Tottenham Hotspur is experiencing a challenging start under new manager Igor Tudor, having gone winless in his first three matches. Despite showing some promising plays, the lack of points has raised significant concerns among the fans and management alike. The team's recent defeat against Crystal Palace, where they lost 3-1 amid defensive issues following a red card, has amplified the scrutiny on Tudor's leadership and tactical decisions.

With crucial fixtures approaching, including a challenging Champions League match against Atletico Madrid and an upcoming game against Liverpool, Tudor's choices will likely determine his future at the club. The team's response to these critical games will be pivotal not just for maintaining their position in the Premier League but also for possibly advancing in European competition. The pressure is heightened as Tottenham seeks to avoid a repeat of past seasons plagued by inconsistency and underperformance.

As the team heads into an international break at the end of March, the decisions made in the meantime regarding tactical formations and player morale will be essential. Tudor's ability to adapt and motivate his squad will be under the microscope, and any missteps could lead to a further deterioration of their standing in both domestic and international contexts.