Tottenham Hotspur are now in the driver’s seat in the race for top four. Three points against Nottingham Forest ensured Spurs’ placement above London rivals Aston Villa on the Premier League table as the Lilywhites now enter an extremely tough run of fixtures against Newcastle United, Arsenal, Chelsea, and Liverpool. First up are the Magpies, currently sitting in eighth. Much was expected of the Tyneside team this season following significant investment in their squad over the last couple of...
The good news is that there are no new injury concerns for Tottenham Hotspur ahead of their trip to St. James’ Stadium to face Newcastle on Saturday. The bad news is that Richarlison still won’t feature for Spurs. Ange Postecoglou confirmed in his weekly press conference ahead of the match that Richy is still coming back from a knee injury that has kept him out of action for a few weeks now, but that he’s hopeful that Richy will be available for Spurs’ compressed final run-in. Can’t really argue...
With Aston Villa only managing a point against Brentford yesterday, Tottenham Hotspur’s destiny (no, not that one) in the push for top four is firmly in their grasp. A win against today’s opponents, Nottingham Forest, will catapult the Lilywhites into the guaranteed Champions League spots. The only obstacle? The return of Nuno Espirito Santo to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. That’s right, after his ignominious exit from the club the Portuguese manager spent some time in the Saudi league before being...