Lloris allowed one goal and made three saves in the 5-1 win over Sunderland on Monday.

After conceding an early goal, Lloris and Tottenham rebounded to grab a definitive 5-1 win. This is a good sign for Lloris, as he and the team fought through the adversity of going down early to pick up a dominant and needed win. Spurs travel to the Hawthorns next weekend to play West Brom in yet another must-win.

Lloris had another disastrous day, allowing four goals in an 0-4 drubbing by Liverpool on Sunday.

This is now an astounding 11 goals allowed in the last four matches for Lloris. Its been a disappointing campaign for Lloris and Tottenham, as they see their Champions League hopes quickly dissipating. Spurs host Sunderland next weekend in a game that Lloris will surely go all out to grab a clean sheet against a struggling Black Cats team.

Lloris wasn't at his best Sunday as he matched his save total with the amount of goals he allowed in the 3-2 win over Southampton.

It has been a disappointing few weeks for Lloris, as he has allowed seven goals in the last three matches. Don't expect a clean sheet here in a couple days either, as Tottenham travel to the most dangerous offense in the EPL right now, Liverpool.

Lloris had a lackluster game Sunday as he only needed to make two saves and allowed one goal in the 0-1 loss to Arsenal.

Despite Spurs dominating the shot count (17-7) and possession, they just couldn't break through with a goal. It took a fantastic effort from Tomas Rosicky to put the nail in the coffin for Spurs. While it's a loss and a goal conceded for Lloris, the performance was very promising and more likely than not, its a sign of good things to come for Lloris.

Lloris conceded four goals and did not make a single save in a 4-0 blowout loss to Chelsea on Saturday.

This was a tough day for Tottenham, as they played with only 10 men against the top team in the league for a majority of the second half. Don't panic on Lloris yet, but Tottenham host Arsenal next week in what is likely to be equally as tough of a matchup.

Lloris needed to make only two saves to record a clean sheet during Tottenham's 1-0 win over Cardiff City on Sunday.

Lloris' clean sheet was his 11th this season, and only his second in the last four matches. Up next is a very difficult matchup against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge next Saturday.

Lloris allowed one goal in the disappointing 0-1 loss to Norwich City on Sunday.

Lloris wasn't asked to do much, recording only two saves on the day. This was a bad loss for Tottenham's Champions League hopes, as they are now six points behind fourth-place Liverpool. Expect a big effort from Lloris in a must-win game next weekend at home against Cardiff City.