Despite Tottenham's recent struggles, Roy Hodgson, the manager of Crystal Palace, is still concerned about the threat posed by Harry Kane and his teammates.
On Saturday, Spurs will play Palace under interim manager Ryan Mason in an attempt to snap a four-match losing streak that has included three losses.
In comparison, Hodgson has led Palace to four victories in his previous six games, including a thrilling 4-3 victory over West Ham the last time out.
Tottenham lost to Liverpool by the same score in their most recent match, giving up a stoppage-time winner only moments after tying the score. However, Hodgson, who gave Kane his England debut in 2015, does not place too much stock in Tottenham's recent struggles.
I believe the risk for all teams visiting (Tottenham Hotspur Stadium) is that they will be facing a strong team with exceptional players. Harry Kane, in my opinion, is extremely near to becoming world class, if not entirely deserving of it.Many of the players on their team also possess extraordinary talent. We are aware of how challenging a match it will be since they are still competing for a Champions League spot.When I was a member of the club, Crystal Palace, trips to Tottenham did not result in victories, so if we do that, I imagine it will be a first for me.
To finish the season well is what I'm more looking for, he remarked. "I think it's been a very good six games, and thirteen points is an excellent reward from six games, but I'd like that to be a good reward now after ten games, and that would depend on how much drive and ambition players have," the coach said.Although I can't guarantee it, the players will have every opportunity to keep their motivation.
"We must continue to triumph, and to triumph you need everything. You must have the motivation, attitude, determination, preparation, quality of play on both the offensive and defensive sides.
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