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Spurs very much on the collective back foot. Feet?
Dortmund pressing them back, making the pitch big, spreading the play. Dortmund are basically only playing two at the back.
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Kane scores away goal for Spurs, who win 4-0 on aggregate
Ajax win 5-3 on aggregate after stunning display at Real Madrid
Bale comes off bench for reigning champions in 29th minute
Nacho sent off for Real in injury time
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GOAL - Real Madrid 0-1 Ajax (Agg: 2-2)published at 7 mins
Hakim Ziyech
Image source, Getty ImagesHello!
Well, well. Ajax were absolutely outstanding in the first leg, unlucky to lose, and they are level in the tie, albeit still behind on away goals.
Dusan Tadic, another allowed to leave the Saints nest too soon, tees up Hakim Ziyech for a confident, stroked finish into the back of the net. Fine goal!
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Dortmund are getting somewhere now though, Jadon Sancho skips past Son on the Dortmund right and fires in a cracking low cross, Davinson Sanchez does just about enough to clear his lines.
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Chris Waddle
Ex-Tottenham and England winger on BBC Radio 5 LiveTottenham look very compact. They're letting Dortmund have the ball at the back but it's not a problem because they're not going anywhere.
HITS THE WOODWORKpublished at 3 mins
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Early chance! Very close as well as Lucas Vazquez puts over a beauty of a cross from the right and Real centre-half Raphael Varane smashes a header against the bar!
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Some good old school, behind the iron curtain whistling as Tottenham have a lengthy spell of possession. Harry Kane then looks on bemused as Julian Weigl throws himself to earth under a negligible challenge.
Toby Alderweireld and Son are both on a booking by the way.
KICK-OFFpublished at 1 min
Borussia Dortmund 0-0 Tottenham (Agg: 0-3)
Image source, ReutersAnd away we go in a raucous Westfalenstadion...
KICK-OFFpublished at 1 min
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Under way in Madrid!
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The tifo in the Yellow Wall was indeed a huge European Cup, recalling Dortmund's Champions League win back in 1997.
They'll need a massive, famous win this evening to stay in the cup...
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I can't understand why Poch likes to use this 3 centre backs formation.. We look ineffective on the attacking front and unbalanced.. we will go through but doubt the performance will be good.
Nate
Really talking Dortmund up here. If Tottenham lose it will be because they lost their bottle.
Lobster
I think Spurs will do well to get through this. We're lower on confidence than at any point in the last 5 years domestically where we haven't played well for at least 8 games. If they score inside 10, its over.
Dan, London
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Image source, Rex FeaturesJust don't be 0-0, eh?
Cracking, crackling atmosphere in Dortmund. The PA man on the mic is on 11/10...
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Alisdair: I'm being very Spursy mentally - just hope the team aren't.
Daniel Potter: 3rd different formation in 3 games. Nothing like consistency, hey Poch, Sanchez will cost us one goal, Aurier another, spurs to slow and fast 3-0 there already. Spurs fan!
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The atmosphere is building nicely...
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Image source, Getty ImagesDortmund have won only one of their last seven knockout phase matches in European competition (D2 L4), 3-2 against Atalanta in last season's Europa League round of 32 first leg.
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Bradley Bicknell: 1 or 2 early goals for Dortmund makes this very interesting.
Shamim: Fully expecting an early goal for Dortmund in today's Champions League tie between DORTOT. THFC have made a recent habit of conceding early goals. Nerves, I think.
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A Spurs goal certainly feels like it would be the coffin nail in this tie. Son loves a goal against Dortmund too, he's scored nine goals in 11 games in all competitions against them, more than he has against any other side in his senior club career.
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Dave Payn: Arsenal fan here but certainly not on a wind-up. Can’t see Spurs failing. I know Dortmund haven’t yet conceded at home in the CL but I reckon Spurs will score and then Dortmund will have to score five. Can’t see that happening.
Going through...?published at 19:48 Greenwich Mean Time 5 March 2019
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Image source, Getty Images100% of teams to have won 3-0 at home in the first leg of a Champions League knockout match have progressed to the next round (seven previous cases).