Tottenham Hotspur's recent defeat to Chelsea has left them facing a relegation battle as the Premier League season draws to a close. James Maddison, who returned to action after recovering from ACL surgery, expressed his frustration with the team's situation, labeling it 'embarrassing'. He noted that a win would have guaranteed their top-flight status for the next season, while even a draw would have significantly eased their worries. Maddison emphasized the need for the team to give their all for the club, its badge, and the fans, who he praised for their unwavering support. Reflecting on the match, he mentioned that the game was fairly even, with Tottenham pushing hard in the final minutes but ultimately falling short. Maddison acknowledged his own struggle to regain full form after a lengthy injury absence, stating, 'I've been out for a long time, so I'm not going to be at my fluid best.' As Tottenham prepares for a crucial final match, the pressure is on to secure their place in the Premier League.