Hugo Lloris earned his first clean sheet of the season in Monday night’s 1-0 win over Burnley at Turf Moor.
That result was only our 10th league win at the Lancashire ground since our formation in 1882. The three points we picked up extended our unbeaten run to 10 games.
It also continued our run of away wins – ahead of Thursday’s visit to Royal Antwerp, we’ve been victorious on the road in each of our five games on the road this season.
The triumph over Burnley also lifted us to fifth in the Premier League table and just two points off top spot.
Yet, despite all the encouraging statistics and headlines that have come our way so far this season, Hugo demands more.
He always challenges for more and will always strive for better from not just himself, but his team-mates as well. It is an unrelenting part of his makeup. You don’t lead your country to World Cup glory without that desire and ambition.
Performances like our display at Burnley will have pleased our skipper – it was one of resilience, fight and most of all, discipline, as we battled until the end to get our just rewards. And his personal efforts throughout the game epitomised that.
He led by example, as he always does. Our hosts didn’t get many shots away but the ones they did, the French international dealt with them with ease. Just as importantly though, with the Clarets sending in high, searching crosses into our box to challenge the organisation of our defence, Hugo was there, ready to bravely claim them and avert any danger.
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OBITUARY – JOHNNIE HILLS
We were saddened to hear of the passing of John ‘Johnnie’ Hills, a defender who spent 11 years at the Club as an amateur and professional between 1950-61. He passed away at home in Brussels, Belgium, on Friday, 26 November, aged 87.
PAPER CHASE
Club historian John Fennelly looks back at what supporters were reading on their way, at half-time and heading home afterwards when NORWICH CITY visited in March 1938.
RIDE FOR UGO
Laurence Gant, Head of Academy Sports Medicine and Science, is set to take part in a five-day charity cycle in memory of his friend, and our former Under-23s coach Ugo Ehiogu.
DEVELOPMENT SQUAD
BIG WIN OVER EVERTON
SPURS WOMEN
INTERNATIONAL ROUND
GAME ZERO ACHIEVES NET ZERO CARBON STATUS
Sky this week published a case study revealing that Game Zero, our Premier League match against Chelsea here in September, achieved net zero carbon emissions.
LIVING IN THE MOMENT
Exclusive interview with our young midfielder OLIVER SKIPP, now an established member of our first team and also a familiar face to today’s opponents, who is enjoying every moment in the Premier League spotlight.
MEET OUR FIRST-YEAR UNDER-18S PLAYERS
TOUGH DAY AGAINST COTTAGERS
TREBLE TOP
Looking back at Spurs hat-tricks scored against tonight’s opposition.
WHERE ARE THEY NOW ?
A creative midfielder who was full of heart and desire, LEWIS HOLTBY made his Spurs debut against this afternoon’s opposition back in January 2013 and went on to make 42 appearances in our colours, scoring three goals. We caught up with the Germany international to discuss his time at the Club and find out what he is up to now…
