Tottenham Hotspur — Doncaster Rovers : Match Preview and Prediction for September 24,2025

Tottenham’s Improved Form Under New Management

It’s widely acknowledged that Tottenham has shown significant improvement since the arrival of their new manager. While last season brought a trophy win that delighted fans, the team’s substantial struggles in the league were a major concern. The new Danish specialist, Thomas Frank, appears to be handling these challenges effectively so far.

Recent Performance and Areas for Concern

Frank’s tenure began with a hard-fought loss against PSG in the UEFA Super Cup. However, this was followed by Premier League victories, including a notable win over Manchester City. Furthermore, they orchestrated a remarkable comeback against Brighton away from home. Despite these successes, there’s a degree of dissatisfaction with the team’s overall consistency. Occasional poor performances occur, and their Champions League displays have been less than convincing. Against an opponent that struggled to even hit the target, Hotspur’s uninspiring performance raised questions, particularly regarding the initial struggles against “the Seagulls” from the first whistle.

Doncaster’s Impressive Start to the Season

Doncaster has been quite impressive with their play so far. The team recently earned promotion from League Two, and the Rovers immediately set about strengthening their squad. Their efforts are already evident in their performance, as they’ve had a brilliant start to the championship campaign.

Recent Form and Defensive Strengths

“Donny” secured victories in eight out of ten matches across all competitions at the beginning of the season, a truly impressive statistic. A standout feature has been the team’s incredibly strong defense. In the League Cup, they defeated their opponents twice with clean sheets, not conceding a single goal, and even overcame Middlesbrough. However, recent matches have seen a dip in form. They suffered a comprehensive defeat against Wigan, followed by a frustrating loss to Wimbledon, despite having taken the lead and controlling the game initially.