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Credit: Imago Thu 19 March 2026 13:30, UK Tottenham Hotspur have seen their chances of surviving the Premier League drop boosted after they beat Atletico Madrid on Wednesday. The Lilywhites were knocked out of the Champions League on aggregate, but won 3-2 on the night to halt a run of eight consecutive matches without victory in all competitions.Randal Kolo Muani and Xavi Simons were the scorers on the night, with the latter completing his brace with a late penalty to cancel out goals from Julian Alvarez and David Hancko.Wednesday’s positive result marks a second promising performance from Igor Tudor’s men, who fought well to earn a late point against Liverpool at Anfield on Sunday.While certainly a turn for the better, Tottenham’s form will need to be translated into Premier League wins if they are to steer clear of the relegation zone.

MORE FOOTBALL INSIDER STORIES Supercomputer updates Tottenham predictionJust a week ago, Tottenham had looked in serious peril after losing 5-2 to Atletico Madrid in the Champions League.Football Insider exclusively revealed that Tudor had lost the dressing room in light of his treatment of Antonin Kinsky.Antonin Kinskyvs Atletico MadridMinutes played17Saves0Errors led to goals2Goals conceded3The young goalkeeper was a shock selection for the game, but was substituted after just 17 minutes when he made two massive errors.Positive results against Liverpool and in the return leg against Atletico Madrid have breathed new life into Tottenham, however.While the situation at the bottom of the Premier League still remains perilous, there now appears to be some confidence that the Lilywhites can produce better results in their remaining fixtures.Sunday’s game will be crucial to that, with Nottingham Forest set to travel to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium for a relegation six-pointer.Opta‘s supercomputer has already lowered Tottenham’s chances of relegation to 12.30 per cent in light of Wednesday’s result, and a win in the weekend’s crunch match will only improve the situation further.Who is predicted to go down from the Premier League?West Ham remain the supercomputer’s choice to join Burnley and Wolves in the Championship next season, despite the Hammers’ better form. Nuno Espirito Santo’s team drew 1-1 with Manchester City on Saturday, and have beaten Fulham, Burnley, Sunderland and Tottenham since the turn of the year.Nottingham Forest, in comparison, have not won a Premier League game since the end of January, with their only other league win coming at the London Stadium.
The supercomputer has backed Vitor Pereira’s team with a 35.08 per cent chance of relegation compared to West Ham’s 46.32 per cent, however.The weekend’s events are set to be key, with the Irons travelling to take on an out-of-sorts Aston Villa. Don’t Miss a Beat: Your Tottenham Hotspur Insider Access Get the full story from the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and Hotspur Way with our dedicated expert hubs: Updated 24/7 with expert analysis from N17 and Hotspur Way.
