Spurs face a huge fight to avoid relegation after their 3-0 humiliation at home to Nottingham Forest on Sunday left them a single point above the relegation zone and without a win in 2026.
Interim boss Igor Tudor has failed to turn the side around and his side face Sunderland (A), Brighton (H), Wolves (A), Aston Villa (A), Leeds (H), Chelsea (A) and Everton (H) in what is a very tough final run of games.
Tottenham are currently 17th in the table, just a point above rivals West Ham in 18th, while Nottingham Forest, and Leeds United are all collecting points surrounding them which only makes their relegation scrap even harder.
The final 7 games will decide who will play in the Championship next season, here are who each side will face.
Leeds United
13 April - Manchester United (A)
18 April - Wolves (H)
25 April - Bournemouth (A)
2 May - Burnley (H)
9 May - Tottenham (A)
17 May - Brighton (H)
24 May - West Ham (A)
Nottingham Forest
12 April - Aston Villa (H)
19 April - Burnley (H)
24 April - Sunderland (A)
2 May - Chelsea (A)
9 May - Newcastle (H)
17 May - Manchester United (A)
24 May - Bournemouth (H)
West Ham United
10 April - Wolves (H)
20 April - Crystal Palace (A)
25 April - Everton (H)
2 May - Brentford (A)
9 May - Arsenal (H)
17 May - Newcastle (A)
24 May - Leeds (H)
Burnley are 9 points away from Tottenham whilst Wolves 13 points away as both teams have little chance of catching up to Spurs unless the club completely collapse in their final 7 games.
However, Tottenham have not won any of their last 13 league matches (D5 L8), equalling their second-longest winless league run in their history and anything could happen as they edge closer to relegation.