The last time Tottenham won an away league game, they were still playing their home games at Wembley.



That was on January 20, a 2-1 win at Fulham that already feels as if it belongs to a different era — and not just because Dele Alli scored. This was before the new stadium opened, before the miracle Champions League run past Manchester City and Ajax, before so many big events in the story of this club.



In the long eight months since Spurs last won away, every other team from last year’s Premier League, except Huddersfield, have done so.



Manchester City have won nine away league games since then. Liverpool have won six. Even Scott Parker’s Fulham won at Bournemouth on April 20. Neil Warnock’s Cardiff won three away games at the end of last season before they went down. Sheffield United recorded their first away win on Saturday at Goodison Park, at only their third attempt.



But for Spurs it has been eight long months in a...