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Spurs must transfer White Hart Lane form to Wembley by winning the FA Cup
They need to make Wembley feel like home, starting next week
Kevin Beirne
This Spurs team are good enough to be winning trophies (Image: Shaun Botterill/Getty Images)
Let's get one thing straight, Spurs should end this season with some silverware.
They have closed the gap on Chelsea to just four points at the top of the Premier League, but the Blues play tomorrow and could widen it to seven once more but the FA Cup is still the most likely route to lifting a trophy.
The league table doesn't lie, but it doesn't tell the full story either. Chelsea might be the best team this season, but Spurs are the best team right now.
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The two meet next weekend at Wembley to see who makes the FA Cup final and with the form they're in, they should be crowned champions next month.
The frontline of Harry Kane, Christian Eriksen, Heung-min Son and Dele Alli were in sparkling form again today as Spurs ran out deserved 4-0 winners over Bournemouth - with even Vincent Janssen getting on the scoresheet in stoppage time.
Son scored yet another goal and Kane netted on his return to the starting XI but it was the first goalscorer - Mousa Dembele - who stole the show in a star-studded cast.
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He opened the scoring after a quarter of an hour but could have done so even earlier. The Belgian was a constant thorn in the side of the Bournemouth midfield and he allowed no room to Harry Arter or Jack Wilshere, the latter of which eventually limped off frustrated.
Mousa Dembele was in superb form today (Image: Dan Istitene/Getty Images)
Even on a day when Dele Alli - the 21-year-old phenom who would be the beating heart of any team in the world - was a bit off his game, it was barely noticeable as Dembele, Eriksen and Kane all stood up and made their presence felt.
Poch has spoken in the past about building a winning mentality, and even brought it up again in his post-match press conference.
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It's all well and good trashing Watford and Bournemouth 4-0 at home, but if he truly wants to develop a winning mentality for this young team, they need something physical to show for it.
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Next weekend's FA Cup semi-final against Chelsea is the perfect opportunity for Spurs to show how much they've grown not only this season, but over the last two months.
With the club set to play their home games at the national stadium next season, they'll need to slay their Wembley demons at some stage - and doing it with a win over league leaders would be the perfect statement.
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The Spurs fans are happy to have a team of this quality after so many years of near misses and false starts, but they need to start dreaming bigger. They deserve a trophy.
And if they can take their White Hart Lane form across London with them, there's no reason why Spurs shouldn't lift the FA Cup at Wembley on May 27.
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