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Tottenham Hotspur were hammered 5-1 at Anfield as Liverpool sealed the Premier League title in emphatic style.

Despite taking an early lead through a scrappy Dominic Solanke goal, Spurs were soon overwhelmed by strikes from Luis Díaz, Alexis Mac Allister, Cody Gakpo, Mohamed Salah, and an unfortunate own goal from Destiny Udogie.

It might have been a dead rubber for Spurs, but it still stings.

Jack picks through the wreckage of another heavy defeat, reflects on the season as a whole, and looks ahead to the Europa League semi-final.

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Jack’s joined by Phil this week to get stuck into the current state of affairs at Tottenham. They kick off with Cristian Romero’s fiery interview – what does it tell us about the standards behind the scenes at Spurs, and is it a sign of deeper issues?

The chat inevitably drifts towards you know who – would bringing Pochettino back be the right move or just another example of the club clinging to the past? There’s also a look at how Spurs are treated differently to Arsenal in the media, and why those double standards seem to persist.

To round things off, the lads look ahead to Thursday night’s huge Europa League tie – why, despite a terrible season, we're still excited.

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Tottenham suffer another humiliating blow at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, losing to Nottingham Forest and former manager Nuno Espírito Santo. That’s now 18 losses this season - and yes, Nuno has done the double over us. What does this say about the state of Spurs right now?

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Jack unpacks Tottenham’s tense but vital 1-0 win away at Eintracht Frankfurt - a result that books Spurs a place in the Europa League semi-finals and maybe, just maybe, marks a turning point for Ange Postecoglou and his squad.

Amazing character the lads showed on the night, Solanke’s calm from the spot, a backline that finally looked like it had a bit of steel to it and yes, Ange. I’ve said my fair share about him in recent weeks, and after that performance, it might be time for a bit of a rethink… possibly even an apology.

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Tottenham have just lost 4-2 to Wolves, their 17th league defeat of the season and now sit 15th in the Premier League table. In any other season, this kind of form could potentially have them in the thick of a relegation battle. Shocking stuff for a club of this size, and for a side that’s never been relegated from the Premier League.

Jack is joined by screenwriter Charlie Brafman to make sense of the chaos. A long-time admirer of Ange Postecoglou, Charlie offers his take on why we should have some compassion when discussing the Aussie manager and whether there's any world he could stay or if the rot has gone too deep.

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Jack's instant reaction to Tottenham's brutal 4-2 defeat at Molineux. Spurs started slow, never really recovered, and now serious questions hang over Ange Postecoglou. Should he be left in charge for Tottenham's make or break game against Frankfurt?

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Full-time at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and it ends 1-1 in the first leg of the Europa League quarter-final. A frustrating night for Spurs with plenty of possession, some real moments of quality, but no killer blow.

Pedro Porro’s audacious backheel cancelled out an early Frankfurt opener, and while Maddison tried his best to pull the strings and Bergvall rattled the bar, it just wasn’t quite enough to take a lead to Germany.

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