Show Notes
We came into Sunday with a bit of momentum. A point at Anfield, a win over Atletico Madrid, and thousands of fans lining the High Road to welcome the team bus. For a brief moment it felt like something might actually be turning. It wasn't. Nottingham Forest left north London with a 3-0 win, and the optimism that had been building all week turned to anger by full-time. Sky Sports Spurs dominated for large parts of the first half and hit the crossbar twice, only for Igor Jesus to head Forest in front right on half-time. ESPN From that point the game was gone. Gibbs-White added a second on 62 minutes and Awoniyi sealed it late on. Spurs are now without a league win in 13 games and have not won a single Premier League match in 2026. They sit 17th, one point above the relegation zone. NBC Sports This defeat sees Tottenham equal their lowest points tally after 31 games of a top-flight season, level with the 1914-15 campaign, which ended in relegation. The Analyst Jonny, Ollie, and Jake are here to react to everything. The performance, the context, what comes next, and honestly, just how much longer this can go on. We are bang in trouble. Come and talk about it with us. #THFC #SpursVForest #COYS
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