Bad news Spurs fans - Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang returns to the Borussia Dortmund team tonight.

Striker Aubameyang missed Friday's Bundesliga defeat at Stuttgart as punishment for being late for training and shooting an unauthorised video at the club's training ground. A modern-day suspension if ever there was one.

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Aubameyang scored 15 goals in his first 12 appearances this season but has gone five matches without a goal.

Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino, speaking to BT Sport: "It is important that we qualified for the next stage, it is an important achievement to the club and now we want to finish top of the group."

On making four changes: "We have a great squad and everyone can play. We have a lot of games and it was important to make changes and freshen the team."

Archie Rhind-Tutt
Football journalist

He turned down Chelsea in the summer and models himself on Harry Kane. Yet you've probably not heard too much about Jann-Fiete Arp, the 17-year-old striker making history in the Bundesliga.

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Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium

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Feyenoord goalkeeper Brad Jones has been warming up by having a succession of shots smashed at him, which probably feels a lot like the opening minutes of his side’s game against Manchester City in September.

City went 3-0 up in the first 25 minutes that night, and went on to add another goal after half-time to get their group campaign under way with a completely one-sided win. They have not really looked back since.

Things have not got much better for Feyenoord, or Jones, in Group F since that night in Rotterdam. The Dutch side have lost all four matches, conceding four goals, and of the 43 goalkeepers to feature in the Champions League this season, only three have a worse shot-save ratio than the former Middlesbrough and Liverpool keeper.

Worst save ratio in CL 2017-18

1. Julio Cesar (Benfica) Games: 1 Shots on target faced: 8 Saved: 3 (37.5%)
2. Peter Gulacsi (Leipzig) Games: 4 Shots on target faced: 13 Saved 5 (38.4%)
3. Iker Casillas (Porto) Games: 2 Shots on target faced: 5 Saved 2 (40%)
4. Brad Jones (Feyenoord) Games: 4 Shots on target faced: 21 Saved 9 (42.8%)

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Zinedine Zidane says he is not worried about Real Madrid's form as he looks for a win over Apoel in Cyprus which would seal the holders' place in the last 16 of the Champions League.

Real fell 10 points behind leaders Barcelona in La Liga after a 0-0 draw with city rivals Atletico and have won just once in four games.

"I am optimistic," Zidane said. "We can't say we have been playing badly."

Captain Sergio Ramos and Wales forward Gareth Bale are injured.

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I was a bit surprised to see Feyenoord priced at 20/1 to win tonight in a two-horse race but the form book backs the bookies up.

• City have tasted defeat only once in their last 11 Champions League group stage matches (W7 D3); that loss coming at the Camp Nou against Barcelona in the 2016/17 campaign.
• Feyenoord however, have lost seven Champions League games in succession; scoring just five times across those fixtures.

Alistair Bruce-Ball
BBC Radio 5 live

And now a bit closer up with the smell of fresh pretzels and grilled wurst in the air.

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The last time Spurs came here they were well beaten in the first leg of a Europa League last 16 tie with Mauricio Pochettino resting most of his key men as they tried to chase Leicester down in the Premier League. They have already qualified for the knockout stages and knowing a win at home to Apoel Nicosia in the last game will also see them finish top of the group regardless of what Real Madrid do in their last two games.

With five goals and two assists this season, Tottenham striker Harry Kane is unmatched by his fellow countrymen in terms of goal involvements in the Champions League.

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They've won the Champions League in each of the past two seasons but Real haven't qualified yet.

A win tonight sends them through, or if they draw and Dortmund fail to win at home to Spurs.

Manchester City

It sounds ridiculous when considering a side assembled as expensively as Manchester City, but an injury to John Stones at the weekend has left them bereft of cover in defence.

Vincent Kompany played for the first time since August at the weekend while Nicolas Otamendi was suspended.

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It meant a rare chance for Eliaquim Mangala, and with Pep Guardiola admitting that it could be risky to play Kompany tonight we may see more of the big Frenchman in the coming weeks.

Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium

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It is a foul night in Manchester so the sight of the Etihad Stadium through the dark and drizzle will be a welcome sight for all fans - not just those Feyenoord supporters who have walked from the city centre.

From a distance it is an imposing sight as well as a beacon on the horizon, but for a while it was not exactly a fortress for City in the Champions League - they won only five of their first 15 games here in this competition.

But since October 2015 things have been very different, with eight wins out of 11, and no defeats. Not exactly encouraging for the Dutch side, who arrive without a point in Group F.

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Manchester City

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola on BT Sport: "Two games in four days is too much for Vincent Kompany after four months out. He could play but with John Stones out he needs to rest."

Could Phil Foden come on? "We are here to win the game, we will see how the game is going.

"They play in the Dutch way, with wingers wide and the ball going where the players are. They will be tough.

"We have qualified and the second target is to win the group. It is better to play the second leg at home."

Talk has already started of Manchester City becoming the new 'Invincibles' by going the full season unbeaten.

Pep Guardiola's side will hope to take it a step further than the Arsenal side of 2003-04 by not losing in ANY competition.

City have won 16 of 18 games so far this term and their unbeaten run stretches back to April, last tasting defeat in the FA Cup semi-final against the Gunners.

Jack in Yeovil: I think Klopp is the right man for the job but seriously, Robertson hasn’t played for a load of weeks, Gomez should be a regular over Lovren at centre back. He needs to have faith in his players.

Manchester City

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Manchester City have already qualified for the knockout stages - they will clinch first place in Group F if they win tonight and Shakhtar do not beat Napoli.

A draw is also enough to top the group if Shakhtar lose.

Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium

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... Or at least they were, anyway.

Thousands of the Dutch side's supporters have been camped outside pubs in the city centre all day and were marched up to the stadium together by the police from 5pm.

That's no mean feat by all concerned considering most of the travelling supporters had been on the ale for a few hours - or even a few days in some cases.

It meant closing roads and holding up the tram but they did it - the stragglers arrived at the Etihad Stadium just over half an hour ago, and most of them are already in their seats and making lots of noise already... chanting "Feyenoord" repeatedly just to make sure everyone knows who they are.

Officially, there are 3,000 away fans here tonight, but up to 4,000 are believed to have made the trip.

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That was Tom out on a Sunday evening.

I had just left the office after Watford-West Ham when I got a message from an angry colleague asking, "Have you taken the pink wafers home?!"

They were in the filing cabinet next to his desk.

He still hasn't apologised.

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I was in Manchester city centre on Sunday evening and plenty of Feyenoord fans were already enjoying the hostelries.

This afternoon looks a touch lively...

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John Logan: Andy Robertson has to look for a loan move in January at least. I know he's not been there long but not even making the bench is not a good sign.The boy needs to play. Why did Klopp even bother signing him?