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Spurs start the weekend with their Premier League future back in their own hands following back-to-back away wins at Wolves<\/a> and Aston Villa<\/a>.<\/p>\n With three matches remaining, last season’s Europa League winners are 17th on 37 points – one more than 18th-placed West Ham<\/a>.<\/p>\n If Arsenal<\/a> and Spurs both win, West Ham<\/a> will be four points from safety with two games left, while Mikel Arteta’s Gunners – if nearest rivals Manchester City<\/a> beat Brentford<\/a> at Etihad Stadium on Saturday (17:30 BST kick-off) – will require a maximum five points from two games to win the league. <\/p>\n So, who do other Tottenham<\/a> supporters want to win at London Stadium?<\/p>\n Unlike fellow fan Speechly, Bardi, from The Extra Inch, external<\/span><\/a> Spurs podcast, says he can live with an Arsenal<\/a> win.<\/p>\n “Right now, survival has to come first,” he says. “This is our priority. <\/p>\n “Safety is more important than banter, but you won’t see me crying if they draw 5-5 with Jarrod Bowen scoring twice in added time.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n