#Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham appoint Roberto De Zerbi as their third manager of the season as the club fights to avoid a historic relegation from the Premier League.

Bayern Munich and Liverpool produced ruthless displays to book their places in the Champions League quarter-finals, while Atletico Madrid survived a spirited Tottenham fightback to complete a dramatic night of last-16 action.

Manchester United made it four Premier League wins on the bounce with a controlled 2-0 victory over Tottenham Hotspur at Old Trafford, as Bryan Mbeumo and Bruno Fernandes struck either side of half-time in a match defined by Cristian Romero’s red card.

Premier League Round 20 delivered stoppage-time chaos and hard-fought draws, as Fulham denied Liverpool at the death in a 2-2 thriller, while Sunderland showed resilience to claim a deserved point away to Tottenham.

Teenager Archie Gray scored his first senior goal to hand Tottenham Hotspur a hard-earned 1-0 Premier League victory over Crystal Palace, ending Spurs difficult run and deepening the Eagles struggles.

Liverpool survived a chaotic finish in North London to claim a hard fought 2-1 win over Tottenham, despite enjoying a numerical advantage for most of the match and being forced to dig deep late on.

Manchester City powered past Crystal Palace with a commanding 3-0 win, while Nottingham Forest stunned Tottenham Hotspur by the same scoreline, delivering one of the most decisive double blows of the Premier League weekend.

Dominik Szoboszlai struck in the dying moments to hand Liverpool a controversial but priceless 1-0 win over Inter at San Siro, capping a Champions League night packed with drama, pressure and decisive moments across Europe.

Paris Saint-Germain outgunned Tottenham 5–3 in a breathless Champions League classic at Parc des Princes, with Vitinha stealing the show through a stunning hat-trick. Despite Spurs’ brilliance in transitions, PSG’s individual quality made the difference in a chaotic eight-goal showdown.

Matthijs de Ligt’s stoppage-time header salvaged a dramatic 2-2 draw for Manchester United against Tottenham, denying the hosts a fifth consecutive win after a chaotic finale at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Champions League night saw Atletico Madrid, Tottenham Hotspur, and Juventus all deliver contrasting performances. Atletico powered past Union Saint-Gilloise 3-1 to revive their European hopes, Spurs dazzled in a 4-0 demolition of Copenhagen despite a red card to Brennan Johnson, while Juventus were held 1-1 by Sporting CP in a tense contest in Turin.

Joao Pedro’s first-half strike was enough to earn Chelsea a dominant 1-0 win over Tottenham Hotspur in north London, as Enzo Maresca’s side climbed to fourth in the Premier League table with a commanding performance that could easily have produced a wider margin.

Brennan Johnson’s decisive strike secured Tottenham Hotspur’s first major trophy in 17 years, overcoming Manchester United 1-0 in a tense Europa League final at San Mamés. The win seals a Champions League spot and delivers Ange Postecoglou’s promised second-season silverware.

Eberechi Eze's clinical double sealed Crystal Palace’s first-ever league double over Tottenham with a commanding 2-0 win in North London their first victory at Spurs since 1997 as Oliver Glasner’s side gear up for next weekend’s FA Cup final in style.

Pedro Porro and Dominic Solanke struck in the second half as Tottenham secured a 5-1 aggregate victory over Bodo/Glimt to reach the Europa League Final. Spurs will now face Manchester United in Bilbao on May 21, as Ange Postecoglou’s side look to salvage their season with European glory.