Tottenham's 1-0 defeat at Sunderland has former defender Jamie Carragher convinced they'll be relegated, claiming they "look like they're going to go down" to the Championship. The result leaves Spurs in the relegation zone with just six games remaining, two points off West Ham in 17th place despite being one of the Premier League's so-called 'Big Six'.

Former Spurs midfielder Jamie O'Hara delivered a scathing assessment, ranking their chances of Premier League survival at just "10 per cent" and criticizing multiple players including £60m signing Dominic Solanke for "one of the worst performances" he's seen. The team's performance was statistically dire, creating just 0.15 xG in the second half while missing 0.91 xG overall in a wasteful display.

Manager Roberto De Zerbi acknowledged the team is in a "bad moment" but believes "one win can change everything" for their season. The Italian faces an uphill battle with players who he admits are not producing enough quality, having gone 111 days without a Premier League victory. With relegation rivals Wolves and Leeds still to face, Tottenham's survival hopes appear increasingly slim.