Igor Tudor claimed to have more belief Tottenham would stay up despite a 3-1 home loss to Crystal Palace piling the pressure on the interim boss.West Ham's win at Fulham on Wednesday started a disastrous 24-hour period for the north London club with this fifth straight defeat for Spurs meaning they are only one point above the Premier League relegation zone with nine fixtures left.Dominic Solanke's 34th-minute opener looked to have turned the tide for Tottenham, but stand-in captain Micky van de

Igor Tudor claimed to have more belief Tottenham would stay up despite a 3-1 home loss to Crystal Palace piling the pressure on the interim boss.West Ham's win at Fulham on Wednesday started a disastrous 24-hour period for the north London club with this fifth straight defeat for Spurs meaning they are only one point above the Premier League relegation zone with nine fixtures left.Dominic Solanke's 34th-minute opener looked to have turned the tide for Tottenham, but stand-in captain Micky van de Ven was inexplicably sent off four minutes later and they conceded three times during the remainder of the first half.Plenty of Spurs fans headed for the exit doors at half-time and while Tudor's depleted group showed some spirit in the second half, this latest defeat extended the club's winless run to 11 matches, which is a new club record in the Premier League.