By George Ndeto

The trapdoor has finally shut for Wolverhampton Wanderers.

After a season of struggle, results on Monday night confirmed that Wolves will be relegated from the Premier League.

While their fans begin to process the drop, the rest of the league is looking at the final two spots in the danger zone.

The big question remains: who is next, and could it really be Burnley and Tottenham Hotspur?

Burnley’s situation is the most urgent. They sit in 19th place, far behind the teams above them. Their time in the top league is hanging by a thread, and that thread could snap as early as tonight.

If Burnley loses their game against Manchester City this Wednesday, they will be officially relegated. For a club that has bounced back and forth between divisions recently, this latest fall feels almost certain, with experts giving them almost no chance of staying up.

However, the real shock is the collapse of Tottenham Hotspur. A club usually found at the top of the table is now stuck in 18th place. They haven’t won a single game since the start of the year, and they are now facing a historic disaster.

For the first time in nearly 50 years, one of England’s biggest clubs is a favorite to go down. Statistically, it is now a fifty-fifty toss-up whether Tottenham survives or falls.

This week will likely decide their fate. Tonight, all eyes are on Burnley’s must-win game against Manchester City. If they fail, they are out.

Then, on Saturday, the drama reaches a peak when Tottenham travels to play Wolves. It is a strange situation: Tottenham must beat a team that has already been relegated just to keep their own hopes alive.

At the same time on Saturday, West Ham plays Everton. If West Ham wins that game, the pressure on Tottenham becomes almost unbearable.

By the end of the weekend, we may know the names of all three teams leaving the league. Wolves are already gone, Burnley is on the brink, and Tottenham is fighting a desperate battle to avoid a fall that would stun the world of football.