Forget Jarrod Bowen, Crysencio Summerville and Mateus Fernandes because Tim Sherwood has named three unsung West Ham stars who set them apart from Spurs in the battle for survival.
Among all the miserable moments and images that have defined Tottenham Hotspur’s season, one of the most striking came in the second half at Sunderland on Sunday.
Tottenham have had a disastrous weekend of results, and their misery continued on Monday as relegation rivals, Leeds United, pulled off an unlikely win away at Old Trafford.
Tottenham Hotspur’s Premier League survival hopes suffered multiple blows over the weekend, beyond just their defeat to Sunderland.
It’s fair to say the last few days haven’t boosted Tottenham Hotspur’s chances of remaining in the Premier League whatsoever.
Tottenham players will suffer a huge hit to their earnings if the club is relegated this season. It was unthinkable before this season that Spurs would actually find themselves embroiled in a relegation dogfight, even with their 17th-place finish last term as a result of an injury crisis.
Cristian Romero could be out for the remainder of the season following his collision with Antonin Kinsky during Tottenham Hotspur's defeat to Sunderland.
Tottenham’s torrid time with injuries has shown little signs of letting up as the end of the season approaches.
Spurs have once again endured a nightmare season with injury problems, having to be without several key players for extended periods.
Tottenham Hotspur must respond after a damaging defeat against Sunderland, and we expect several changes to the starting XI this weekend as Spurs take on Brighton and Hove Albion.
Tottenham Hotspur now need to pick themselves up after their 1-0 defeat to Sunderland on Sunday afternoon.
Tottenham are in ‘intensive talks’ to complete a deal to bring Sebastien Kehl to north London as their new director of football, according to reports.
As Cristian Romero made an early exit at the Stadium of Light on Sunday, I think most fans knew that his tears were for Argentina, not Spurs.