5 things we learned from Tottenham vs Swansea City

Bradley’s attacking options

Swansea’s poor performance at the weekend was particularly underlined by their lack of shots on goal.

The visitors only shot on goal was a half chance from Gylfi Sigurdsson which was immediately blocked before it even reached the penalty area.

Bradley’s choice to leave his Icelandic midfielder as a lone striker was a very poor one. Despite having over £20m worth of striking options on the bench, summer signings Fernando Llorente and club-record signing Borja Baston only featured in the second-half.

Llorente’s introduction at half-time gave the visitors a new option and he was one of their best players on Saturday. He was still not good enough to start in Bradley’s opinion, despite a late brace from him securing a last-gasp win against Crystal Palace.

If Bradley wants any chance of survival this season, he needs to be starting a recognised striker on a regular basis.