The candid meeting that 'changed' Spurs - are they finally on way back?
Tottenham end Saturday's Premier League action in 12th place, their highest league position since 2 January.
BBC Sport reports: Tottenham end Saturday's Premier League action in 12th place, their highest league position since 2 January.
Are they finally on their way back?
This sports story centres on the United Kingdom. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Spurs and Saturday's Premier League.
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