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Tottenham report 'abhorrent' racist abuse of Kevin Danso to police

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sports10h ago

Tottenham report 'abhorrent' racist abuse of Kevin Danso to police

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Tottenham condemns vile, dehumanising racism aimed at Kevin Danso and says it will pursue the case with police.
Tottenham will report all identified content to the Metropolitan Police and relevant authorities to reinforce a zero-tolerance stance.
Tottenham calls on social platforms to act quickly when racist abuse is reported and asks fans to report abuse directly to the club.

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'We are full of problems!' - Roberto De Zerbi reacts after Tottenham's relegation rivals West Ham boosted by Crystal Palace's night of partying in Florence | Goal.com UK

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'We are full of problems!' - Roberto De Zerbi reacts after Tottenham's relegation rivals West Ham boosted by Crystal Palace's night of partying in Florence | Goal.com UK

Goal.com

De Zerbi says Tottenham are "full of problems" as they fight to avoid relegation in 2026.
Tottenham have not won in 2026 and sit two points from safety with six games left.
De Zerbi emphasizes focusing on the next game rather than other teams' celebrations or results.
De Zerbi singled out Xavi Simons for improvement to reintegrate him into the starting lineup.
Spurs face a must-win clash against Brighton as they chase a crucial league win.
West Ham and Crystal Palace are highlighted as relegation rivals shaping the race.
Palace’s strong form after defeating Fiorentina sets the context for Spurs' relegation battle.
De Zerbi places emphasis on a focused, inward approach amid external noise.
Injury issues persist for Tottenham, including key defender Cristian Romero.
The match schedule remains challenging with multiple critical fixtures ahead.

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Rio Ferdinand names two Tottenham stars Man Utd can sign if Spurs go down

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Rio Ferdinand names two Tottenham stars Man Utd can sign if Spurs go down

Metro.co.uk

Rio Ferdinand says Manchester United could sign two Tottenham players if Spurs are relegated.
Ferdinand mentions Micky van de Ven as a potential United target.
Djed Spence is also named as a possible United target by Ferdinand.
Spurs faced relegation pressure after a poor result and a late-season scramble.
Roberto De Zerbi was appointed as Tottenham’s new manager amid the struggle.
Louis Saha publicly supported van de Ven as a potential United addition.
The report connects United’s possible purchases to United's Champions League ambitions.
The piece mentions other trending football content and updates around the same time.
The article is sourced from Metro News Football section.

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Paraguay’s Diego Gomez off with injury 55 days before World Cup opener vs. USMNT

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Paraguay’s Diego Gomez off with injury 55 days before World Cup opener vs. USMNT

Nytimes.com

Gomez left the field in tears after a left-leg injury in the 21st minute against Tottenham.
The injury comes 55 days before Paraguay’s World Cup opener vs. the United States.
Gomez joined Brighton from Inter Miami in January 2025 and has been a regular this term.
Paraguay is in Group D and will face the USMNT in their World Cup opener in June.
Gomez has 23 international caps and previously scored against Greece in March friendlies.
Gomez suffered the injury after landing awkwardly following an aerial challenge.
Brighton midfielder Kaoru Mitoma substituted for Gomez after the injury.
The Athletic provides exclusives and context on Gomez’s injury and World Cup plans.
Paraguay’s World Cup group includes Australia and Turkey, with the USMNT as the opener.

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Juventus look at Lucumi amid competition for first choice Senesi

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Juventus look at Lucumi amid competition for first choice Senesi

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Juventus are considering Jhon Lucumi as a defensive option for next season amid competition for a first-choice centre-back.
Senesi had been Juventus’ primary target, but talks suggested he favours a Premier League stay with Liverpool or Tottenham.
Lucumi is expected to start for Bologna against Juventus, prompting transfer discussions during the match.
Lucumi’s contract runs to June 2027, potentially lowering his price tag and increasing Juventus’ interest.
There were earlier links with Manchester City in January that did not develop.
The article notes Bologna previously sold Sam Beukema and pushed to retain Lucumi after that deal collapsed.
Lucumi is a Colombia international attracting interest from top European clubs.
Bologna’s stance on Lucumi has influenced Juventus’ transfer planning for next season.
The article references potential interest from Manchester City in January that did not materialize.
The piece highlights Juventus’s ongoing effort to reinforce their defense for next season.

