2-3！ Tottenham Hotspur completely collapsed: 3 consecutive defeats to create a 31-year shame Only 1 point in the last 6 rounds The 59-year-old coach is on the verge of resignation

In a key match in the 22nd round of the English Premier League that ended in the early morning of January 20, Beijing time, Tottenham Hotspur lost 2-3 to Everton away, and Tottenham, which was in a deep trough, has gradually slipped to the edge of the relegation zone.

Just 12 minutes into the game, the Spurs backline, which was short of young players, made another mistake and multiple defenders watched it, allowing Everton centre-forward Calvert Lewin to break the deadlock with a deflected shot from inside the box.

In the 29th minute, Tottenham suffered another blow when Ndiaye shook off the angle and fired home to extend Everton's advantage to 2-0.

In the seventh minute of stoppage time, Tarkovski's header and Archie Gray scored an own goal as Tottenham went into the break with a humiliating 0-3 scoreline.

Tottenham were unable to prevent the defeat despite relying on Kulusevski and Richarlison to score two goals in a row.

After this defeat, Tottenham suffered three consecutive defeats in the New Year's League, creating a 31-year humiliation. The last time Tottenham lost all three league games in a row was back in 1994. In the last 6 rounds, Tottenham have not won (1 draw, 5 losses) and only got 1 point. After 22 rounds, Tottenham has 7 wins, 3 draws and 12 losses, accumulating only 24 points, ranking 6th from the bottom.

With a poor record and serious injuries in the team, Tottenham coach Postecoglou's position has fallen into dire straits, and the 59-year-old Australian coach is very likely to become the next manager to step down in the Premier League.