Tottenham Hotspur made a comeback win on Saturday against Luton Town. The North London side despite starting brilliantly in the current season their form has gone down during the halfway stages of the league. Spurs having won their last game are currently placed 5th in the league table, they are 8 points ahead of Manchester United and 3 points behind Aston Villa with one game in hand.
Ange Postecoglou's side will be facing West Ham United away from home and will look to get all three points to compete for a place in the UEFA Champions League group stage next season. Ahead of the West Ham game, Postecoglou was asked about whether Manchester United will be able to catch his Tottenham side in the top-four race. United plays Chelsea away from home and Liverpool on Sunday at Old Trafford, and there is a grim chance that the side will get a victory in the upcoming two games. On the other hand, the North London side will host Nottingham Forest at home.
After being asked about United's chances of catching his Tottenham side, Postecoglou appeared to downplay the Red Devils' hopes. He mentioned the impossible scenario of his team catching defending champions Manchester City, who are eight points ahead of his team, which is the same margin United would need to close to catch Spurs.
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The Australian coach so far has been good with his tactics and so far the players have lived up to the expectations of the club and coach making them believe that they have a chance to play in the top-tier European Championship next season. Spurs would love to be back in the UCL after the two years.
With 9 games in hand, all the upcoming matches will be interesting and intense with the top 5 teams leaving no laces behind to qualify for the UCL and UEL next season. Manchester City, Arsenal and Liverpool are currently competing in the title race and the Reds are currently the league leaders.
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Ange Postecoglou's side will be facing West Ham United away from home and will look to get all three points in order to compete for a place in the UEFA Champions League group stage next season.
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Tottenham Hotspur made a comeback win on Saturday against Luton Town. The North London side despite starting brilliantly in the current season their form has gone down during the halfway stages of the league. Spurs having won their last game are currently placed 5th in the league table, they are 8 points ahead of Manchester United and 3 points behind Aston Villa with one game in hand.
Ange Postecoglou's side will be facing West Ham United away from home and will look to get all three points to compete for a place in the UEFA Champions League group stage next season. Ahead of the West Ham game, Postecoglou was asked about whether Manchester United will be able to catch his Tottenham side in the top-four race. United plays Chelsea away from home and Liverpool on Sunday at Old Trafford, and there is a grim chance that the side will get a victory in the upcoming two games. On the other hand, the North London side will host Nottingham Forest at home.
After being asked about United's chances of catching his Tottenham side, Postecoglou appeared to downplay the Red Devils' hopes. He mentioned the impossible scenario of his team catching defending champions Manchester City, who are eight points ahead of his team, which is the same margin United would need to close to catch Spurs.
Here's the video
Which Premier League team will play UCL next season?
The Australian coach so far has been good with his tactics and so far the players have lived up to the expectations of the club and coach making them believe that they have a chance to play in the top-tier European Championship next season. Spurs would love to be back in the UCL after the two years.
With 9 games in hand, all the upcoming matches will be interesting and intense with the top 5 teams leaving no laces behind to qualify for the UCL and UEL next season. Manchester City, Arsenal and Liverpool are currently competing in the title race and the Reds are currently the league leaders.