Tottenham were unable to end their recent run of poor results as they were beaten 2-1, at home, by Newcastle. Dominic Solanke opened the scoring, but goals from Alexander Isak and Anthony Gordon turned the game on its head in the first half.

A chaotic first 45 minutes kicked into gear early on with Solanke opening the scoring, only for Gordon to equalise moments later. Controversy surrounded Newcastle's first goal as Joelinton clearly handled in the build up, although VAR confirmed the decision on the pitch was correct, deeming his arm to be in a natural position.

Isak then put the visitors in front when he diverted Jacob Murphy's cross into the back of the net. Gordon went close just before half-time, but was denied by Brandon Austin. In the second half, Brennan Johnson went close to levelling as he struck the bar, while Solanke was denied by Martin Dubravka

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As they were unable to find a second, that is now just two wins from their last 11 games in all competitions with Liverpool in a Carabao Cup semi-final up next up. With all of that being said, football.london has taken a look at the upcoming fixtures for Spurs and their fellow outsiders still pushing for a European spot;

Tottenham's next five Premier League fixtures

January 15 vs Arsenal (A) at 8pm - Premier League

January 19 vs Everton (A) at 2pm - Premier League

January 26 vs Leicester City (H) at 2pm - Premier League

February 2 vs Brentford (A) - at 2pm - Premier League

February 16 vs Manchester United (H) at 4.30pm - Premier League

football.london's verdict: Tottenham have a mixed bag when it comes to their next five Premier League games. Up first is one of the hardest fixture in the calendar, with Spurs facing Arsenal away from home in a North London Derby showdown.

Following that, another difficult trip awaits as the Lilywhites head to Goodison Park to take on Everton, who have lost just twice on their own patch this season. Spurs will then be huge favourites to beat Leicester City in the next game at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Yet another difficult away game then arrives for Postecoglou and his players when they travel across London to meet Brentford. The final of Tottenham's next five league games is against Manchester United, who have already been beaten twice by Spurs.

Aston Villa's next five Premier League games

January 4 vs Leicester City (H) at 3pm - Premier League

January 15 vs Everton (A) at 7.30pm - Premier League

January 18 vs Arsenal (A) at 5.30pm - Premier League

January 26 vs West Ham (H) at 4.30pm - Premier League

February 1 vs Wolves (A) at 5.30pm - Premier League

Manchester United's next five Premier League games

January 5 vs Liverpool (A) at 4.30pm - Premier League

January 16 vs Southampton (H) at 8pm - Premier League

January 19 vs Brighton (H) at 2pm - Premier League

January 26 vs Fulham (A) at 7pm - Premier League

February 2 vs Crystal Palace (H) at 2pm - Premier League

Manchester City's next five Premier League fixtures

January 4 vs West Ham (H) at 3pm - Premier League

January 14 vs Brentford (A) at 7.30pm - Premier League

January 19 vs Ipswich Town (A) at 4.30pm - Premier League

January 25 vs Chelsea (H) at 5.30pm - Premier League

February 2 vs Arsenal (A) at 4.30pm - Premier League