Big Match Breakdown: Tottenham v Juventus

For Juve, Max Allegri welcomes back Blaise Matuidi and Paulo Dybala. The latter scored the last-gasp winner at Lazio last weekend.

Elsewhere, Stephan Lichtsteiner will deputise on the right flank for the injured Mattia De Sciglio.

Key Battles

Once again, this will come down to a war of attrition in the middle. Mousa Dembele dominated Juve’s central midfield in the first leg. The Belgian ran the game, feeding Spurs’ attacking players.

Allegri will be hopeful that Matuidi’s inclusion will be enough to stunt Dembele’s influence here.

Obviously, the Italian champions will have to stop Harry Kane. The England striker was on target in Turin and he’ll fancy his chances again here.

Spurs will be on their guard with Dybala back in the Juve side. The mercurial Argentine is a ball of energy and a deadly finisher. Davinson Sanchez will need to be guided by Jan Vertonghen.

Match Odds

Tottenham are 11/10 favourites, with Juve at 12/5, and the Draw available at 9/4.

Spurs have won each of their last four Champions League home games, including a 3-1 win over Real Madrid.

Juve have won 10 straight away games in all competitions. Harry Kane has scored nine goals in his last 10 games. The England striker is 3/1 to be First Goalscorer.

Gonzalo Higuain is Juve’s top scorer in the Champions League this season. He’s a slight doubt here but should start up top. The Argentine is 9/2 to score first and 13/8 to find the net Anytime.

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All Odds and Markets are correct as of the date of publishing