Chris Agada: Real Madrid in summary: Ronaldo upfront and Sergio Ramos at the back.The team doesn't look Real without both of them.

Mo Aman: I always say Real Madrid are poor when they need a bit of good skill and now more than ever. You cannot concede two goals to Ajax in a champions League knockout round it really is embarrassing for their fans.

Mark Adamson: Madrid are definitely missing Ramos at the back tonight. If only he wasn’t suspended.

Serge Aurier is limping a bit. May be just blitzed, he's had to do a lot of running already.

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Chris Waddle
Ex-Tottenham and England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

I've got to say, Dortmund's shape has caught Tottenham out. They're getting a lot of width, the full-backs are free all the time, so I'm surprised Mauricio Pochettino hasn't said 'I need to get a bit of width'. Play a 4-3-3 or a 4-5-1, just to stop their full-backs coming out.

Andy West
Spanish football writer

Now or never Gareth. Time to be the player your agent thinks you are.

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Lucas Vazquez is injured and can't carry on so here comes Gareth Bale...

Dean Wallace: Time for Bale to go! Clearly all the commotion around him right now is effecting his teammates. Harsh, maybe, but no point having a scapegoat if you can’t blame him for everything.

JP: Missing Ramos already. May end up being an expensive yellow card.

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The last time Real Madrid were knocked out of the Champions League?

Alvaro Morata did the damage, nearly four years ago.

Chris Waddle
Ex-Tottenham and England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Dortmund have been the better side, which you'd expect, we thought they'd come straight out of the blocks, but they've only had one chance.

Dortmund getting in behind so easily, Spurs have got to plug these gaps. Abdou Diallo is able to cut it back to Mario Gotze this time and his low shot is well charged down.

For those of you who aren't fluent in German, that Borussia Dortmund banner reads 'until we carry the pot over the turf like '97'.

I'm not fluent either, to be fair...the wonder of the web.

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Hugo Lloris has been a bit questionable of late but that's a very smart save! Marco Reus, in a free role almost, is causing all manner of problems and he gets a cutback and fires in a shot which is deflected up into the air, Lloris bats it clear.

There's a goal in this...

Spurs with some possession for the first time in nearly 20 minutes. Take the sting out a bit.

Dortmund basically playing two at the back, Axel Witsel (28) in midfield and then everyone else up front.

Compelling stuff.

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This is the early storm Spurs would have been expecting. They're not quite on the rocks but they are checking the sonar and hoping to turn back to shallower waters.

Or something.

Chris Waddle
Ex-Tottenham and England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

What a tackle. Vertonghen had to get it right as well.

But again, there's no pressure on the ball. I'd be tempted to go back to a back four because Tottenham are all over the place at the moment.

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It's so hectic. No time on the ball at all, Jadon Sancho powering away with menace on the Dortmund right but his cross is sliced.

Great tackle! Marco Reus is in on goal after a missed interception but Jan Vertonghen, scorer in the first leg, makes a brilliant, goal-saving challenge.

Superb!

Chris Waddle
Ex-Tottenham and England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Tottenham aren't pressing the ball. Once Dortmund get over the halfway line they've got to start working harder. They're too deep.

Then when they get the ball they forget to play. They're so obsessed about stopping Dortmund they're just giving the balll away.

...this is pretty good...