Tottenham Edge Past Man United in Hard-Fought 1-0 Win

Tottenham finally gave their angry fans something to cheer about with a narrow 1-0 win over Manchester United on Sunday. James Maddison's first-half goal was enough to help Spurs climb to 12th place, while leaving United stuck in their own crisis.

Before the game, over 1,000 unhappy Tottenham supporters marched to the stadium to protest against chairman Daniel Levy. But the mood improved once the final whistle blew, with far fewer fans sticking around for the planned sit-in protest.

The game was a battle between two struggling giants - both teams started the day in 14th and 15th place. For Tottenham manager Ange Postecoglou, the return of key players made all the difference.

"It makes such a difference to us," Postecoglou said after the game. "It's given everyone a boost."

Goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario was back in goal for the first time since November, and he proved crucial with several big saves. The Italian stopped Alejandro Garnacho twice - including one incredible save at his near post that kept Spurs in front during a nervous second half.

United manager Ruben Amorim was working with limited options. He had to rely on the aging Casemiro in midfield and filled his bench with teenagers who had never played for the first team before. Among them was Jack Fletcher, son of former United player Darren Fletcher.
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