Tottenham fans are all worried about the same thing after latest Premier League defeat

Tottenham Hotspur’s fans have now voiced their relegation fears as Spurs’ Premier League winless run in 2026 continues.

Tottenham Hotspur remain winless in 2026 and have managed just two wins in their last 16 Premier League outings.

Spurs’ poor run of form has seen them drop points to the likes of West Ham United and Burnley – sides currently in the relegation places.

But while Tottenham are struggling to pick up points, 18th-placed West Ham have been finding form, winning three times in their last five, a run that has now seen the gap between them and Spurs reduced to six points.

Position	Team	Played MP	Won W	Drawn D	Lost L	For GF	Against GA	Diff GD	Points Pts
10	FulhamFulham	25	10	4	11	35	37	-2	34
11	BournemouthBournemouth	25	8	10	7	41	44	-3	34
12	NewcastleNewcastle	25	9	6	10	35	36	-1	33
13	BrightonBrighton	24	7	10	7	34	32	2	31
14	TottenhamTottenham	25	7	8	10	35	35	0	29
15	Crystal PalaceCrystal Palace	24	7	8	9	25	29	-4	29
16	LeedsLeeds	25	7	8	10	34	43	-9	29
17	Nottingham ForestNottingham Forest	25	7	5	13	25	38	-13	26
18	West HamWest Ham	25	6	5	14	31	48	-17	23

Tottenham fans react as relegation fears begin to grow

Of course, Tottenham are not yet embroiled in a relegation fight, but failure to get wins on the board could pretty much lead to that.

Spurs fans have now shared their reaction as the club runs the risk of being drawn into a relegation scrap.

Reacting to the club’s current situation, one fan said: “As long as we are effectively 10 points clear of West Ham we are well safe. But we do need to pick up some points and no it is nowhere near good enough.”

Another fan commented: “How has it taken people so long to realise this? It has been like this for weeks. We could very well go down too.”

Meanwhile, another supporter fears the worst, adding: “I am not confident that is a battle Spurs will win.”

One more contributed: “They should have realised that when the window was open but no they know best and leave us to the bare bones. I have said this in previous tweets, they do not plan for worst-case scenario but hope for best-case scenario, and that is not happening at the moment.”

Another fan added, referencing the January window: “Good thing the board signed one senior player in January to help us.”

A final supporter wrote: “Think we going down. The form we are in, these players do not have the mentality for a relegation battle.”

Tottenham fixtures compared to relegation rivals

At the moment, Spurs find themselves in 14th place, and the sides below them have been picking up wins – aside from Crystal Palace.

Oliver Glasner’s men are winless in their last five outings, while Leeds United and Nottingham Forest have near-identical form.

Daniel Farke’s side have two wins, a draw and two losses in their last five, while Forest have two wins, two draws and one loss.

West Ham United, meanwhile, hold the strongest form, with three wins in their last five. The upcoming fixtures for these sides will no doubt shape how the table looks in the coming weeks.

Here are the next five league fixtures for each side:

Tottenham Hotspur – next five fixtures

1. Newcastle United (H) – Tue 10 Feb
2. Arsenal (A) – Sun 22 Feb
3. Fulham (A) – Sun 1 Mar
4. Crystal Palace (H) – Thu 5 Mar
5. Liverpool (A) – Sun 15 Mar

West Ham United – next five fixtures

1. Manchester United (H) – Tue 10 Feb
2. Bournemouth (H) – Sat 21 Feb
3. Liverpool (A) – Sat 28 Feb
4. Fulham (A) – Wed 4 Mar
5. Manchester City (H) – Sat 14 Mar

Leeds United – next five fixtures

1. Chelsea (A) – Tue 10 Feb
2. Aston Villa (A) – Sat 21 Feb
3. Manchester City (H) – Sat 28 Feb
4. Sunderland (H) – Tue 3 Mar
5. Crystal Palace (A) – Sat 14 Mar

Nottingham Forest – next five fixtures

1. Wolverhampton Wanderers (H) – Wed 11 Feb
2. Liverpool (H) – Sun 22 Feb
3. Brighton and Hove Albion (A) – Sun 1 Mar
4. Manchester City (H) – Wed 4 Mar
5. Fulham (H) – Sat 14 Mar

Crystal Palace – next five fixtures

1. Burnley (H) – Wed 11 Feb
2. Wolverhampton Wanderers (H) – Sun 22 Feb
3. Manchester United (A) – Sun 1 Mar
4. Tottenham Hotspur (A) – Thu 5 Mar
5. Leeds United (H) – Sat 14 Mar

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