Tottenham draw at Leeds as Maddison disputes late VAR call
Report claims a Spurs attacker has a ‘principle agreement’ to join Juventus this summer, with exits expected after a poor campaign.
Richarlison admits anxiety as Spurs sit two points above relegation with two games left. He says one more point may secure safety and hopes form earns him a Brazil 2026 World Cup place.
Ex-chairman Daniel Levy, made a CBE, says he ‘never, not in a million years’ foresaw Spurs in a relegation fight, feels ‘emptiness’ but is optimistic they stay up, and vows to keep attending matches.
Sweden boss Graham Potter omits injured Kulusevski from the World Cup squad after a year out with a knee issue, calling it a ‘very, very difficult decision’. Tottenham’s Lucas Bergvall is included.
Opinion piece says a £12m Spurs player, once compared to Emerson Royal, has emerged as their standout amid the relegation fight after the Leeds draw.
Analysis argues a former Thomas Frank signing is underperforming for Spurs, likened to Serge Aurier, as attacking issues leave them near the drop.
Teamtalk report says Bowen is ‘extremely settled’ and could stay at West Ham even if relegated. Spurs admire him but lack European football and a huge fee would be required.
Maddison returns from ACL layoff, shares footage insisting he touched the ball before a late Leeds challenge. VAR sticks with no-penalty. He says officials are ‘petrified’. De Zerbi also criticises refereeing.
Chelsea contact Bournemouth over Alex Scott. The £50m-rated midfielder is described as ‘Tottenham through and through’, a potential blow for Spurs if a rival move materialises.
Coventry urged to rival Spurs for Levante’s Karl Etta Eyong, with Tottenham reportedly ready to trigger his €30m clause if they stay up.
Tel scores then concedes the penalty for Calvert-Lewin’s equaliser. Kinsky saves late from Longstaff. Maddison returns and has a VAR-denied penalty shout. Spurs stay two points above West Ham with two to play.
Column likens Milan to Tottenham, citing quotes from Conte, Mourinho and Postecoglou about Spurs’ lack of intent to win, wage structure and ownership interference.
