Tottenham’s Slide Shows No Sign of Stopping: 13 Games Without a Win, 30 Points

On the evening of March 22, Manila Time, in a crucial Premier League relegation six-pointer in Round 31, Tottenham Hotspur suffered a humiliating 0–3 home defeat to Nottingham Forest, extending their winless league run to 13 matches (5 draws and 8 losses).

Spurs have now recorded their longest winless streak in the top flight since 1935 and the second-longest such run in the club’s history. With only 30 points from their first 31 league games this season, Tottenham have equaled their lowest-ever points tally at this stage of a top-flight campaign, set in the 1914–15 season.

Tottenham remain the only PremierLeagueTeamIn2026 yet to record a league victory. Opta has raised their relegation probability to 23.3%. Historically, only four clubs have gone 13 top-flight matches without a win in a calendar year; the previous three – Sunderland, Derby County, and Middlesbrough – all suffered relegation at the end of the season.

NottinghamForest have completed a quadruple over Tottenham across the last two seasons, including 3–0 home and away victories in the current campaign.

Tottenham’s last relegation from the top tier came in the 1976–77 season, which remains their only drop out of the division since 1950.