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Richarlison's header helped Tottenham secure a 2-1 victory over Aston Villa, lifting them out of the relegation zone. This marks Spurs' second consecutive Premier League win, while Villa struggles continue with a disappointing performance.
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Roberto De Zerbi had told his ÂTottenham players to silence the voices competing for their attention but his internal monologue would have been extremely good value at Villa Park. When Richarlison headed in on 25 minutes to double Spursâs lead, De Zerbi, in pristine white hi-tops, motored on to the pitch as if at the wheel on Mario Kart, with Marcello Quinto, one of the coaches who the Italian brought with him upon his appointment last month, not far behind him.
After recording their first victory this year at Wolves last weekend, Spurs returned to the West Midlands to chalk up successive Premier League wins for the first time since August. Significantly, this was a win that hoists Spurs out of the relegation zone, trading places with West Ham, who were defeated at Brentford on Saturday. It may be May but Spurs finally appear up and running.
De Zerbi, this just his fourth game in the job, evidently has his players dancing to his tune. The travelling Spurs support understandably went ballistic when the final whistle arrived, the Villa substitute Emiliano BuendĂaâs late consolation doing nothing to dampen the buoyancy in the away end. Both during the game and judging by the noise at the end it felt like Spurs, and not Villa, are the team riding high in the division and close to qualifying for the Champions League.
Tottenham were superior to Villa in all departments, even before Conor Gallagher, a Villa target in January, opened the scoring after a dozen minutes courtesy of a superbly taken strike into the bottom corner from outside the box. Villa were guilty of going through the motions from kick-off and it is an ominous statistic that Spurs now have more away wins in the league than them this year.
For Villa, another jolting defeat and another anaemic performance. Nottingham Forest expect Villa to bring their A-game for their Europa League semi-final second leg but, in one sense, VĂtor Pereira must have been licking his lips at this Villa showing. Perhaps Forestâs biggest concern is that surely Villa cannot lay on such a lukewarm production here on Thursday. Villaâs display was one of, if not, the worst since Unai Emery took charge three-and-a-half years ago. Nothing typified an alarming display more than Jadon Sancho being flagged offside after receiving the ball back at a short-corner routine a couple of minutes into the second half. Emery and Villa Park will demand a reaction.

Tottenham's victory lifted them out of the relegation zone, swapping places with West Ham, who lost to Brentford.
Richarlison's goal doubled Tottenham's lead and was crucial in securing their first back-to-back Premier League wins since August.
Aston Villa faces Nottingham Forest in a Europa League semi-final second leg, where they will need to improve their performance significantly.
Roberto De Zerbi is the current manager, and he has led Tottenham to two consecutive wins, indicating a positive shift in the team's performance.
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Emiliano MartĂnez can only watch as Conor Gallagherâs early shot flies past him to give Spurs the lead. Photograph: Matthew Childs/Action Images/Reuters
On this evidence, no wonder De Zerbi is adamant Spurs can win all their remaining matches, with a trip to Chelsea sandwiched by home matches against Leeds and Everton. It is also surely an advantage that Spurs do not leave London from here on in, while West Ham travel to Newcastle. Spurs outworked, outmuscled and outfought an anaemic Villa side. Spurs hoovered up second balls and seized on Villaâs half heartedness. De Zerbi outwitted Emery, whose seven changes with overturning Forestâs advantage on Thursday in mind, spectacularly backfired. How Villa missed John McGinn, the Villa captain absent through injury.
De Zerbi oozes charisma and has brought a gravitas that his predecessors simply lacked. But he has also sharpened this Spurs side in double-quick time. The Italian knows they still have their flaws, but he has doubled down on the strengths, even if with a bloated injury list, the biggest in the division. Rodrigo Bentancur, who beat the turf in the first half after an awkward landing under pressure from Lamare Bogarde, was forced off midway through the second half.
Injuries to Dominic Solanke and Xavi Simons prompted De Zerbi into enforced changes, Richarlisonâs promotion paying off handsomely, while JoĂŁo Palhinha, Mathys Tel and Destiny Udogie also started. De Zerbiâs messaging has been smart and after bigging up and breathing confidence into the front three who ran amok here, the trio delivered. Randal Kolo Muani, who De Zerbi pointed out Paris Saint-Germain paid ÂŁ76.4m for a few years ago, was busy down the right and departed high-fiving away supporters. Tel was lively and Richarlison got the goal that killed Villa, leaping to head past Emiliano MartĂnez inside the six-yard box.
Palhinha cannoned a shot against the post as Spurs sought to double their lead and while Villa established some kind of order after the interval, De Zerbiâs side were never troubled. Antonin Kinsky did not have a save to make and all five of Villaâs efforts at goal came in the second half, BuendĂa glancing in a header with seconds to play. Tammy Abraham had just eight first-half touches and was replaced by Ollie Watkins on the hour after another blunt outing.
Gallagherâs opener was sweet and it will have hurt Emery that it was a player he admires greatly who reopened the wound after a first-leg defeat at the City Ground. The goal stemmed from a Kevin Danso long throw and, only half-cleared, Gallagherâs sidefoot control eliminated Abraham and with his next touch he sent a powerful, low shot into the corner. Gallagher punched the air and Spursâ outfield players, all in luminous yellow, enjoyed the moment. De Zerbi, though, wanted more, calling Palhinha over for a pep talk. Spurs got that and then some.