Ange Postecoglou says ‘spirit and character’ got Tottenham past Coventry - Spurs were minutes away from a second consecutive early Carabao Cup exit under Postecoglou.

Tottenham Hotspur manager Ange Postecoglou has admitted winger Wilson Odobert looks to have suffered a "fairly significant" injury. Spurs struck a deal worth up to £30m to sign 19-year-old Odobert from Burnley during the summer but saw his third start for the club cut short as a muscular injury forced him off the field just 18 minutes into Wednesday's dramatic 2-1 win over Coventry City.

Spurs very nearly lost their League Cup tie at Coventry. They arguably deserved to lose it. Could their late victory spark a revival?

TOTTENHAM legend Gus Poyet believes Ange Postecoglou can win the Carabao Cup and end Spurs’ miserable trophyless run. The North Londoners haven’t won any silverware since 2008 when

Tottenham Hotspur hasn’t had the greatest luck when it comes to its new players staying healthy. First there was the foot injury to record signing Dominic Solanke in Tottenham’s week 1 draw at Leicester City that kept him out of the following match and slowed his adaptation to Tottenham’s squad.

Tottenham Hotspur head coach Ange Postecoglou has conceded that Wilson Odobert appears to have sustained a "fairly significant" injury in their EFL Cup victory over Coventry City.

There was bad news for Tottenham, despite their Carabao Cup win over Coventry on Wednesday night, as Wilson Odobert suffered a ‘fairly significant’ injury. It was a dramatic night at the Coventry Building Society Arena as the Championship side had the lead with just a few minutes to play as they looked to cause an upset.