Tottenham's fate come the end of the 2022/23 Premier League campaign will likely all come down to how Cristian Stellini's men fare this month. Starting April by conceding a last-minute equaliser against Everton, Spurs missed a glorious opportunity to move into third in the table.
The draw leaves them level on 50 points with Newcastle United and Manchester United but their rivals, crucially, have two games in hand. The aforementioned teams will play the first of their two games on Wednesday evening, with the Magpies travelling to relegation-threatened West Ham and the Red Devils hosting Brentford.
While Tottenham have to concentrate on their own performances first and foremost and get the points on the board under Stellini, they are going to need a couple of favours along the way from other sides. Eddie Howe's Newcastle have come into form at just the right time after previously failing to turn draws into wins at the turn of the year.
