Tottenham fans march in protest against the board as pressure mounts during 'defining transfer window' Tottenham supporters have staged a protest against the club’s board ahead of their Premier League game against West Ham. Supporters gathered at the corner of Park Lane an hour ahead of kick-off before marching on the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Two London sides desperate for a win clash Saturday in North London when Spurs host West Ham at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Tottenham Hotspur CEO Vinai Venkatesham has admitted the men's team has "fallen short of where we want to be so far this season."

Tottenham is wearing retro all-white kits for Saturday's clash against Aston Villa, paying homage to the 125th anniversary of the club winning the FA Cup. The shirts feature a retro Tottenham crest with no names on the back. The club's 1901 FA Cup triumph was the first – and last – time that a non-league team has won the tournament.

RB Leipzig is looking to strengthen it's squad in the center-back department, according to Sky Germany journalist Philipp Hinze.Depending on how the transfer window unfolds, at least one new

The £34.7million signing of Gallagher has provided a welcome boost for Spurs, who are grappling with an ever-increasing injury list, and the England midfielder looks set to come straight into the starting line-up in place of Rodrigo Bentancur, who underwent hamstring surgery this week.

Frank has been warned he is in an increasingly precarious position with his list of failures making GRIM reading #thfc #coys

Elsewhere, Tottenham have set their sights on completing the ‘dream’ signing of a midfielder at the very top of Manchester United’s shortlist, and sources have revealed what it will take for Spurs to press ahead with the hugely audacious deal.