Spurs relegation fight toughest of career - Tudor

Without a win in the league since 28 December and in the midst of an injury crisis that meant 11 players were ruled out at the weekend, Tudor acknowledged the need for positive results could override any desire to play attractive football in their upcoming matches.

"You need to think about the style," he said. "Is it the right style? Is it the right way how you go and go how you want?

"So you need to be smart to understand deeper the moment and the way how to take the points, even not looking to the style now at this moment.

"So the style I need to be in the second moment, just because now it's a question of life and death, if I can say that in that way, sportingly. Let's figure that out."

Determination and concentration, he added, would be key to turning the situation around.

"[It's] very tough, but it is what I said before, I don't change my opinion," he added.

"So daily work, focus on all the things we need to do - physical condition, mental condition, performance and waiting on players to come back.

"So we need to be focused on us, what we can do, less thinking about others and it should be good."