Roberto De Zerbi celebrates after completing his rescue mission Credit : Andrew Couldridge/Action Images via Reuters This was not a trophy for Tottenham Hotspur , nor was it an achievement which a club of their scale would usually acknowledge. Yet the ninth-wealthiest club in the world celebrated Premier League survival like they were parading an FA Cup, which says much about the tension that has accumulated in recent weeks. In south London, Arsenal toasted a Premier League title . In north London, Spurs toasted a home league win. Delivered by João Palhinha, forcing the ball an inch or so over the Everton line in the first half, it was not just any home win. It was Spurs’ first league victory at their £1bn home since December 6, and it condemned West Ham to relegation a few miles east. A draw would have been enough, but the wait for the first home league win of 2026 had long been a dark cloud over the club.…