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November and December Bring Fresh Scrutiny for Premier League Managers
The Premier League’s autumn is rarely kind to managers. November and December have become synonymous with managerial upheaval, accounting for almost a third of all in-season departures across the co
Brighton emerge as genuine Premier League contenders under Fabian Hurzeler
Brighton & Hove Albion are punching above their weight in the Premier League, with a potent attack, superior goal difference and a manager attracting Bundesliga interest. Hurzeler’s side are now locked in a nine‑team scramble for European places as the season reaches its climax.
Kulusevski’s return marks a turning point for Tottenham’s title ambitions
After nearly 18 months on the sidelines battling a complex knee injury, Dejan Kulusevski is finally set to return to Tottenham’s first team. Roberto De Zerbi calls it the ‘greatest news since the Everton game,’ but the Swedish winger’s impact on a struggling side will be the true test.
Roma’s Gasperini has turned the Olimpico into Europe’s most dangerous ground
Under Simone Gasperini, Roma has transformed from Mourinho’s inconsistent project into a Serie A powerhouse—proving that tactical discipline and youth development can outmanoeuvre even the most storied clubs. The ultras’ next roar won’t be for Mourinho, but for a team now built to challenge for Europe’s elite.
Senne Lammens vows to erase Atletico Madrid’s sting after Spurs’ Champions League humiliation
Manchester United’s Senne Lammens has vowed to leave the ‘sour taste’ of Tottenham’s 5-2 Champions League defeat to Atletico Madrid behind him, as the goalkeeper prepares for a potential rematch in the knockout stages. The Czech’s frustration follows Igor Tudor’s disastrous experiment with Antonin Kinsky, which exposed Spurs’ defensive frailties in Madrid.
Tottenham near deal for former Inter Milan sporting director Piero Ausilio amid squad and managerial reshuffle
Tottenham Hotspur are closing in on a significant administrative appointment as former Inter Milan sporting director Piero Ausilio edges near a move to the North London club. The 54‑year‑old execu
De Zerbi’s Spurs Face Goal Drought as Club’s Backing Tested
Tottenham Hotspur have opened the 2026/27 Premier League campaign without a single goal, a barren run that has stretched beyond 400 minutes and left the Lilywhites teetering above the relegation zone.
VAR Controvery Deepens Tottenham Crisis as Neco Williams Goal Dispute Highlights Refereeing Stoppages
Nottingham Forest were denied a potential winner in a controversial 0–0 draw with Tottenham Hotspur at the City Ground after Neco Williams was penalised for handball. Williams appeared to bundle
Crisis Deepens for Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United Amid Domestic and European Stumbles
Manchester United’s early FA Cup exit and Tottenham Hotspur’s alarming winless streak in 2026 have exposed deep vulnerabilities for two of England’s biggest clubs. As managerial uncertainty and squad rebuilds mount, both sides face critical turning points.
Leboeuf: ‘No Excuses’ for Spurs’ Struggles as Relegation Fear Looms
Frank Leboeuf has delivered a damning verdict on Tottenham’s season, insisting there are no excuses for the club’s decline. With the team 16th in the Premier League and just five points above the drop zone, the new manager’s mandate is clear.