Tottenham and West Ham are locked in a tense fight to avoid the drop. Spurs sit 17th, two points clear after a 1-1 draw with Leeds, but still winless at home since December. De Zerbi warned: “We have to reduce the mistakes.”
West Ham’s VAR‑ruled goal against Arsenal left them beaten 1-0 and deep in trouble. Nuno admitted: “It is not in our hands.”
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The run‑in is brutal. West Ham visit Newcastle Saturday; victory would push Spurs into the bottom three before their trip to Chelsea, where they’ve won just once since 1990. Final day: Spurs host Everton, West Ham face Leeds.
Opta gives Spurs a 19.5% chance of relegation, West Ham 80.5%. London’s rivals now face a nerve‑shredding finish.
