Captain Cristian Romero dubbed the remaining fixtures “seven finals,” emphasizing the urgency of their survival campaign. With a three-week break before April’s crucial clashes, Tottenham faces a daunting run: trips to Sunderland (April 12) and Wolves (April 25), followed by a home showdown with Leeds (May 9). A winless streak extending beyond 14 games would eclipse their 1935 record, while a Chelsea away fixture (April 27) and Everton clash (May 14) loom as potential make-or-break matches.

The club’s fate now hinges on navigating these high-stakes games without further collapse.