Harry Kane revealed a team meeting helped Tottenham get back on track with a narrow win at Fulham.
The England captain scored the only goal with a sweet strike into the bottom corner from just outside the box, to equal Jimmy Greaves' record as Spurs' all-time top scorer with 266 goals.
It was only Spurs' second Premier League win in six games and came after back-to-back losses against Arsenal and Manchester City.
They are back to within three points of the Champions League places after only a second league clean sheet since October.
"We are a little bit behind where we want to be but tonight was important," said Kane, who played despite having an illness.
"We had a good talk amongst ourselves, just to get back to what we are good at, clean sheets, being compact and hard to break down. Then we know we will have a chance to score and have players who can do that.
"It was a really important win for us, especially after the last couple of games, to get back to winning ways."
