Tottenham Hotspur faces Manchester City In the English Premier League on Tuesday evening in a match that could be The ultimate test of Tottenham fans' loyalty to their team.
What do Tottenham need to qualify for the Champions League?
Ange Postecoglou's men He can still finish in the top four and qualify for next season's Champions LeagueAlthough their hopes seem rather slim. Tottenham must beat City and then win away to Sheffield United In their final league game on Sunday, it's all on hope Aston Villa, currently ranked fourth, lost Their last match is at Crystal Palace.
Less than six points won't do for the north London sideWhich means their mission against Pep Guardiola's side should be clear, right?
What does Tottenham-City mean for Arsenal's hopes of winning the Premier League title?
But the problem is that Tottenham could have a big role in the race for the Premier League title, which includes arch-rival Arsenal. If Tottenham win – or even draw – against Manchester City, it will give the Gunners a big helping hand They are looking to win their first championship in 20 years.
Victory for Tottenham Tuesday, I mean Arsenal will maintain a one-point lead over City Before the final round of matches, meaning a win at home to Everton on Sunday will secure the title.
A draw would leave the top two on pointsAlthough Guardiola's sons will be three times worse off in terms of goal difference, the first tie-breaker will play their final match at home against West Ham.
If Tottenham loses to Citybut, Mikel Arteta's side will head into the final day with a two-point lead The probability of him winning the title is much less.
Tottenham fans face an Arsenal dilemma
It seems to be quite confusing for some Spurs fans.
Would they rather see their team Do they keep their very slim Champions League hopes alive or stop their arch rivals from winning the title?
For Postekoglou, the idea that most fans would turn their backs on the team never occurred to him: “Do you think the majority of our fans wouldn't want us to win? I don't see it that way. I think the majority of our fans will create the atmosphere they always create at our matches.We don't have long to wait to find out.
