A few nervy moments from Spurs. But can you blame them? Lucas Moura is clipped late by Daley Blind but the referee plays advantage.

Christian Eriksen wastes it with a long ball forward. Spurs could do with stringing a few passes together to calm things down a little.

Donny van de Beek nicks it off Davinson Sanchez and sees an opportunity to drive at the defence.

Sanchez recovers to make a crucial block, just as Van de Beek cuts it back into the centre, and Ajax have a corner.

Hugo Lloris' clearance isn't great. He hits it straight to Joel Veltman. The Ajax man's touch lets him down and Christian Eriksen then has acres of space to run into.

He plays it forward to Fernando Llorente but the striker has limited options up front. Get up there and support lads!

Dion Dublin
Ex-Aston Villa striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

As soon as Spurs got the ball, Lucas Moura and Fernando Llorente went straight up against the two Ajax centre-backs. Good to see.

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Davinson Sanchez gets involved for the first time, beating Hakim Ziyech to the ball on the left-hand side.

He hoofs it up-field.

Just so you know, Alejandro Hernandez (from Spain) is the Video Assistant Referee...

WE'RE OFF! Can Spurs take a huge step closer to history?

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Ash: Gooner in me says Ajax. Football man in me says they both earned their place and may the best team win. Nah! Ajax

Jack: Come. On. You. Spurs. Biggest game of my life and I’ve been watching 30 years!!

Amrul: Fernando Llorente is perfect for this game if Spurs can get crosses into the box, Ajax will struggle to cope with his physical presence.

"THE CHAMPIONSSSSSSSSS". I've got goosebumps.

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Dion Dublin
Ex-Aston Villa striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

In order to get through this tie you have to play with high energy. Don't worry about avoiding defeat, go out and win it.

Matthijs de Ligt makes Hugo Lloris look tiny! Out come the players.

This noise is just incredible. This is what this stadium was built for.

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"Come on you Spurs" ringing true around London.

"Dare to dream". That message is everywhere in the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium tonight. The stage is set for another memorable night.

The fans are definitely up for this. The players will be out any second.

Dion Dublin
Ex-Aston Villa striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Spurs have got better and better under Mauricio Pochettino. This is my first time in this stadium and it's incredible. They are going the right way on and off the pitch, they have a great manager but they need to build on the squad. They should expect to be in this situation now because everything is in place for them.

This could be my favourite niche stat ever!

Victor Wanyama becomes the second player from Kenya to appear in a Champions League semi-final match after McDonald Mariga for Inter on 28 April 2010.

I've just googled... they're brothers!

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Frank de Boer featured for Ajax the last time they played in a European Cup semi-final and the former defender managed the club from 2010-2016, winning four Dutch league titles.

Here, he talks to BBC Sport about the club in more detail...

"I am still an Ajax fan. I worked there for almost 25 years - I cannot call it work really, I just enjoyed being there - as a player and a coach. So I am always watching my old club with a very sharp eye. When they are doing well I am very happy because I am still a very fanatical supporter.

"Ajax have always put a lot of effort into the academy, they put a lot of money into it. Now these players are returning the favour.

"You already see how fast it goes, how quickly the players move on, but maybe it's good that Ajax do not stand in the way. Another generation has to step up and hopefully they will. We will see what is happening next season."

10 MINUTES UNTIL KICK-OFF!!!!

Dion Dublin
Ex-Aston Villa striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Ajax are a breath of fresh air and they are great to watch. I do not want to see the same teams winning the same trophies all the time.dio

"These youngsters are going to be superstars."

Former Arsenal defender Martin Keown thinks Ajax are favourites to win this semi-final. Paul Ince disagrees...

The_Stevie: Cruyff, Van Basten n Bergkamp would be my top 3.

Glenn: Either Cruyff or Bergkamp.

Electric Orange: Bergkamp