Tottenham host Eintracht Frankfurt this evening (Pictures: Marc Atkins/Getty Images, Alex Grimm/Getty Images)
Tottenham welcome Eintracht Frankfurt to London tonight in a crucial Champions League group stage game.
Group D is finely poised at the halfway stage, with Spurs and their German opposition locked on three points in the group, two points behind leaders Sporting.
Antonio Conte’s chargers could only manage a 0-0 in Frankfurt last week, but the Premier League side will be favourites to keep the three points in north London and take an important step towards the knock-out stages.
Conte’s approach has been the subject of much criticism in recent weeks, with his risk-adverse tactical approach causing some disquiet amongst fans who will be hoping a much-improved performance tonight.
Here is your brief ahead of this evening’s match.
What time does Tottenham vs Eintracht Frankfurt start?
Tottenham’s game with Frankfurt will take place tonight (Wednesday, October 12).
The match will kick-off at 8pm at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Tottenham will be eyeing a crucial three points against Frankfurt (Picture: James Gill – Danehouse/Getty Images)
How to watch Tottenham vs Eintracht Frankfurt on TV and live stream
The match will be shown live on BT Sport 3 with coverage getting underway from 7.15pm.
A live stream will also be available to BT customers who will be able to view the match online via the BT Sport website and app.
BT Sport have the exclusive rights to show live Champions League matches in the UK.
Subscriptions to the service start from £16 a month, which includes all BT Sport channels plus BoxNation, the BT Sport app, and a recordable TV box.
Fans can also purchase the Big Sport package at £41 a month, which includes everything you see above as well as all 11 Sky Sports channels, a NOW Sports Membership, and Eurosport 1 and 2.
See offers and buy a package on the BT Sport website.
There was no way through for Spurs and Harry Kane in Germany last week (Picture: Alex Grimm/Getty Images)
What is the Tottenham team news?
Dejan Kulusevski has returned to squad training as he takes the last steps on his recovery from a thigh strain, but Conte has confirmed he will not be involved tonight.
Lucas Moura has also returned to training after being out of action since August and Conte has suggested the Brazilian could be fit enough for the bench.
Harry Kane will be available after taking a hefty knock to the ankle in the win over Brighton at the weekend.
Meanwhile, World Cup winning goalscorer Mario Gotze is a doubt for the German side, but Kristijan Jakic is back in contention.
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It’s set to be a tense evening in north London.