1-1 draw at Liverpool gives interim head coach Igor Tudor crucial breathing room after four straight Premier League losses. The result clinches Spurs' place in the Champions League last-16 second leg at home to Atletico Madrid, but Sunday's visit from Nottingham Forest could decide his future and the club's survival hopes. Tudor, brought in to stabilize the team, has overseen 14 goals conceded in four defeats since taking charge. Spurs hierarchy are considering long-term options, including potential permanent replacements, while fans have cancelled protests to back Tudor. Atletico Madrid and Nottingham Forest games are pivotal for Spurs' Premier League battle against a 1-point gap to the relegation zone.