It looks like Chelsea will win the English Premier League, and the Blues got a big boost from West Ham, which beat second-place Tottenham, 1-0, on Friday. Spurs could have moved to withina point of Chelsea with victory at London Stadium, but lost on Manuel Lanzini‘s goal.
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Spurs will move into Wembley Stadium for 2017-18 season
Tottenham will play its home games at Wembley for the 2017-18 season while work on its new 61,000-seat stadium next to the site of current home White Hart Lane takes place.
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Arsenal's Koscielny injured again — could miss derby at Spurs
French Laurent Koscielny has already missed time this season for thigh and Achilles injuries and he could miss Arsenal’s trip to north London to face rival Tottenham Hotspur on Sunday with aknee injury picked up in Wednesday’s 1-0 win over defending champion Leicester City.
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Tottenham's Kane cleared to play again
Harry Kane could return to action for Tottenham, second in the English Premier League, against Watford on Saturday after recovering from the ankle injury that sidelined him for threegames. “We’ll see tomorrow whether he will start the game or be on the bench,” Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino. “But it’s good news that he’s ready. He’s […]
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Tottenham's Lamela ruled out for season
Tottenham midfielder Erik Lamela‘s hip problem isn’t getting better, and he’ll need to undergo surgery on Sunday, ruling him out for the rest of Spurs’ season. The 25-year-old Argentina has notplayed since October.
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Spurs worries over yet another Kane ankle injury
Tottenham’s Harry Kane suffered another ankle injury against Millwall in the FA Cup on Sunday, and Spurs is concerned the latest injury could keep him out for as long as the first injury –seven weeks. That would effectively end the season for Kane. The initial timetable was 4-8 weeks, putting him out of the England […]
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Rose injury adds to Tottenham's woes
England international Danny Rose became the latest Tottenham defender to be injured when he hurt his left knee in Tuesday’s 0-0 Premier League draw at last-place Sunderland. He’ll know morewhen he sees a knee specialist on Monday but he could be out for a month with ligament damage. Belgian Jan Vertonghen is recovering from an […]
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Tottenham loses Vertonghen for six week with ankle injury
Tottenham will be without Belgian defender Jan Vertonghen for six weeks with an ankle ligament injury, but Spurs manager Mauricio Pochettino said the injury wasn’t as bad as firstfeared. Kevin Wimmer and Ben Davies are expected to compete for Vertonghen’s place in Tottenham’s three-man defense. Another option: 19-year-old American Cameron Carter-Vickers.
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Tottenham's ends Chelsea's 13-game winning streak thanks to Alli
Chelsea’s 13-game winning streak is over, Dele Alli made sure of that. The 20-year-old English midfielder, tipped to be on Real Madrid’s radar, scored both goals to give Tottenham a 2-0 winover the Blues, whose winning streak tied the EPL record held set by Arsene Wenger‘s Invincibles at Arsenal.
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Lloris is latest player Tottenham ties up with long-term contract
French national team captain Hugo Lloris, who has made 151 Premier League appearances in goal, has signed a new contract with Tottenham that will keep him at the club until 2022. Harry Kane, Christian Eriksen, Danny Rose, Kyle Walker, Jan Vertonghen, and Dele Alli have also recently signed new deals to stay at Spurs.