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·15 Maret 2026
Tottenham XI vs Liverpool: Starting lineup, confirmed team news and injury latest for Premier League

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Spurs are without first-choice defensive pairing at Anfield
Cristian Romero and Joao Palhinha both miss Tottenham’s Premier League trip to face Liverpool today as they undergo concussion protocols.
The pair suffered a clash of heads and were removed deep into stoppage time at the Metropolitano after receiving lengthy treatment on the pitch.
Romero attempted to carry on before being substituted, while Palhinha came straight off as Spurs ended the game with nine men.
Romero and Palhinha are both undergoing concussion protocols and will not be available against Liverpool, but could return for the second leg against Atletico or Nottingham Forest next weekend.
"No, no, no, they (Romero and Palhinha) are out,” Tudor said in his pre-match press conference on Friday afternoon.
“I don't know how much. I think they will be back for sure for Nottingham Forest, maybe even for the Champions League.”
Romero has yet to play a league game under Tudor, having only just returned from a four-game suspension after being sent off against Manchester United last month.
FA concussion protocols state that if a player is judged to be concussed, then they should begin a six-stage 'return to play' process, which starts with an initial 48-hour period of rest with minimal physical and 'cognitive' activities.

Sidelined: Cristian Romero
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Yves Bissouma is also out with a muscle problem and Conor Gallagher has failed to shake off a fever to face Liverpool.
The Dutch centre half’s absence means there is more defensive rotation for a Spurs team that has struggled to name a settled defensive unit under Tudor.
Radu Dragusin’s return from a knock does alleviate some of the pressure on Tudor, but with Romero also out, he does not have three fit and available centre-halves.
Tudor has restored first-choice goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario in between the sticks after his decision to hand Antonin Kinsky his first start since October backfired spectacularly.
Tottenham XI: Vicario; Porro, Dragusin, Danso; Spence, Gray, Sarr, Souza; Tel, Richarlison, Solanke.
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