Newcastle United’s stunning win over Spurs on Sunday has greatly enhanced their hopes of finishing in a Champions League space this season, with five goals in 20 minutes blowing away their visitors.
That defeat for Spurs has some questioning the future of Cristian Stellini as interim manager with the Italian now regarded as the second-favourite to be next to leave their current post.
With many teams having less than seven matches to go, managers up and down the division could still be sweating over their future with results becoming more and more crucial as the games tick by.
Here, according to Sky Bet, we take a look at which Premier League managers could be next to leave their current post.
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9. Marco Silva (80/1)
Fulham have enjoyed a stunning return to the Premier League and currently sit in 9th place in the league. Silva’s work at Craven Cottage won’t have gone unnoticed and there may be a couple of clubs sniffing around him in the not too distant future. Photo: Bryn Lennon
10. Julen Lopetegui (66/1)
Wolves have shown signs of improvement under Lopetegui but remain in the group of nine at the bottom of the league fighting - although recent good form has seen them drag themselves away from immediate danger. Defeat to Leicester City at the weekend was a huge result in the battle for survival. Photo: Clive Mason
11. Thomas Frank (50/1)
Brentford could qualify for Europe this season, such is the stunning work Frank and co have done at the Gtech Brentford Community Stadium. Frank is in no danger of being sacked by the Bees, but his efforts with the club mean he could be in-line for a high-profile job or two in the near future. Photo: Richard Heathcote
12. Jurgen Klopp (40/1)
After defeating Manchester United 7-0, Liverpool looked like snatching Champions League qualification this season. However, disappointing results since then have seen those dreams slip away. A comprehensive win over Leeds United and a victory over Nottingham Forest at the weekend has seen them regain a little bit of form. Photo: Clive Brunskill