Tottenham Hotspur face Eintracht Frankfurt in the fourth match of their Champions League campaign on Wednesday. Antonio Conte's side currently sit second in their group on four points, however, there is still all to play for.
Frankfurt also sit on four points and a win would take them above Tottenham, while a loss for Spurs would also leave them susceptible to being overtaken by Marseille who currently sit on three points and face Sporting. But a win for Conte's side means they could top the group.
Though Spurs currently sit third in the Premier League, they are yet to get going in Europe. Last week's goalless draw at Frankfurt followed a defeat to Sporting and a win over Marseille in Group D.