Brighton and Hove Albion vs Tottenham Hotspur
Date: 17/04/2018
K/O: 19:45pm
Venue: Amex Stadium
TV: Sky Sports Premier League
Referee: Kevin Friend
Mauricio Pochettino and Chris Hughton’s sides go head to head on Tuesday night at the Amex Stadium, with both sides heading into this encounter on the back of defeats in their previous matches, to Crystal Palace and Manchester City respectively.
Manchester City put their horror week behind them as they impressively saw off Tottenham at Wembley.
Tottenham Hotspur vs Man City
Date: 14/04/2018
K/O: 19:45pm
Venue: Wembley Stadium
TV: Sky Sports Premier League
Manchester City travel south to the National stadium hoping to get their title celebrations underway in the capital. Can Spurs cause another upset to Guardiola’s sublime, yet stuttering, City side?
A Christian Eriksen brace mounted more despair for a defiant Stoke as Tottenham won 2-1 in a fiery affair at the Bet 365 stadium to record their fourth successive away victory in all competitions.
Chelsea vs Tottenham
Date: 01/04/18
K/O: 16:00
Venue: Stamford Bridge
TV: Sky Sports Main Event
Spurs will need to ignite the spirit of King Harold Godwinson’s epic victory over Viking invaders in 1066, at the actual Battle of Stamford Bridge, to see off a Chelsea side keenly awaiting the chance to once again put Spurs in their place.
Upon his introduction to English football with Southampton, Mauricio Pochettino was scarcely a household name, though as a player he was fondly remembered by Three Lions fans for conceding the decisive penalty that gave England victory over Argentina in the group-stage of the 2002 World Cup.
With the end of the season looming, it is increasingly looking like Manchester City will be crowned Premier League Champions for the 2017/18 season. Yet with nine games remaining in another enchanting season, there is one prestigious award which the identity of the winner still remains wide open.
With this current Spurs side on the brink of actually, maybe, achieving something, 90maat thought it would be fun to take a look at what might have been as we assemble the most calamitous Tottenham team of the Daniel Levy era!
Just about every team in the Premier League is involved in a battle of some kind, and it looks a long way before we will see such a thing as a “nothing game” in this year’s tight competition.
