Spurs fear Relegation

Once a Champions League regular, Spurs are now staring into the abyss. After being smashed 4-1 by in the north London derby, Tottenham have sunk to 16th — just four points above the drop zone. Relegation from the is no longer unthinkable. It’s terrifyingly real.

With 11 games left, Spurs are in full-blown crisis mode. They haven’t won in nine league matches, own the worst form in the division, and are crawling toward safety while rivals around them pick up speed. What was once a top-six race has turned into a survival scrap.

Injuries have ripped the squad apart — 11 players sidelined — while suspensions and absences to key attackers have drained their cutting edge. The result? A team short on goals, confidence, and identity, now juggling a relegation fight alongside Champions League chaos.

Interim boss Igor Tudor says the quality is there — but the mentality is broken. “Too many bad habits,” he admits. Former captain was blunt: “It’s a team devoid of personality.” And warned this isn’t a blip — it’s a pattern years in the making.

Yes, the fixture list looks kinder than those below them. But with Spurs taking just two points from recent games against relegation rivals, nothing feels safe anymore. Every match now smells like a final.

Opta’s supercomputer gives them only a small chance of going down. Spurs fans? They’re not buying the maths — they’re feeling the fear.

From title challengers to potential Championship tourists…
This could be the most shocking collapse in modern Premier League history.