Spurs’ woes continue with dismal display against Wolves

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Tottenham Hotspur suffered a 1-0 loss against Wolverhampton Wanderers in this afternoon’s 3 pm kick-off. 

It comes just three days after Spurs were knocked out of the FA Cup in the Round of 16 by Championship high-flyers Sheffield United.

They remain in the Premier League top four but are four points behind third-placed Manchester United having played two more matches.

In Europe, Antonio Conte’s side must overturn a one-goal deficit against reigning Serie A champions AC Milan if they want any chance of progressing in the Champions League. The second leg of the tie takes place in North London on Wednesday.

Wolves’ fight for survival

On the other hand, Wolves are now six points clear of the bottom three after spending several weeks nearing the dreaded drop. They are in 13th place on 27 points, though they have played one more game than all of the teams below them.

They face Newcastle next, whilst Tottenham will play Nottingham Forest next weekend.

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  1. Too many Spurs players are Championship quality, half of them wouldn’t get into the Southampton team at the minute. Levy needs to stop signing sub quality players. In january we brought in three players, not one of them good enough to have a regular starting position in the team, therefore the team hasn’t improved, what is the point in making signings for the sake of it and not to improve the team? Levy and Lewis need to go now, nothing will ever change with those muppets running the show, 22 years of them and the Spurs faithful have had just about enough, time for a change of owner not manager.

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