Tottenham's wait for a first Premier League win of the season continues but Roberto De Zerbi takes his side to Spain for a training camp having seen promising signs in the late draw at Manchester United.
A big-spending summer after scraping survival last term has increased expectations in north London, but Spurs remain without a victory after six matches.
Tottenham have only previously managed that in 1955-56 and 2008-09, but there was a sense of positivity around fans, staff and players after the latest fixture in that run.
Spurs fought back from Bryan Mbeumo firing United ahead and a Rodrigo Bentancur red card to snatch a 1-1 draw on Saturday night, when skipper Dominic Solanke headed home in stoppage time.
Spurs boss Roberto De Zerbi saw something to build on after their draw with Man United. Jan Kruger/Getty Images "We showed the right reaction. We played a great game," boss De Zerbi said.
"I think we are playing well, not [just] today, also the other games before Manchester, but today has been the game where for the first time in this season we showed to be a team.
"We played for the teammates, we played together, we believed until the end of the game, we stayed inside of the game in every situation, and we attacked as a team, we defended as a team, the right football behaviour."
Tottenham will have the chance to build on that during a training camp in Spain ahead of their return to action at home to promoted Coventry next Monday.
"To work together, to stay together, to go for dinner together, to know better each other, because to be a team you have to know the teammates, to stay together," De Zerbi said of the benefits of the trip.
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"We have to build the team. Now the target is to build the team, not the group of the players.
"We are a great group of players, but we are not a team yet. Today, this game, we show to be a team.
"To be a team is to play for the teammates, suffer together, attack together, defend together, the players who come inside five minutes, three minutes, like Mateus Fernandes, they have to play like they are in the first XI, without problems, without other faults.