With nine Premier League fixtures remaining, Tottenham sit only one point clear of the relegation zone and face the genuine possibility of dropping out of the top flight for the first time in their history. Fans’ patience looked thin during the most recent home match: many left early after players returned promptly from the dressing rooms for the second half, leaving noticeable gaps in the stands, and those who stayed booed at full-time. Tottenham’s last home league win came on 6 December 2025, against Brentford.
Former Chelsea and England winger Joe Cole described the atmosphere as flat and criticised the team’s lack of intensity, saying supporters were understandably disillusioned by a performance that lacked bite. Interim manager Igor Tudor, appointed last month, had earlier insisted the club would not be relegated. After the game he said he understood supporters leaving because they “wanted more,” and he declined to discuss his own future amid growing speculation over whether he will remain in charge for the remainder of the season.
On the pitch the picture is worrying. Spurs have not won a Premier League match since 28 December and, since 7 January, have been in the lead for
