Tottenham Hotspur lost to relegation-threatened Leicester City in the Premier League last weekend. Could Spurs be dragged into a battle to stay in the division?

How did a club that used to stand for consistency and stability suddenly find themselves trapped in this doom spiral?

Leicester City snapped a seven-match losing streak in the Premier League with a 2-1 victory at Tottenham Hotspur that continued the home side's abysmal form on Sunday.

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Tottenham and West Ham are both interested in signing Sutton United defender Jack Taylor who is seriously impressing in the National League.

Some Tottenham players are now beginning to complain about certain aspects of life under Ange Postecoglou in N17, a manager under pressure.

To rub salt in the wounds, a remarkable statistic emerged following the Lilywhite’s defeat, as with their 13th loss of the season, Spurs have matched Arsenal’s defeat record since 2022/23. Arteta has watched his squad lose on 13 occasions since the start of the 2022/23 campaign, the same number of defeats Postecoglou has seen in this season alone.

Following League Cup successes over Liverpool and Manchester United and their FA Cup beating of Tamworth - albeit a highly unconvincing one - the Lilywhites ran out 3-2 victors on Hoffenheim's soil, where a Son Heung-min double inched them ever closer to a top-eight finish.

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A 2-1 home defeat to a bad, bad Leicester team represented yet another nadir in what's been an excruciating 2024/25 campaign for the Lilywhites. A mountain of injuries means Spurs are down to their bare bones, with those currently available in no position to execute the idealistic principles of their manager twice a week.