Pochettino's Pain: Tottenham's Relegation Battle

0:00On April 30th, Mauricio Pochettino, former Tottenham Boss, opened up about feeling really sad watching the club battle relegation in the premiere. Leak, he led Spurs from 2014 to 2019, guiding them to the Champions League final before getting sacked after a rough start the next season. Right now they're sitting 18th in the table, just two points above the drop zone with four games left. As leaving North London, Pochettino took over at Paris Saint Germain, then returned to the premiere league with Chelsea. These days he's gearing up to coach the co-hosts USA at this summer's World Cup. Tottenham fans have long speculated about him coming back. He made it clear he still loves the club deeply, calling it a huge part of his life as a coach, and personally. Pochettino hates seeing the suffering inside the club and among supporters. It's tough for everyone to swallow. Spurs finally grabbed their first league win of the year, beating already relegated wolves on Saturday.

1:00But they head to 5th place Aston Villa on Sunday, without midfielder Exabi Simons, who's out for the season with a knee injury, and striker Dominic. Samonki also limped off hurt. Pochettino even hinted a return to England could happen one day, saying his style fits the premiere league perfectly. Keep an eye on how Spurs grind through these final matches.