Tottenham Struggle At Home With Consecutive Draws Under Thomas Frank

Tottenham Hotspur continue to struggle with converting their home games into victories, having won only three of their 12 Premier League home matches in 2025, with Thomas Frank acknowledging a need to improve their offensive play despite a solid defensive foundation. Pundits like Gary O'Neil and fans have criticized Spurs' inability to break down low-block defenses, highlighting that their best performances come when they are forced to defend rather than attack. Frank agrees with the criticism, stating the team must add layers to their offensive game to turn draws into wins. Tottenham's 1-1 draw with Wolves, a team yet to win this season before the match, exemplified these issues, with fans noting the lack of a coherent attacking structure and reliance on individual efforts rather than team build-up. Wolves, under Vitor Pereira, showed improvement and resilience, earning their first point of the season, though they were denied a win by a late goal from Spurs' Joao Palhinha. The ongoing challenges in Tottenham's attacking strategy suggest it may take time, possibly until January, to see significant improvements under Frank's management.