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Major relief for Tottenham: James Maddison’s groin injury ‘Not Believed to Be Serious’ following Stamford Bridge win

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James Maddison has avoided serious injury after limping off during Tottenham Hotspur’s 2-0 victory over Chelsea, though his availability for the Crystal Palace fixture remains uncertain.

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Major relief for Tottenham: James Maddison’s groin injury ‘Not Believed to Be Serious’ following Stamford Bridge win
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Tottenham Hotspur have received an encouraging injury update regarding key playmaker James Maddison, following concerns raised when he was forced off early in the second half during Spurs’ statement 2-0 victory against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.

According to reporting from journalist Tom Barclay, shared by fan outlet Spurs Army on X, the suspected groin injury that ended Maddison’s afternoon prematurely is not believed to be severe.

Sources close to the player have described the issue as fairly minor, providing significant relief to head coach Roberto De Zerbi and the North London faithful after initial worries over another potential extended spell on the sidelines.

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