Where Tottenham Hotspur sit in table since Stellini took over compared to Arsenal, Chelsea, Man Utd and Liverpool

Tottenham Hotspur have parted company with interim boss Cristian Stellini following their heavy 6-1 loss away at Newcastle United over the weekend. Ryan Mason has placed in caretaker charge until the end of the season.

Stellini joined Spurs back in 2021 as assistant and also stepped in for Conte earlier this year after he had Gallbladder surgery. The 48-year-old has also worked at Juventus and Inter Milan in the past.

He has struggled to lift the team over recent week and the responsibility now lies with Mason, who made 70 appearances for the club in his playing days before leaving for Hull City. First up for him is a home clash against Manchester United on Thursday.

A club statement on Monday evening read: “Cristian will leave his current role along with his coaching staff. Cristian stepped in at a difficult point in our season and I want to thank him for the professional manner in which he and his coaching staff have conducted themselves during such a challenging time. We wish him and his staff well.”

The London club have a big decision to make on who to bring in ahead of the next campaign. Here is a look at where they sit in the form table since Stellini took over from Antonio Conte late last month...

1. Manchester City, 12 points

2. Crystal Palace, 10 points

3. Aston Villa, 10 points

4. Newcastle United, 9 points

5. Manchester United, 9 points

6. Liverpool, 8 points

7. Brighton and Hove Albion, 7 points

8. Wolves, 7 points

9. West Ham, 7 points

10. Arsenal, 6 points

11. Fulham, 6 points

12. Bournemouth, 6 points

13. Tottenham Hotspur, 4 points

14. Leicester City, 3 points

15. Leeds United, 3 points

16. Everton, 2 points

17. Brentford, 1 point

18. Chelsea, 1 point

19. Southampton, 1 point

20. Nottingham Forest, 0 points