Published: 16:27, 1 March 2026 | Updated: 16:28, 1 March 2026

So, no bounce for Tottenham. The second game of Igor Tudor’s interim spell went the same way as the first, another defeat in another London derby.

This time at Fulham, who recorded their first Premier League double over Spurs for more than 20 years and yet another historic spectre haunts Tudor and his team.

In a weekend when other results went their way, the North Londoners have done nothing to ease fears they might be relegated for the first time since 1977.

For an hour at Craven Cottage, they exhibited all the hallmarks of a sinking ship. Leaky at the back, carrying little threat up front, two down and looking likely to concede a third before Richarlison pulled one back.

The visitors produced a spirited finish through six added minutes without forcing saves from Bernd Leno and yet the only shot on target was the goal.

Fulham wasted chances but the two goals scored in the first half proved enough.

Tottenham's woeful run continued with a 2-1 defeat...