Things have taken a worrying turn for Tottenham Hotspur after a painful 3–0 defeat at home to Nottingham Forest on Sunday, March 22, 2026. What once seemed unlikely is now becoming a serious concern, as the club finds itself hovering just above the relegation zone.

A Game That Slipped Away

Despite enjoying 58 percent of possession and winning 13 corners, Tottenham struggled to turn control into real chances. Their lack of sharpness in front of goal proved costly, while Forest made the most of their opportunities.

The breakthrough came just before halftime when Igor Jesus rose to head home and silence the home crowd. In the second half, Morgan Gibbs White doubled the lead with a composed finish after a well crafted attacking move. Late in the game, substitute Taiwo Awoniyi added a third goal, calmly converting a cross from Neco Williams to complete a dominant performance for the visitors.

Tottenham managed 14 shots during the match, but only three were on target. In contrast, Forest were far more clinical, testing goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario repeatedly and exposing defensive weaknesses throughout the game.

A Run of Poor Form

The result adds to what has already been a difficult year for Tottenham. They are yet to win a league match in 2026, making them the only team in the Premier League without a victory this calendar year.

Their current run of 13 matches without a win includes five draws and eight defeats, marking their worst stretch of form in the league since the mid 1930s. With just 30 points from 31 games, this is shaping up to be one of the club’s most disappointing seasons in its history.

Position	Club	Played	Goal Difference	Points
15	Leeds United	31	-11	33
16	Nottingham Forest	31	-12	32
17	Tottenham Hotspur	31	-10	30
18	West Ham United	31	-21	29

Growing Pressure

The mood inside the stadium at full time reflected the seriousness of the situation, with loud boos from supporters showing their frustration. With only one point separating them from the relegation zone and West Ham United close behind, the pressure on manager Igor Tudor is increasing rapidly.

Fans are now demanding urgent action from the club’s leadership, as hopes of competing at the top have been replaced by fears of dropping out of the Premier League.

A Fight for Survival

With seven matches left to play, Tottenham’s focus has shifted completely. What was once a season of ambition is now a battle to avoid relegation. The coming weeks will be crucial, and unless results improve quickly, the club could face one of the most difficult moments in its history.