A frank internal meeting is being credited with Tottenham's upturn, lifting them to their best league spot since January, but is it a real turning point?
Tottenham finished Saturday's Premier League action in 12th place, their highest position in the table since 2 January. For a club that has spent much of the season stuck in frustration, that small climb feels like a statement.
The talk around N17 is about a candid meeting that is said to have changed the mood inside the camp. Honest conversations like that can reset a dressing room, clearing the air and sharpening focus when results and confidence have both been slipping.
Still, 12th is hardly the finish Spurs fans expect. It is progress, not a destination, and the real test is whether the improved energy can be sustained across several matches rather than a single good afternoon. Consistency has been the missing ingredient, and the table will show quickly if this is a genuine shift.
For now, Tottenham have something they have lacked for months: momentum, and a reason to believe the worst is behind them. The next few fixtures will show whether this is a true turning point or just a brief lift.
