomed a Bristol City side that is winless during their opening five games of the season, during which they’ve conceded 28 goals in the process.
Injuries and a lack of match fitness have kept Morgan out of the starting line-up for Spurs so far, but she was deemed ok to start against Bristol before being withdrawn at half-time.
Spurs got off to a bad start when Bristol opened the scoring through a Chloe Logarzo penalty. An equaliser from Siri Worm followed before Ashleigh Neville gave Spurs the advantage in the 64th minute.
They looked on course for a win, but a Rianna Dean red card helped give Bristol a route back into the game before Ebony Salmon eventually netted an injury-time equaliser.
