Mandem from the Ends.

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[Caesar]

Looks like it's gotten easy in the league now that you've come to terms with FUMA

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Looks like it's gotten easy in the league now that you've come to terms with FUMA

next year we run for the domestic treble and we end this boy properly

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With five league games left, Spurs remain in pole position for first Premier League title
It's no longer a fever dream. Spurs are on their way to winning the Premier League, a feat that hasn't been accomplished by the North London club since its inception in 1992.

Spurs held serve against Aston Villa in a 2-2 draw but otherwise, April was exactly what the doctor ordered with dominant victories against Newcastle and Brighton as well as advanced in the Europa League and the FA Cup to keep a treble on the table for Spurs with a month left in the season.

Tottenham holds a four point gap over second place Liverpool with a game in hand. The magic number for Spurs is eighty-nine points, which would clinch the league even if Liverpool were to win out their remaining games. It's a favorable slate of games to do so for Spurs as their road affairs are against Brentford, Manchester United and relegation battling Sunderland in the season finale. They could easily pick up those nine points in those three games, which would clinch the league.

Even if they only manage to get six or seven points from those three games, the two home games give ample opportunity against Everton and Southampton, another team battling relegation.

Liverpool, meanwhile, has Chelsea next weekend and then it's Leicester City, Aston Villa and Newcastle on the final match day. If they drop points next week against Chelsea, Spurs find themselves in a situation where they could potentially clinch the title at home against Everton. If that scenario does play out, Spurs fans could have a situation where they clinch the league against Everton in their mid-week battle, beat Liverpool in the FA Cup Final that ensuing Saturday and then lift the trophy in front of their home fans four days later.

Goalkeepers
No. 1 • Guglielmo Vicario • Age 29 • 85 OVR • 37 App, 17 CS, 6.33 Avg
No. 12 • Jack Clark • Age 17 • 66 OVR • 19 App, 12 CS, 6.29 Avg

Centre-Backs
No. 37 • Micky van de Ven • Age 25 • 84 OVR • 41 App, 4 G, 18 CS, 6.71 Avg
No. 6 • Pierre Kalulu • Age 26 • 81 OVR • 36 App, A, 15 CS, 6.73 Avg
No. 4 • Kevin Danso • Age 27 • 80 OVR • 33 App, G, 10 CS, 2 YC, RC, 6.74 Avg
No. 5 • Luka Vuskovic • Age 19 • 76 OVR • 16 App, 4 CS, 2 YC, 6.46 Avg
No. 16 • Alidu Seidu • Age 26 • 75 OVR • 15 App, 7 CS, YC, 6.89 Avg
No. 2 • Ellis Robson • Age 18 • 67 OVR • 4 App, CS, YC, 6.28 Avg

Fullbacks
No. 13 • Destiny Udogie • Age 23 • 82 OVR • 38 App, 4 A, 20 CS, 3 YC, 6.86 Avg
No. 23 • Pedro Porro • Age 26 • 83 OVR • 34 App, 2 G, 7 A, 14 CS, 2 YC, 6.99 Avg
No. 22 • Adrien Truffert • Age 22 • 80 OVR • 15 App, 7 CS, 6.48 Avg (25 App, 6 CS, 3 YC at Bournemouth)
No. 24 • Djed Spence • Age 26 • 79 OVR • 37 App, 2 G, 16 CS, YC, 6.60 Avg
No. 3 • Valentin Barco • Age 22 • 77 OVR • 29 App, G, 3 A, 7 CS, 6.61 Avg

Central Midfielders
No. 8 • Leandro Barreiro • Age 26 • 78 OVR • 47 App, 5 G, 5 A, 14 CS, 3 YC, 6.94 Avg
No. 29 • Pape Matar Sarr • Age 23 • 79 OVR • 45 App, G, 3 A, 13 CS, 2 YC, 6.71 Avg
No. 14 • Archie Gray • Age 20 • 80 OVR • 38 App, 14 CS, 7.02 Avg
No. 15 • Lucas Bergvall • Age 20 • 82 OVR • 34 App, 2 G, 7 A, 14 CS, 6.97 Avg

Attacking Midfielders
No. 7 • Xavi Simons • Age 23 • 87 OVR • 44 App, 7 G, 19 A, 17 CS, 7.05 Avg
No. 25 • Alex Scott • Age 23 • 77 OVR • 10 App, G, A, 3 CS, 6.68 Avg (13 App, G, A, 4 CS at Bournemouth)
No. 21 • Lennart Karl • Age 18 • 69 OVR • 8 App, G, A, CS, 6.60 Avg

Wingers
No. 17 • Joseph Paintstil • Age 28 • 76 OVR • 45 App, 13 G, 9 A, 12 CS, YC, 6.71 Avg
No. 9 • Rodrygo • Age 25 • 89 OVR • 46 App, 23 G, 13 A, 20 CS, YC, 6.95 Avg
No. 20 • Mohammed Kudus • Age 26 • 83 OVR • 42 App, 18 G, 5 A, 15 CS, 3 YC, 6.82 Avg
No. 28 • Wilson Odobert • Age 21 • 77 OVR • 36 App, 7 G, 7 A, 9 CS, 2 YC, 6.56 Avg
No. 47 • Mikey Moore • Age 19 • 77 OVR • 6 App, 6.28 Avg

Strikers
No. 11 • Mathys Tel • Age 21 • 81 OVR • 43 App, 28 G, 7 A, 17 CS, 2 YC, 6.97 Avg
No. 18 • Elijah Adebayo • Age 28 • 73 OVR • 34 App, 15 G, 9 A, 9 CS, YC, 6.55 Avg

Premier League Table
Champion
1st • 33 GP • 81 Pts
UEFA Champions League
2nd • 34 GP • 77 Pts
3rd • 35 GP • 76 Pts
4th • 34 GP • 68 Pts
UEFA Europa League
5th • 35 GP • 67 Pts
UEFA Conference League
6th • 35 GP • 61 Pts
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7th • 35 GP • 59 Pts
8th • 34 GP • 57 Pts
9th • 34 GP • 52 Pts
10th • 35 GP • 48 Pts
11th • 35 GP • 43 Pts
12th • 34 GP • 39 Pts
13th • 35 GP • 39 Pts
14th • 35 GP • 39 Pts
15th • 35 GP • 34 Pts
16th • 34 GP • 33 Pts
17th • 35 GP • 22 Pts
Relegation
18th • 35 GP • 20 Pts
10th • 35 GP • 18 Pts
19th • 33 GP • 17 Pts

Premier League Top Scorers
Alexander Isak • 29 Goals • 34 Appearances
Matheus Cunha • 23 Goals • 34 Appearances
Mathys Tel • 21 Goals • 26 Appearances
Gabriel Martinelli • 21 Goals • 35 Appearances
Anthony Gordon • 20 Goals • 35 Appearances

Premier League Top Assists
Xavi Simons • 17 Assists • 29 Appearances
Gabriel Martinelli • 14 Assists • 34 Appearances
Florian Wirtz • 13 Assists • 34 Appearances
Yeremy Pino • 12 Assists • 35 Appearances
Elliot Anderson • 9 Assists • 34 Appearances

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