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With 10 days left in the September international break, Spurs Web has taken a look at Tottenham Hotspur’s next five Premier League fixtures and compared them with those of their big six rivals.
Tottenham Hotspur will be hoping to get their Premier League campaign back on track once football resumes following the international break.
So far in the English top flight, Spurs are winless after five games, collecting just two points from a possible 15 after drawing twice and losing three. That leaves them as one of three sides without a victory this season, alongside Fulham and Bournemouth.
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Position Team Played Won Drawn Lost For Against Diff Points
15 5 1 1 3 6 11 -5 4
16 5 1 1 3 4 9 -5 4
17 5 0 3 2 6 8 -2 3
18 5 1 0 4 1 10 -9 3
19 5 0 2 3 5 8 -3 2
Such a disappointing run has inevitably invited pressure on Roberto De Zerbi, with some in the media questioning whether he is the right fit for Tottenham given his early struggles after a summer transfer window that saw the Italian spend close to £400 million.
However, Adam Webster, who worked with De Zerbi at Brighton, remains confident Spurs will click once they find rhythm. Tottenham will be hoping that happens sooner rather than later, as they now risk being dragged into a relegation battle, sitting 20th in the Premier League table.
The next five fixtures are absolutely crucial for Spurs, and we have compared them with those of their big six rivals.
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Tottenham’s next five Premier League fixtures
Saturday, October 10 – Manchester United (A) – 17:30
Monday, October 19 – Coventry City (H) – 20:00
Saturday, October 24 – Chelsea (A) – 17:30
Saturday, October 31 – Crystal Palace (H) – 17:30
Saturday, November 7 – Leeds United (A) – 12:30
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Arsenal’s next five Premier League fixtures
Saturday, October 10 – Leeds United (H) – 12:30
Sunday, October 18 – Nottingham Forest (A) – 16:30
Saturday, October 24 – Everton (H) – 15:00
Sunday, November 1 – Liverpool (A) – 16:30
Saturday, November 7 – Hull City (H) – 15:00
Chelsea’s next five Premier League fixtures
Saturday, October 10 – Bournemouth (H) – 15:00
Saturday, October 17 – Everton (A) – 12:30
Saturday, October 24 – Tottenham Hotspur (H) – 17:30
Saturday, October 31 – Manchester United (H) – 12:30
Sunday, November 8 – Sunderland (A) – 14:00
Man United’s next five Premier League fixtures include Tottenham
Saturday, October 10 – Tottenham Hotspur (H) – 17:30
Sunday, October 18 – Leeds United (H) – 14:00
Sunday, October 25 – Bournemouth (H) – 15:00
Saturday, October 31 – Chelsea (A) – 12:30
Sunday, November 8 – Aston Villa (H) – 16:30
Manchester City’s next five Premier League fixtures
Sunday, October 11 – Liverpool (H) – 16:30
Saturday, October 17 – Ipswich Town (H) – 15:00
Saturday, October 24 – Aston Villa (A) – 12:30
Saturday, October 31 – Brighton & Hove Albion (H) – 15:00
Saturday, November 7 – Nottingham Forest (A) – 17:30
Liverpool’s next five Premier League fixtures