Premier League Big Six relegation crisis: Tottenham with only 1 point in 7 matches & leading relegation zone by 1 point, fighting desperately to survive in the final 7 rounds.

The image above shows the logo of Tottenham, one of the Premier League's Big Six teams, placed atop the Championship symbol. Fans joke that Tottenham is getting closer to the Championship league. In the Premier League's 31st round match, Tottenham suffered a 0-3 home defeat to Nottingham Forest, losing the crucial 6-point battle against a direct relegation rival. After this match, Tottenham has endured a lengthy 13-match streak without a win in the Premier League, with only 1 point gained in the last 7 rounds, making their relegation situation increasingly precarious.

There are 20 teams in the Premier League, with a season comprising 38 matches. After 31 rounds played, Tottenham has 7 wins, 9 draws, and 15 losses, accumulating 30 points and ranking fourth from bottom, only 1 point above the relegation zone. With 7 rounds remaining this season and Tottenham already eliminated from all three cup competitions, their final 7 league matches will be a single-line battle for survival. Tottenham's main relegation rivals are West Ham United, who are 1 point behind, and Nottingham Forest, who are 2 points ahead.

Tottenham's fate remains in their own hands, but the new coach Tudor has failed to secure any Premier League wins since taking charge, which is the most critical issue. Tottenham's remaining Premier League schedule this season is as follows:away to Sunderland, home against Brighton, away to Wolves, away to Aston Villa, home against Leeds United, away to Chelsea, home against EvertonAmong these, Wolves and Leeds United are relegation-threatened teams, while Aston Villa and Chelsea are competing for fifth place, and Everton also has potential European qualification aspirations. Therefore, Tottenham's remaining Premier League schedule this season is quite challenging. Personally, I believe Tottenham's urgent priority is to change the coach, taking advantage of the March international break to swiftly appoint a new manager, as Tudor's capabilities are insufficient for coaching any Premier League team. Tottenham needs a firefighter coach to ensure the team stays in the Premier League next season.

Finally, a soul-searching question: Do you thinknext season, the UK's finest stadium "White Hart Lane" will host Premier League or Championship matches?