Quote from: SOKO-DEKE on Today at 08:23:30 PM

The decline in Tottenham's performance towards the end of this season has been unexpected, considering their strong start. Initially, everyone anticipated Tottenham finishing in the top four given their impressive early-season displays. However, recent losses have dashed those hopes, leaving fans perplexed about the team's sudden downturn. It's puzzling to see a team with such promise performing poorly at this stage.

Tottenham made me realize that too much expectations might bring you nothing but a complete disappointment. The new coach Agne was winning matches and gave everyone hope of doing what Kane and last coaches couldn't do, I never knew it was PR in the beginning, it has now that everyone eyes is now clear and we are seeing the real Tottenham and it was even worse in that last week's until they turn up on Manchester united in the last match.

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On the other hand, I don't think Chelsea is trying to fight for top four. With only three matches left in the season and a considerable 12-point gap between them and the fourth-placed team, it appears impossible for Chelsea to secure a Champions League spot. Their focus may be towards securing a place in the Europa, given their current form. While Champions League qualification seems out of reach, Chelsea still has an opportunity to salvage their season by clinching a spot in the Europa League.

How will Chelsea fight for top four with 3 games left, how are they going to even perform that magic, let's even assume they are going to win the 3 matches and get 9 points, they wouldn't beat the current points of Aston Villa. If they try their best here, they can actually go for Europa League but we both know Chelsea has nothing in the bag to give at this points, it's just a paparazzi that will soon fade out.