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  Tottenham Hotspur remain one of the most exciting Premier League sides to watch, yet their progress continues to be disrupted by familiar first-half issues that frequently undermine otherwise strong performances.  Whether facing top-six rivals or mid-table teams, Spurs often begin slowly, concede soft goals, and struggle to impose their tactical identity early in games.  These recurring problems have shaped match outcomes, affected league standings, and raised questions about mentality, tactical discipline, and squad depth. Spurs’ Slow Starts Remain a Persistent Weakness Across recent Premier League fixtures, Tottenham’s first halves have featured predictable patterns: sloppy passing, poor defensive shape, miscommunication during transitions, and unnecessary risk-taking when building from the back. These early-game vulnerabilities repeatedly give opponents confidence and momentum. Search-friendly insight: Spurs first-half mistakes often revolve around defensive disorgan...

    Foden's 91st-Minute Rescue  Full match report on the chaotic 3-2 victory for Manchester City over Leeds United today (Nov 29, 2025). Read about Phil Foden's brace, the Leeds second-half fightback, and how City's nervy win impacts the title race. Relief and Redemption: Man City Edges Leeds 3-2 in a Second-Half Scare The Etihad Stadium was the scene of extraordinary drama today (Saturday, November 29, 2025), as Manchester City claimed a vital three points against a resilient Leeds United side, but only after nearly squandering a comfortable lead. The final whistle confirmed a 3-2 victory for Pep Guardiola's men, but the scoreline tells only part of the story. This was a match defined by two distinct halves: a dominant City procession followed by a chaotic, spirited comeback from the visitors that was only halted by a moment of individual brilliance in stoppage time. Having suffered two consecutive defeats—to Newcastle United and Bayer Leverkusen—this was a must-win fi...