It really was not a big surprise Spurs losing to Manchester United this afternoon at the Tottenham stadium and neither was the manner of the loss.
Spurs took the lead, as they have done quite often this season and as per usual, they were unable to hold on to that lead.
Champions League football is now over with, maybe not mathematically, but most level headed fans know deep down, it is gone.
That means that all the club has left to aim for this season is the Carabao Cup.
The question that has to be asked now, is that going to be enough to keep Jose Mourinho in his job.
It is not just the money the club is set to miss out on but the very real possibility now that Harry Kane will leave.
Daniel Levy is not the sentimental type and neither is he patient and even with the huge financial penalty that sacking Mourinho brings, Levy will probably not hesitate to pull the trigger if he feels that Mourinho cannot take the club forward.
This is not a Mourinho out article, that is for a different day, this is simply the question that has to be asked.
Is winning the Carabao Cup going to be enough to save Mourinho?