But Ange Postecoglou’s team still has a game to play, and a win here would put them back on track.
They now play Oliver Glasner’s Palace, who defeated Burnley 3-0 the previous weekend in the Austrian manager’s debut.
In the event that the Eagles triumph once more, Glasner would become just the second club manager to lead the team to victory in their first two Premier League games.
Before Glasner ever took over as Palace manager, he was sighted at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium earlier this month.
Along with his assistant Michael Anger Schmid, the 49-year-old saw Spurs lose to Wolves, and photos of the two went viral.
One X user commented on the photo, saying: “Nice! Excellent scouting and preparation in advance of the next game!”
A second message said: “He’s here at Tottenham today in the stands. Palace will perform here in early March.
This afternoon, we’ll find out if Glasner learned enough about his opponents to defeat them. That matchup is now set.
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