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Leeds United XI vs Tottenham Hotspur – Predicted lineup and team news

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Leeds United travel to North London on Monday night, looking to extend their six-match unbeaten streak.

Daniel Farke’s side has enjoyed a remarkably consistent second half of the campaign. The Whites sit fourteenth in the table and are effectively safe from relegation. No team has ever been relegated from the Premier League with their current total of 43 points. Leeds have picked up 32 points since December, a tally bettered by only six other clubs. However, they have lost each of their last six visits to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Farke’s men have been difficult to beat on the road recently. They are unbeaten in their last six away fixtures despite recording eight draws in ten games. Leeds have also proven lethal in front of goal, scoring 3+ goals eight times this term. They must now find a way to break their North London hoodoo without an in-form attacker.

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Daniel Farke faces a significant selection headache after Noah Okafor sustained a calf strain. The Swiss forward will miss the next two games after scoring six goals since February. In his absence, Lukas Nmecha is expected to lead the attack alongside Dominic Calvert-Lewin. Pascal Struijk missed training with a hip contusion but remains hopeful of featuring. Farke should be in the dugout despite recent health concerns.

Gabriel Gudmundsson and Ilia Gruev remain sidelined with thigh and knee injuries, respectively. Anton Stach and Tanaka will look to control the midfield against Tottenham’s aggressive high press. Leeds must cope with the hosts winning possession in the final third 5.3 times per game. Farke will demand a disciplined performance to maintain their impressive recent momentum.

Leeds United predicted lineup

Leeds predicted XI: Darlow; Bijol, Struijk, Rodon; Bogle, Stach, Tanaka, Ampadu, Justin; Nmecha, Calvert-Lewin.

When will the match kick off?

The Premier League fixture at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium kicks off at 20:00 BST on Monday, 11 May 2026.

How to watch Tottenham Hotspur vs Leeds United?

The game is live in the UK on Sky Sports Premier League. Subscribers can also follow the match via the Sky Go app.

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Report: Serie A giants set to abandon chase for Spurs star

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Inter Milan Plans Spark Interest Around Vicario

Inter Milan appear ready to hand Josep Martinez the gloves on a permanent basis next season, and that decision could have consequences far beyond Serie A. According to the original source, Corriere dello Sport, the Nerazzurri hierarchy are increasingly convinced that Martinez is ready to become their long-term number one, with Yann Sommer potentially heading back to Basel at the end of the campaign.

That development matters for Spurs because Guglielmo Vicario remains highly regarded in Italy, despite currently sitting behind Martinez in Inter Milan’s thinking. The report claims the Italian goalkeeper “is not out of the running, but he’s currently chasing him”, which hints at an uncertain summer for one of Europe’s most admired shot-stoppers.

For Tottenham supporters, it is another reminder of how quickly the goalkeeping market can move. Vicario has established himself as one of the Premier League’s most reliable keepers since arriving at Spurs, combining sharp reflexes with authority in possession. Yet Inter Milan’s continued admiration underlines how his reputation has continued to grow across Europe.

The Italian champions are trying to balance ambition with financial discipline. By promoting Martinez rather than investing heavily in a new goalkeeper, Inter Milan could free funds for other targets, most notably Nico Paz. The report describes the Argentine youngster as “Inter’s great summer dream”, with the club monitoring developments involving Real Madrid and Como.

That strategy may leave Vicario in limbo. Inter Milan still appreciate his qualities, but Martinez’s emergence has changed the landscape.

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Spurs Stability Built Around Vicario

Tottenham have spent years searching for continuity between the posts. Hugo Lloris defined an era, but replacing a figure of that stature was never going to be straightforward. Vicario has done more than simply steady the position. He has brought personality, aggression and confidence to Ange Postecoglou’s side.

At Spurs, goalkeepers are asked to do far more than save shots. They are expected to start attacks, play under pressure and defend huge spaces behind an adventurous back line. Vicario has embraced those demands impressively.

His performances have regularly rescued Tottenham during turbulent moments this season. There is a resilience to him that supporters connect with instantly. He plays with visible emotion, celebrates blocks like goals and transmits urgency to the defenders in front of him.

