Tottenham face final-day fight after 2-1 Chelsea loss
James Maddison calls Spurs’ relegation fight ‘a little bit embarrassing’, urges fans’ backing before Everton. He played 21 minutes at Chelsea, where Richarlison scored in a 2-1 loss and a penalty shout was denied.
As Arsenal celebrate the title, Spurs remain at risk after a 2-1 defeat to Chelsea, needing a result against Everton to secure safety.
Luka Vuskovic says ‘I’m a Tottenham player’, after a strong HSV loan and interest from Barcelona, Bayern and Inter. He wants regular minutes, ideally at HSV, but is open if Spurs have him in their plans.
Spurs’ 2-1 defeat at Chelsea leaves survival to the final day. Focus turns to underperformers as De Zerbi faces big decisions ahead of Everton.
Ex-Tottenham assistant Ian Cathro is attracting Championship interest after impressing as Estoril boss with attacking play and player development, though he is under contract until 2028.
After Spurs’ 2-1 loss at Chelsea, Spence slammed Delap’s yellow for an elbow and the non-penalty after Cucurella felled Van de Ven. Stakes rise before Everton with survival on the line.
De Zerbi calls Everton clash a ‘final’, saying Spurs must fight for the club’s pride and history. After a 2-1 loss at Chelsea, Richarlison’s goal sparked a late push. A draw on Sunday keeps Spurs up.
Chelsea’s McFarlane hails resilience in 2-1 win over Spurs that keeps their European hopes alive, leaving Tottenham’s survival to be decided against Everton.
Spurs sit 17th, two points above West Ham. Beat Everton and they stay up. A draw almost certainly suffices due to goal difference. Spurs go down only if they lose and West Ham win.
Spurs scouts watched Gençlerbirliği’s 18-year-old Ousmane Diabaté. His camp confirm ‘discussions ongoing’ and a move is wanted, with the defensive midfielder viewed as a future option if terms are agreed.
Fernández and Santos put Chelsea 2-0 up, Richarlison replied but Spurs lost 2-1. Van de Ven was wrestled by Cucurella before the ball was live. Spurs need a final-day result against Everton to stay up.
Inter had personal terms with Guglielmo Vicario but are now prioritising Josep Martinez. Spurs are not rushing a sale and want over €20m, with other Serie A clubs monitoring the goalkeeper.
Ex-Spurs players O’Hara and Redknapp slate Tottenham after the 2-1 loss at Chelsea leaves survival hinging on Everton at home, with only a draw needed to relegate West Ham.
Spurs are plotting a summer move for a £35m-rated former Celtic player, with Roberto De Zerbi keen.
Report claims Spurs will let Cristian Romero leave, with Barcelona exploring a player-plus-cash deal and refusing to pay €60m. Price said to depend on Premier League status, with Atleti also interested.
