Right now it is very much a waiting game when it comes to Antonio Conte's future as Tottenham head coach. Amid plenty of speculation regarding a Spurs exit following the team's poor form and his explosive post-match press conference at Southampton last Saturday, the Italian remains in charge, as things stand.
That could all change ahead of their first Premier League game back after the international break, though. Following a disastrous March with FA Cup and Champions League exits coupled with poor results away at struggling Southampton and Wolves, all connected with Tottenham will be hoping that April brings some good fortune. One thing for sure is that it does need to be a very good month for the club with Champions League qualification on the line.
Currently in fourth but having played two games more than rivals Manchester United, Newcastle United and Liverpool, Tottenham cannot afford any further slip-ups or else the others could take full advantage. Spurs start April with a trip to Merseyside to take on Sean Dyche's Everton.