That is why speculation linking him with Inter Milan will inevitably generate debate. Italian clubs remain deeply attached to elite domestic goalkeepers, and Vicario fits the profile perfectly. However, Spurs are unlikely to entertain any offers lightly.

The North London club know they possess a goalkeeper entering his prime years. Replacing that calibre of player is expensive and risky, especially in a market where genuine top-level keepers are scarce.

Martinez Rise Changes Inter Milan Direction

Josep Martinez’s progress has altered Inter Milan’s planning dramatically. The Spanish goalkeeper has seized opportunities in domestic cup competitions and reportedly impressed club staff with a stronger mentality after a difficult personal period earlier in the season.

The original source noted that Inter Milan remained close to him following a tragic road accident involving an elderly man last October. Since then, there has apparently been “a change” in his approach and confidence around the squad.

Now Inter Milan are prepared to trust him.

That trust could reshape the wider European goalkeeper market. Sommer’s expected departure would leave Martinez as the established starter, while the club search for an experienced deputy rather than another headline signing.

For Spurs, it removes what once looked like a credible threat to Vicario’s future. Inter Milan may still admire him, but their priorities have shifted.

Summer Window Could Test Spurs Resolve

Transfer windows are rarely predictable, particularly when elite clubs begin reshaping key positions. Inter Milan’s decision to back Martinez may cool interest in Vicario for now, but it also highlights the stature the Spurs goalkeeper has achieved since moving to England.

Top clubs monitor goalkeepers constantly because reliability in that position changes seasons. Spurs know that better than most after years of depending on Lloris.

Vicario has become one of the pillars of Postecoglou’s project. He brings intensity, leadership and consistency. Those traits are difficult to replace and even harder to develop quickly.

For now, Tottenham can feel relatively secure. Inter Milan appear focused elsewhere, while Martinez prepares to step into the spotlight at San Siro. Yet the fact Vicario’s name remains firmly within those conversations says plenty about how highly he is valued across Europe.

Vinberg signs new long-term contract with Tottenham

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Matilda Vinberg has penned a new contract with Tottenham Hotspur.

Vinberg arrived at Spurs having been a key part of Swedish club, Hammarby IF's double-winning side in the 2023 campaign.

She scored her first goal for Tottenham in March, 2024, in a 1-0 win at home to Leicester City in the Women's Super League.

Vinberg made 23 appearances for Spurs in the 2024/25, 18 of those coming in the WSL.

Head Coach Martin Ho, said: "I'm delighted Matilda has committed her future to the club. It shows real belief in the direction we're going, and continuity in the group is a key part of building something strong."

Vinberg said: "It feels amazing, obviously I'm very happy here. It was an easy decision for me to extend my contract. Ever since I started my journey here at Spurs, I've had great support from the staff, the players are amazing, and I think we have a good potential to become a top team in the WSL."

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Why Tottenham Hotspur’s relegation threat is no longer a joke

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Sitting 16th in the Premier League table, one point outside the bottom three, Tottenham Hotspur are embroiled in a genuine fight for survival.

While many fans remain confident that the squad is too strong to go down, both historical data and current tactical trends suggest Spurs are sleepwalking towards a historic catastrophe.

Igor Tudor’s side have managed 29 points after 29 games, and history shows that three teams have been relegated from a similar position at this stage: Leeds United in 2022/23, Norwich City in 2013/14, and Newcastle United in 2008/09.

Since replacing Thomas Frank, Tudor has failed to inspire any semblance of a new manager bounce.

Spurs have regressed in almost every key metric: possession is down by 8%, while their defensive record has deteriorated from 1.42 goals conceded per game to a staggering three per game under Tudor.

The primary issue lies in Tudor’s aggressive, man-to-man defensive principles. Unlike the low-block systems commonly used by teams in a relegation battle, Tudor instructs his defenders to follow opponents deep into their own half.

This was painfully evident in the recent defeat to Crystal Palace, where Micky van de Ven was repeatedly pulled out of position—ultimately leading to a goal and a costly red card.

