Tottenham Hotspur fell to a third consecutive Premier League defeat on Thursday night to leave their top-four hopes hanging by a thread. Spurs were flying in the first third or so of the season, even staking a claim as potential dark horses for the title at one point. Then, even though Tottenham’s form dropped a little, they still looked good value to secure a top-four spot in the table. That was until 13 April, when Spurs fell to a shock 4-0 loss at Newcastle United. Then, they followed it up with a 3-2 home loss to Arsenal. On Thursday night, Chelsea awaited Tottenham and came out on top, as…
