As the song goes, 'It's the final countdown', and that's exactly what applies to Tottenham's top-four pursuit. At one point, with Arsenal and Manchester United slipping up on numerous occasions, it seemed as though Antonio Conte's said were nailed on favourites to make the cut for Champions League football.
However, their last two results have given the initiative back to the Gunners as Tottenham have drawn and lost Premier League outings against Brighton and Brentford, respectively.
This means that there is now no margin for error as Arsenal travel to east London to play West Ham on the same day Spurs host Leicester City in an earlier kick-off. Therefore, can Conte's side heap the pressure on Mikel Arteta's team going into the second part of Super Sunday?
