Tottenham Hotspur manager Mauricio Pochettino believes they need to maintain the good work in a bid to push for the Premier League title. He also insists Spurs have to beat PSV to keep up their title challenge alive.
The North London giants are having a pretty good time in the Premier League having won their last four matches. But their struggle is pretty evident in the Champions League as they are yet to open their account following their loss to Inter Milan and Barcelona.
Since Pochettino took the charge Spurs have established themselves pretty firmly on the big stage but their inability to win a big trophy has been a major setback for them.
The Argentine manager said, “If we are not capable of winning this type of game we cannot win the title.
“We need more. I think we are so competitive over the last four-and-a-half-years, but to win a title is the last step, to push the team and the club.
“I think it’s so important the Champions League game against Eindhoven if we want to be alive in the competition. It’s a must-win game.”
“If we want to grow, if we want to be competitive, if we want one day to be close to winning, to coping with the pressure in football, when you play for a win you need to learn how to manage that pressure.
“Four-and-a-half-years ago when they offered me the Tottenham job the idea was to build a team for the Champions League in the moment we arrive in the new stadium.
“This is our third Champions League in a row, one at White Hart Lane, three times at Wembley. We are ahead of the project. We are miles ahead.”
