Another blow for Tottenham as Maddison suffers injury again

Tottenham have received a worrying blow after James Maddison fell during his second start back from a long injury layoff.

James Maddison got back up after falling in the derby match in the Premier League against Chelsea, leaving the pitch while limping, amid concerns from Tottenham's coaching staff about his condition.

Conor Gallagher replaced James Maddison in the match against his former team, while Tottenham are awaiting further details to determine the nature of the problem the player has suffered and its severity.

James Maddison has recently returned to the starting lineup after scoring a goal in the 3-1 victory over Coventry City, marking his first start in about 18 months following his recovery from an anterior cruciate ligament injury.

This setback came in the match against Chelsea, as manager Roberto De Zerbi had expressed caution regarding the player's readiness, explaining that he had not trained with his teammates during the three days following the Coventry match, and that he did not want to risk losing him for a long period again.