Tottenham Hotspur face a huge game against Aston Villa on Saturday ahead of a three-week international break, as they go looking for their first league goal and win of the season.Roberto De Zerbi has insisted that Spurs have been unlucky with some of their recent results, suggesting that their performances deserved more.However, the Italian needs his luck to turn soon, and Tottenham fans are growing increasingly frustrated at the lack of goals in the Premier League so far.Aston Villa, who are one of just three teams with fewer points than the Lilywhites this season, are the next to visit N17, with the home side desperately needing three points.Credit: @thefrederikkejensen / InstagramDanny Murphy is confident Tottenham will climb up the tableFour games into the campaign, some pundits are already writing Spurs off and predicting that they could be in for another extremely poor campaign.However, Murphy remains confident that Tottenham will turn things around and finish in the top half of the table.The former Liverpool midfielder told talkSPORT: “They’ll climb up the table. I still think they’ll be in the top half. I am surprised how poorly they’ve started, but actually the turnover of players, a lot of new players have come in, some of them late. He’s not yet established his best 11.“There’s a few decisions when you watch them play. I’ve done most of the games where it’s kind of a little bit baffling, but they’ve got enough. It’s just about getting through this initial bad spell. Last night didn’t help.“I think he picked a strong team, which he should have done because he’s under a bit of pressure. He’s got a lot of quality and competition for places, but he picked a really strong team and they played okay. They missed a couple of big chances in the first half, which can change momentum in a game, but to lose 3-1 is a little embarrassing.”Murphy warns De Zerbi Spurs fans could turn on himThe pundit remains confident that the Tottenham boss will get at least a couple of more months to turn things around.However, he warned De Zerbi that the opinion of the fan base could turn very quickly if Spurs suffer another loss on Saturday.Murphy added: “There comes a point with every manager at every club where the fans will start, and if they lose to Villa at the weekend before the international break, all of a sudden, amazingly, he’s under pressure. Even if they lose at the weekend, I still think they’ll give him a month or two after they get back from the international break.”READ MORE: Piero Ausilio changes his mind after Tottenham Hotspur approachThe post Danny Murphy predicts where Tottenham will finish this season, but it comes with a warning appeared first on Spurs Web.