Spurs face PSV in a hectic week for Pochettino's side. Their crucial champions league game in Eindhoven is followed by a Premier League tie against league leaders Manchester City and a midweek Carabao Cup game against West Ham.

Mauricio Pochettino: "I think it’s a big challenge for different reasons. Of course I think it’s natural for us to try to put all our power and all our quality to try to manage in the best way.

"The situations that happen in the summer with the World Cup with not too much holidays and then you start to compete. For us it’s a massive, massive challenge because all the things that happened in the start of the season are different to the start of the last one."

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After unsavoury clashes between fans back when the two clubs played in the UEFA Cup in 2008, Spurs' fans can only collect their own tickets at a dedicated collection booth, which will be manned by Spurs ticket office staff.

Mauricio Pochetinno: "My advice is to take care about what you are going to do. It’s about supporting your team but always with limits and try to behave in the way that we expect and want. We want all the news tomorrow to be about what’s on the pitch."

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Spurs' stadium troubles have been well documented, the new 62,000 seater stadium is still yet to open with Tottenham still playing 'home' games at Wembley.

Mauricio Pochettino: It’s true that it’s difficult to always feel like you’re playing away from home. We’re managing things that sure in the future will be completely different. When I signed my new contract we expected a tough period, but it is tougher than we believe.

My approach is always to win. Today playing professional football is about playing under stress and I don’t believe tomorrow will be any different.

Tottenham forward Dele Alli is back in training but is not fit enough to play in SPurs' Champions League game on Wednesday night.

Alli has been absent with a hamstring injury and recently missed England's two international matches and Tottenham's loss to Barcelona in the Champions League

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Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino is talking at a news conference at the Philips Stadion.

On players out of the game with PSV with injury:

"I think Danny Rose, Dele Alli and Jan Vertonghen are still out.

"Christian Eriksen is fit to be selected and we’ll see tomorrow if he to play from the start of the game or from the bench."

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England left-back Danny Rose is out of the PSV game with a groin injury and centre-back Jan Vertonghen is continuing his rehabilitation from an ankle injury.

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Manchester United v Juventus and the return of a certain Cristiano Ronaldo to Old Trafford is the talk of today's Champions League ties.

And we are going to get to the build-up to that one very shorty.

But for now, discussion turns to Tottenham's game against PSV on Wednesday, where they must get a result to stand a chance of progressing to the knockout stages.

Spurs are currently without a point and sit third in Group B, with only the top two sides progressing,

I'll have some pre-match comments from Spurs boss Mauricio Pochettino following his chat to the media, but some early team news is in...

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