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Spurs Continue to Flounder as Newcastle Claim the Spoils

  • On Saturday, Tottenham Hotspur suffered a 2-0 defeat to Newcastle United, extending the club's scoreless streak to two matches and marking their worst Premier League season opening in 52 years.
  • Coach Roberto De Zerbi oversaw a $406 million squad overhaul this summer to improve a team that finished 17th in consecutive seasons; the Londoners have signed eight players seeking to establish cohesion.
  • Admitting that "you can't buy mentality in the transfer market," De Zerbi insisted he retains confidence in his players while describing the rebuild as a "great project" intended to change the last two seasons.
  • Newcastle United maintains an unbeaten start under new coach Matthias Jaissle, with midfielder Nico Gonzalez impressing on debut while Wissa noted remaining players "have to step up" following significant departures.
  • With the transfer window closing September 1, De Zerbi hopes to secure one final signing; reports link Liverpool forward Cody Gakpo to the club as the coach seeks additional recruits to address current failings.
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Tottenham sudah mengabiskan 300 juta poundssterling, tetapi malah terpuruk di dasar klasemen Liga Inggris. Roberto De Zerbi memilih tak panic.

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After conceding three goals in the opening game, Tottenham continued their… defeats, this time 2-0 to Newcastle in London. Tottenham's start in this year's Premier League went from bad to worse. The Londoners, after the heavy defeat to Brentford, saw Newcastle pass… triumphantly through their home, with everything being decided in the second half. Elanga in the 62nd minute made it 0-1 and ten minutes later, Uisha sealed Newcastle's first victory…

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Sports Illustrated broke the news in New York, United States on Friday, August 28, 2026.
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