Although he lost the championship, Tottenham s practical tactics and set-piece offense are eye-catching

At Brentford, Frank often arranged a tall central defender - such as Nathan Collins - to stand on the wing to suppress the weaker fullback, and he obviously did not waste time bringing the tactic to his new team.

After the bleak domestic event last season, Tottenham Hotspur has a lot to improve. Setting balls offer a quick and obvious solution, just like Kevin Densor's out-of-bounds ball, and Frank is taking the opportunity with all his might. The concern that Tottenham's young players

enter this game - and this season - is that Tottenham currently lacks top players. Son Heung-min has left, and both Madison and Kulusevsky are recovering from knee surgery. No wonder Tottenham fans are so eager to introduce high-level replacements before the window ends.

But this game shows us that Tottenham has more strength than we imagined. While Tottenham currently lacks big-name stars, they have a group of talented young players that Frank can make them into stars.

Kudus performed well in Tottenham's debut and never gave Paris Saint-Germain a chance to breathe. He performed extremely well under high pressure. He made great contributions to Tottenham's first record winning a free kick. Spence, who had just renewed his contract, performed perfectly at the left-wingback position and blocked Hakimi all night. As the top player in Tottenham's three midfielders, Papp Saar gradually controlled the rhythm of the game, showed authority, pushed the team forward and suppressed the opponent.

Risalisson, Polo and Palinia also performed well, and Romero and Van der Fenn both scored goals. If young players can continue to grow, then perhaps this team does have enough star potential.

Only the end of the game makes people feel that this lineup may also need some experienced players to help them hold on to the victory in a leading situation like Tonight.