De Zerbi's Tottenham beat Chelsea, Emery's touch draws attention

Tottenham beat Chelsea 2-0 in the Premier League, starting to halt their poor run of form. Roberto De Zerbi said there had been no change in the team's mentality, but that the relationships with the players and the structure of the group had shifted.

The head coach said a long and open meeting with the players before the Manchester United match created a turning point in the squad. De Zerbi stressed that the team wants to improve a little more every week and that they have suffered enough.

In the match, Tottenham controlled the game as the home side despite wind and rain. Omar Marmoush's missed chance in the first half looked like a repeat of earlier bad luck, but this time the luck went Tottenham's way. A mistake from the Chelsea defence opened the way for the goal.

In midfield, Mateus Fernandes stood out. The young player at the centre of the game recorded the most passes and tackles on the pitch and completed the most successful dribbles. The performance also summed up the overall look of a Tottenham side that is being reshaped.

Ultimately, Tottenham appear to be moving in the right direction to change the club's recent poor picture.