Compounding these tactical issues is a squad decimated by injury. Tottenham currently lead the Premier League with 8 first-team injuries.

While rivals like West Ham and Nottingham Forest have begun to find form under their new managers, Spurs remain the only Premier League team without a win in 2026.

As Spurs begin their final nine-game run with a trip to Anfield this weekend, the once-unthinkable prospect of Championship football is now a very real possibility.

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Tottenham Hotspur vs Newcastle: Match Preview, Latest Team News and Score Prediction

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Spurs vs Newcastle as pressure mounts on both benches in Premier League clash

There was a time, not so long ago, when fixtures like this were framed around ambition rather than anxiety. Yet as Tottenham Hotspur prepare to host Newcastle United, the tone is unmistakably different. This is a Premier League meeting shaped less by aspiration and more by survival instincts, uncertainty and the creeping sense that seasons can unravel far quicker than they are built.

For Spurs, the situation is stark. A 2-0 defeat at Manchester United extended their bleak run to one win in 10 league matches and dragged them into territory that would have seemed unthinkable in August. Six points now separate them from the bottom three, with West Ham’s revival, ignited by victory over Tottenham, adding further unease. The calendar offers little comfort. With the north London derby looming, failure to halt the slide here risks allowing this winless stretch to bleed into March.

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Thomas Frank, still finding his footing in an unforgiving environment, faces a night that feels loaded with consequence. Confidence has drained from performances and the safety net of early season points has begun to fray. This is no longer about style or long term vision. It is about stabilising a campaign before it slips beyond control.

Newcastle visit brings shared sense of vulnerability

Newcastle arrive with problems of their own. Three straight league defeats and five matches without a win in all competitions have eroded belief on Tyneside. Eddie Howe admitted at the weekend that he would walk away if unable to reverse the decline, words that underline how exposed the situation has become.

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Despite that, there is a sense this trip represents opportunity. Tottenham’s fragility, particularly at the back, makes this a fixture Newcastle will view as winnable, even amid their own injury issues and loss of momentum. It is a meeting of two teams acutely aware that defeat would sharpen the spotlight.

Spurs absences deepen defensive concerns

Tottenham’s preparations have been complicated by suspensions and injuries that feel relentless. Cristian Romero begins a ban after his second red card of the season at Old Trafford, stripping Spurs of their captain and defensive reference point.

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In his absence, Radu Dragusin is expected to step in, with Joao Palhinha again asked to operate as an auxiliary defender in Frank’s back three. Matters are worsened by the loss of Destiny Udogie, who is facing at least a month out after suffering a hamstring injury at Manchester United.

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January arrival Souza offered encouragement from the bench last weekend, while Djed Spence is now fit again. In midfield, Pape Matar Sarr and Conor Gallagher are expected to start, with Xavi Simons, Randal Kolo Muani and Dominic Solanke leading the attack.

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The list of absentees remains extensive. Pedro Porro, Rodrigo Bentancur, Mohammed Kudus, Lucas Bergvall, James Maddison, Dejan Kulusevski, Ben Davies, Kevin Danso and Richarlison are all unavailable, a roll call that explains much of Spurs’ predicament.

Newcastle fitness doubts shape selection

Newcastle’s injury picture is scarcely kinder. Lewis Miley and Anthony Gordon are doubts, while Joelinton, Fabian Schar and Tino Livramento are sidelined longer term. Emil Krafth is also out.

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Changes are expected, with Jacob Ramsey and Anthony Elanga pushing for starts, while Nick Woltemade could replace Yoane Wissa.

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Prediction shaped by tension rather than fluency

This feels like a contest defined by nerves. Both teams need points, both carry vulnerabilities, and neither arrives with confidence in abundance. Spurs showed resilience with 10 men at Old Trafford and created chances against a Manchester United side still searching for consistency.

At home, opportunities should again present themselves, but a makeshift defence is unlikely to emerge unscathed. Newcastle, equally patched up, will sense openings of their own.

Draw, 1-1.

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