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Tottenham 2-2 Brighton: What De Zerbi and Porro said

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sports23h ago

Tottenham 2-2 Brighton: What De Zerbi and Porro said

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De Zerbi praised his players' character and blooded-style performance, stressing the need to stay positive and focused after the stoppage-time equaliser.
Tottenham and Brighton head into the run-in with a determination to push on, as both managers emphasised focusing on upcoming fixtures to finish strongly.
Porro praised the mindset of staying positive after a tough result, urging the team to maintain momentum in upcoming games.

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Can Xavi Simons save Spurs?

Nytimes.com

Tottenham drew 2-2 with Brighton as Xavi Simons produced a decisive early impact with a cross for Porro and a late goal to edge Spurs toward a win.
Georginio Rutter's stoppage-time equaliser denied Spurs a first win since December, keeping them in the relegation trouble.
De Zerbi believes Simons has personality and can improve with confidence from the manager, reinforcing his value to Brighton in the fixture.
Simons’ goal came after a sequence where a player recovered the ball and a clever build-up led to the decisive strike.
Simons played through cramps and continued to influence play as Spurs used all five of their permitted substitutes.
Maurizio De Zerbi, the Brighton manager, praised Simons for his leadership with the ball and his potential to improve.
The match kept Tottenham in the relegation zone for another week as they seek to secure survival in the Premier League.
Simons has progressed into a starting role after a gradual introduction by Thomas Frank following his £51.8 million move from RB Leipzig.
Brighton midfielder Pascal Gross was involved in defensive actions as Spurs searched for a late winner.
The Athletic’s Jay Harris reports on Spurs’ situation as they chase five wins to stay up, with Simons central to their plans.

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Report: Romano claims full future agreement for Liverpool star

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sports10h ago

Report: Romano claims full future agreement for Liverpool star

Sports.yahoo.com

Romano claims an agreement on everything between Robertson and Tottenham exists, pending Tottenham's survival in the Premier League.
Robertson, 32, has been a cornerstone for Liverpool since arriving from Hull City and could depart on a free transfer.
Tottenham’s interest is tied to their Premier League survival, which would unlock the potential move.
Liverpool would be preparing for life after Robertson, signaling a squad renewal at the club.
Roberto De Zerbi is Tottenham’s manager, guiding plans around survival and recruitment.
Interest from other clubs like Celtic and Hull City exists, but Tottenham appears most advanced.
Robertson’s exit would hinge on Tottenham’s final league standing and survival.
Liverpool would balance loyalty to veterans with the need for renewal amid squad changes.
There is a clear indication that Robertson could leave on a free transfer at season's end.
The report frames the situation as a knife-edge scenario with a strong groundwork already in place.

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Brighton make their point, again. These draws need to be turned into wins

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sports8h ago

Brighton make their point, again. These draws need to be turned into wins

Nytimes.com

Brighton earned a 2-2 draw at Tottenham after a late fightback that included a Mitoma goal and a stoppage-time equaliser by Rutter.
Georginio Rutter equalised in stoppage time to salvage a point for Brighton.
Brighton’s draw followed a first-half deficit, with Mitoma delivering a key equaliser after coming on early.
The point keeps Brighton’s European hopes alive but leaves them ninth, two points off Europe.
Coach Roberto De Zerbi praised his side’s reaction to setbacks during the match.
Gómez left the field with a knee injury, adding concern for Brighton’s squad depth.
Kaoru Mitoma’s form is highlighted by his impact as a key attacker who also has injury concerns.
Upcoming match against Chelsea at the Amex remains pivotal for Brighton’s Europa bid.
Mitoma’s absence and later return to the lineup have shaped Brighton’s arc this season.
Rutter’s role as a substitute turned equaliser in a high-stakes clash.

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