Tottenham Hotspur suffered an unprecedented challenge in the early morning Premier League clash on Friday (6), losing 0-1 to Neymouth. The sixth loss of the season dropped the team to 10th place. After the match, a wave of discontent spread amongst the Spurs fans, who vented their frustration at leader Pusztigorlu, who showed no weakness in hitting back. Rumor has it that Spurs are plotting a coaching change with the intention of turning the tide, and this "London Derby" will undoubtedly be a life and death test for Pusztigorow.
Solanki's comeback provided a glimmer of hope for Spurs, but Son Heung-min was relegated to the bench. Early in the game, a fast attack launched by Tottenham failed to work, and on 17 minutes, Deon Hu Jaesen showed top class when he took a corner. Pusztigalli replaced Son Heung-min in the second half in an attempt to turn the game around, but the South Korean striker's shot was just a "swindle" and Ponemonmouth missed a number of good chances. In the end, Tottenham Hotspur lost 0-1, winning only one of their last six matches.
Fans remained in the stadium after the game, and Pusdigolu's attempts to calm the mood were met with a deafening chorus of boos. In the face of provocation, Pustigolu couldn't help but hit back. After the match, he said, "The fans should be disappointed and I will take their response straight away, but as an individual, I have to work hard. I can."
British media reported that Tottenham Hotspur's management had thoughts of a coaching change after they lost to Yeatswich last month. However, the big turmoil at Manchester City has put the plan on hold for the time being. But with one win and one loss in the last two league matches, Tottenham have once again put a coaching change on the agenda. In the early hours of Monday (9), Tottenham Hotspur will host Chelsea, which will be a key battle for the team to turn the tide.
