Tottenham and Roberto De Zerbi face a hugely pressurised game as they take on newly promoted Coventry in the Premier League.
Tottenham enter this game 19th in the league with three points from six games. The North London side remain winless, which is piling pressure on the manager and the club's higher ups following a summer of indulgent spending.
A third straight season resulting in a league finish around the relegation places is unthinkable for a club of Spurs' size, so the pressure from the fans is palpable for results to turn around.
Spurs managed a 1-1 draw at Man United last time out, where a Dom Solanke equaliser in stoppage-time salvaged a point for a team that spent the last 15 minutes playing with ten men.
Many were buoyed the positive performance Spurs delivered, particularly in the first half where they were highly dominant and should have scored a few.
Coventry, meanwhile, are 14th in the league with six points from six games. The Sky Blues had a rough start to the season losing all of their first four games. However, Frank Lampard's men have won their last two on the bounce, the most recent of which was a 4-1 win over Newcastle.
Coventry by no means look perfect, but they're starting to show a level of competency that should at least ensure they remain competitive, even if they do fail to survive.
All in all, Spurs' performances have probably warranted more points than the team has currently, and given they're facing a newly promoted side on home soil the time is surely ripe to claim their first home win of the season.
Tottenham 2-0 Coventry
