Antonio Conte's Tottenham future, his meeting with Paratici and Levy and what happens next
Antonio Conte appears to question his Spurs future
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Five into one - The key battles in the race for a Champions League place in the Premier League
The race for a top four place is heating up. Barring something spectacular occurring, it’s safe to assume the top three of Manchester City, Liverpool and Chelsea will remain as that with the only debate being what order they finish.
Five things that must come from Antonio Conte's meeting with Daniel Levy to assess Spurs' issues
Tuchel admits to protecting Lukaku by benching him against Lille
Sean Dyche impressed by strength of Burnley’s recent displays
Sean Dyche had many reasons to be happy after his side recorded their first back-to-back wins in 13 months but insisted the main one was the strength of recent performances.
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Tuchel admits to protecting Lukaku by benching him against Lille
How Chelsea's Romelu Lukaku can seal Inter Milan transfer return amid Antonio Conte decision
Tuchel admits to protecting Lukaku by benching him against Lille
'Blinded by anger' - What the future holds for Antonio Conte at Tottenham after outburst - Inside Europe
After the highs of their spectacular win at Manchester City, Tottenham and Antonio Conte were brought crashing back down to earth after suffering a defeat against relegation-threatened Burnley. The loss was Spurs’ fourth in their last five league matches and leaves them in eighth place — seven points adrift of fourth-placed Manchester United in the battle to qualify for the Champions League. Ad/> Such a position is wildly unfamiliar for Conte who has won five league titles in his last seven seasons in club management – including the English title during a spell at Chelsea.
Tottenham players told to storm into Antonio Conte’s office following embarrassing defeat
A remarkable 3-2 victory away to Premier League leaders Manchester City on Saturday looked like the perfect turning point in Tottenham Hotspur’s season as they push for a top four finish.