Tottenham snap 16-match winless run at Wolves but stay in drop zone
João Palhinha’s late strike gave Tottenham their first league victory of 2026, yet Spurs remain two points from safety with four games to play.
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Palhinha’s late strike hands Spurs first 2026 victory but relegation fight rages on
Joao Palhinha’s 82nd-minute goal gave Tottenham their first Premier League win of 2026, yet Spurs remain in the drop zone with survival still on a knife-edge.
Kenyan fans’ full guide to catching every Premier League kick this weekend
All kick-off times, TV picks and free highlights for every Premier League match of the weekend, tailored for Kenyan viewers.
Five reasons Spurs fans could still smile in the Championship
Relegation would hurt, but Tottenham supporters could find quick wins, new away days and a stage for young stars if the club drops to the second tier.
Daniel Farke: How the German ‘football romantic’ saved Leeds and reached Wembley
From near-sack to Wembley: Daniel Farke’s blend of books, tactics and trust has Leeds dreaming again.
Newcastle lose their bite: How Howe’s ‘bullies’ turned soft
Newcastle United have gone from Premier League bullies to a side that crumbles after 75 minutes. Eddie Howe admits his team are now “too easy to beat”.
Guardiola Finally Nails Down Man City’s Best XI After Months of Tweaks
Pep Guardiola has settled on a trusted Manchester City lineup after a season of constant changes, tactical shifts, and key player roles finally falling into place.
FA Cup semi-finals today: Pep’s big call, Leeds eye shock, Saints chase Wembley dream
Pep Guardiola must decide whether to rest stars or risk fatigue as Manchester City face Chelsea, while Leeds and Southampton chase final spots.
Arteta tells Arsenal to seize title chance as Newcastle visit Emirates
Mikel Arteta says Arsenal have recharged after their Manchester City setback and must now ‘take ownership’ of the final five matches to end a 22-year title wait.
Pereira Warns Forest Job Is Not Done After 5-0 Sunderland Rout
Nottingham Forest boss Vitor Pereira says the 5-0 thrashing of Sunderland is only a small step in their battle to stay in the Premier League.