The relegation battle is heating up, as all five of the Premier League’s bottom clubs dropped crucial points at the weekend.

Languishing 16th in the table, Tottenham Hotspur were up against bitter rivals Arsenal at home in what was Igor Tudor’s first match in charge as the interim head coach. Unfortunately, it did not go as planned by him, with Arsenal smashing Spurs 4-1 thanks to braces from Eberechi Eze and Viktor Gyokeres.

The damaging result left Tottenham with just two wins from their last 18 Premier League games, and the fans remain in a dilemma. It means that concerns are continuing to rise over whether Spurs have the fight and desire to stay up and avoid the improbable from happening.

Igor Tudor was quick to admit the gulf between Tottenham and Arsenal after Sunday’s result. It was refreshingly honest from the big Croat, but again showed what a big task he has on his hands in N17.

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