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New dates and times have been announced for two of Tottenham’s upcoming Premier League fixtures, and they are desperate to win them.
Igor Tudor has endured a tough introduction to life at Tottenham, with the Lilywhites having lost both of his first two games in charge.
The Croat now has just 10 Premier League matches to get his side out of relegation trouble, but there is some good news for the North Londoners.
After an extremely tough run of fixtures over the last month, things do get a bit easier for Tottenham over the next few months.
Two of Tottenham’s April Premier League fixtures have been rearranged
Spurs need three wins and two draws in their final 10 games to get to the magic 40-point mark, which generally assures a team’s safety.
Tottenham do have some games coming up in the next couple of months, which they will view as potentially winnable.
Among those are Spurs’ clashes against Sunderland and Brighton in April, both of which have now been rearranged after being selected for TV coverage.
Tottenham’s trip to the Stadium of Light to face the Black Cats has been moved back a day to Sunday, 12 April, kick-off 2 pm. Meanwhile, Spurs’ home clash against Brighton will now kick off at the later time of 5.30 pm on Saturday, 18 April.
Spurs have an easier end to the season than their relegation rivals
The only thing Tottenham may be able to take confidence from in their bid to survive is the continued struggles of West Ham and Nottingham Forest.
According to Opta, both Forest and the Hammers have a much harder ending to the season than Spurs.
The Lilywhites can certainly do with getting their first win of 2026 when Crystal Palace visit the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Thursday.
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