Premier League Review: Tottenham

This Premier League Review sees Premier League runners-up Tottenham's season assessed, ultimately it is one they will be delighted with.

The North London club came into the season on the back of a third-placed finish, behind Leicester and Arsenal.

It was a season that promised much but ultimately saw it end in disaster, with Pochettino's men finishing behind the Gunners.

They managed to retain the services of Pochettino, who is one of the best young managers in Europe.

The Argentinian faced a tough prospect, with the top six in England tougher than any league in World football.

He also faced tough opposition in the dugout, with Pochettino pitting his wits against the likes of Wenger, Klopp, Mourinho, Conte and Pep Guardiola.

With a previous league finish of 3rd, with Tottenham making clear progress registering 16 more points.

Mauricio Pochettino's side made an unbeaten start to the season, drawing two and winning one of their opening three matches.

September was a great month for Spurs, they were unbeaten domestically but lost their opening CL fixture against Monaco.

October was another good month for Spurs, they did lose their first PL game of the season against Liverpool.

Ultimately their Champions League campaign ended in disappointment, they were also knocked out of the Europa League by Gent.

Their final two matches saw them score 13 goals and concede 2, an excellent end to the season.

Tottenham lost just four matches all season, the lowest in the Premier League.

Tottenham also progressed to the Semi-Final's of the FA Cup this season, a thrilling 4-2 defeat against Chelsea.

Spurs will be looking to finally end their cup drought, the only thing missing from Pochettino's CV is a trophy.

They beat Aston Villa, Wycombe Wanderers, Fulham and Millwall before losing to Chelsea in the Semi-Final.

Harry Kane was Spurs top scorer this season, with the England international scoring an incredible 29 goals.

Christian Eriksen was Tottenham's top assister this season, with the Dane enjoying another excellent campaign.

New signing Victor Wanyama enjoyed a great debut season, registering 90 tackles in the centre of midfield.

Dele Alli contributed to 25 goals this season, scoring 18 and assisting 7 goals.

Their final points tally was 86, that was 16 points better than last season and a position higher.

Thanks to the likes of Kane, Alli and Eriksen ensured that they ended the season with the league's best goal difference.

Pochettino will be understandably keen to add to his side, the priority will be adding more quality to his side in key areas.

They have been linked with a number of players, including Everton contract rebel Ross Barkley, as well as Fulham's Ryan Sessegnon.

Moussa Sissoko and Vincent Janssen are likely to depart, and Kyle Walker has been linked with Manchester City.

A striker and a defender are sure to be top of Pochettino's wishlist, with a Premier League title challenge in prospect.

To win the 17/18 Premier League outright @ 15/2

A Top Four Finish @ 8/11

To win the UEFA Champions League 17/18 @ 22/1