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Welcome into the latest edition of ESPNFC.

I'm Dan Thomas, joined by Shaka. Here's that we'll start at the bottom of the Premier League. Spurs in action against Crystal Palace on Thursday. It'd be a great start in North London. Spurs would take the lead, So I'd keep making it 1-0, and then it would turn into an absolute nightmare. That event sent off, spurs down to 10 men, they would convert the penalty palace and

then they'd run away with it.

Sao would get another goal just before the break.

Strand Larsson getting in on the action as well, Crystal Palace winning by three goals

to one, which leaves spurs still just one point above the relegation zone with nine games to go.

Where should we start? Do you want to start today or just overall?

We'll talk about today because I think today in itself felt like a must-win game,

like a must-win game for Spurs, which we haven't really seen for a long time.

We've seen them trend in the wrong direction, but that buffer to the bottom three has still kind of been there. So at times it almost felt like we were dragging them into the bottom sort of three or four ourselves. But now as you look at it, you see a forest side who've got a great point for them yesterday and a West Ham side who've been, you know, finding some wins and points in the last few weeks when most people thought they were doomed, I think it was around early December time.

So for Spurs, you see the situation they're in.

And I think what's alarming from my standpoint is as I watch them, if something was to happen, it just needed to be an individual that would just do something.

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