Beating bitter rivals Arsenal to a crucial Champions League spot, topping the Champions League group and sitting in the top four at Christmas.
On the face of it, it doesn't seem like a bad 2022 for Antonio Conte's Spurs side. As with any year there have been downs as well as ups including some recent disappointing defeats, but Tottenham's performances across the calendar year leave them in good stead heading into the second half of the season after the World Cup break.
One thing that has remained a constant in 2022 is the undeniable importance of Harry Kane to any success that could arrive in N17. Once more the shining Lilywhite light in north London, Kane has continued to flourish in yet another new system for Spurs' record goal-scorer in waiting.
