Your views on Saturday's game

We asked for your thoughts on Saturday's game between Wolves and Tottenham.

Here are some of your comments:

Wolves fans

Mike: Wolves totally deserved the three points today. Apart from the slow start, they dominated possession and had chances to win this in regulation. However, their weakness is finishing. The substitutions came on and made the difference. Pablo Sarabia’s goal was a worldie, fantastic first touch and a great volley. The second goal was well deserved.

Courtney: Wolves were full value for the victory. Sarabia made a telling cameo. Hopefully Pedro Neto will be back soon and won't take too long to pick up where he left off. Onwards and upwards.

William: A brilliant all-round performance. They never gave up, they fought for every ball and all their efforts paid off. I'm sure all the supporters will agree. After going a goal down after two minutes they showed an amazing display of hard graft and endeavour. A big pat on the back from me.

Sam: Gary O’Neil has done a fantastic job so far. He has turned Wolves from favourites for relegation into a team that's hard to beat, but attractive to watch. Wolves could easily have another four points but for shocking decisions. Keep it up!

Spurs fans

Micky: Honeymoon is over with our two best players out till new the year. We will not be in the top four at Xmas. It was good while it lasted but we were awful against Wolves. Two shots in ninety minutes says it all.

Anff: Good start but they took the foot off the gas when we needed to put the game to bed, and went to sleep right at the death. This should underline just how thin the squad is. Hopefully a couple of key January signings should help big Ange Postecoglou keep us on course for a top-four finish.

Hugo: I think after two losses we need to regroup and do the best we can with the current situation. It is unlucky and not ideal, with arguably both of our most important players being injured. We need to stick together and remember to back Ange. Even though there are tough fixtures ahead, we need to make the most out of them.

Edward: Well it looks as though our wining run has ended. It was always going to happen. Unfortunately we have lost our decent players to injuries in the process. But we do have Brennan Johnson who has the ability to take James Maddison’s place. This is the job of a manager now to really get the best out of our remaining players. Let’s hope we get through it.