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Tottenham rise to 12th in Premier League, highest position since 2 January

Tottenham finished Saturday’s Premier League action in 12th place, their highest league position since 2 January, prompting questions over whether the club’s fortunes are beginning to improve.

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Tottenham Hotspur ended Saturday’s Premier League action in 12th place, reaching their highest position in the league table since 2 January.

The rise marks a change from the club’s recent position in the standings, although the available information does not provide details of the result or results that led to the move. Tottenham’s place was confirmed at the end of Saturday’s Premier League fixtures.

The position has prompted a broader question about whether Spurs are beginning to recover and could be moving back up the table. However, the information available does not indicate whether this represents the start of a sustained improvement.

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Tottenham’s latest league position will provide the immediate measure of their progress, with future Premier League results expected to show whether they can maintain or build on the advance.

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