Antonio Conte's Tottenham transformation has given Daniel Levy tantalising glimpse of future

Antonio Conte's Tottenham side have put themselves right in the mix for a Champions League place following five wins in six Premier League games. The latest victory came on Sunday when Spurs demolished Newcastle United 5-1 in N17, with the team even having a number of other opportunities in the second half to add to the scoreline.

Plagued by inconsistency at the start of 2022 as their up and down form saw them lose the chance to take control in the top-four race, Tottenham have hit top form at exactly the right time in the calendar. Moving above Arsenal and into fourth following their triumph over the Magpies, Mikel Arteta's men do have two games in hand over Spurs but they do crucially come up against each other before the season draws to a close.

Falling away from Champions League contention at the end of October following an almighty slump under Nuno Espirito Santo, Conte had some job on his hands in terms of putting things right at Tottenham immediately after his appointment at the start of November. Never going to be a quick fix for the world-class manager, it has been incredibly painful for Spurs fans at times, most notably in the first few months of 2022, but things finally look to have clicked into place at the business end of the campaign.

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Scoring for fun and oozing confidence in their football at present, Spurs are going to take some stopping if their current form carries on. Previously stating that it would be a "miracle" for Tottenham to achieve a Champions League finish, Conte admitted in his post-match press conference that his team are now "going up and up".

Conte has overseen a big change in the team he