Tottenham v AZ Alkmaar result predicted by Super Computer in Europa League
Tottenham need to secure victory against AZ Alkmaar to ensure they remain in with a chance of winning silverware this season.
Spurs have it all to do on Thursday night, with AZ Alkmaar leading 1-0 ahead of the second leg in the Europa League.
Given the failures that have emerged domestically, the Europa League is their only remaining chance of success and potentially the last opportunity for Ange Postecoglou to save his job.
The Australian remains under heavy pressure at Tottenham, and there is a small possibility that Daniel Levy could opt to sack him if they fail to progress.
Postecoglou future hangs on Tottenham v AZ Alkmaar result
Very few would have anticipated a defeat for Tottenham in the first leg, though if that result is replicated in the reverse fixture, it’s hard to see any future for Postecoglou beyond this season.
With that in mind, Tottenham are massive favourites to emerge victorious in the game, with the latest rpedictions via Opta awarding Tottenham with a 62.4 per cent chance of winning the game.
AZ Alkmaar have just a 17.7 per cent chance of winning the tie, though it won’t all be as straightforward as that.
| Premier League | W | D | L | P |
| Tottenham (13th) | 10 | 4 | 11 | 34 |
Given the fact that Tottenham are 1-0 down on aggregate, they will have to win by at least two to ensure the game doesn’t go to extra time, meaning the likelihood of progressing to the next round will be far lower than the chances they have of winning the game on the day.
The importance of progressing is huge for Spurs, given the horrid campaign they have endured in the Premier League.
Tottenham’s season hinges on Europa League success
This is the very last chance for Spurs to make anything out of the current campaign, and a failure to do that will see this season go down as a disastrous one.
Performances have been far away from the expected standard, while the results have often been even worse, and the prospect of a campaign without European football is a serious consideration at this stage.
Tottenham have more than enough to secure their place in the next round of the Europa League, but they will ned to give a far better account of themselves in comparison to the