The Premier League relegation battle is heating up, and even the experts are struggling to call it. Former Newcastle and Republic of Ireland goalkeeper Shay Given has admitted he's still undecided on which teams will drop to the Championship, following a dramatic weekend of results.

Just a few weeks ago, Tottenham looked all but finished. A crucial 2-1 victory over Aston Villa at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium has breathed new life into their survival hopes. Meanwhile, West Ham United's situation has taken a turn for the worse after they suffered a heavy 4-0 defeat at Brentford, leaving fans and pundits alike questioning their chances.

"A couple of weeks ago, I thought Tottenham were literally doomed," Given confessed on BBC Radio 5 Live's Monday Night Club. "I thought they were gone."

But as Given points out, football can change in an instant. "It is amazing what one set of fixtures can do because us 'experts' are now saying it looks like West Ham are doomed," he added, highlighting the razor-thin margins that define Premier League survival.

However, Given is quick to caution against overreacting to a single result. "Tottenham got a great result [against Aston Villa] but that doesn't mean they can just turn the tap on now. Things don't just change after one result."

For West Ham, Given believes their experience could be a key asset. "They have been in this position all season, they know exactly what they need to do, and they have been fighting for their lives."

With multiple teams still in the mix—from Tottenham and West Ham to others like Nottingham Forest and Everton—Given expects more drama before the final whistle. "I think there are still a few twists and turns to come, and I think it is still too early to call who's going to go down."

For fans, this uncertainty means every match from now until May will be a must-watch. Whether your team is fighting for survival or you're just a neutral, the relegation battle promises to deliver edge-of-your-seat action. Stay tuned—and make sure your gear is ready for the final stretch.