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Tottenham 4-1 Monaco

AS TOTTENHAM get ready to host Newcastle on Sunday, the question on everyone lips is how far can this young Spurs side go?

With only one loss in the league so far, losing 1-0 on the opening day of the season to Manchester United, the north London club continue to make a case for being viewed as genuine title contenders.

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