Tottenham Hotspur returns to the Europa League campaign on Thursday evening when she welcomes Eintracht Frankfurt to Nordlondon for the first leg of her quarter-finals.
Spurs want to end their 17-year-old Trophäen-Dürre by winning the most second language competition in Europe this season. The claim that the title would not only end their 17th year, but also secure a place in the Champions League of the next season.
However, Tottenham was convinced in his last 16 victory over AZ Alkmaar and had to avoid complacency against a Frankfurt team that exceeds expectations during this term under Dino Toppmoller.
So the LilyWhites were able to align themselves on Thursday.
GK: Guglielmo Vicario – This season, Vicario will compete against one of the most devastating mid-Europe in the former striker of Paris Saint-Germain Hugo. He has scored 19 goals throughout the competition and will be sure to test the Spurs stopper.
RB: Pedro Porro – For Porro it was a distant flawless season, the defensive defensive defects were uncovered too regularly. However, it remains of crucial importance for Tottenham’s attack with an expert distribution.
CB: Cristian Romero – Romero has been doubtful since his return of injuries for the club and the country and is exposed by the highly towering Ektiten if he should increase its level on Thursday.
CB: Micky van de Ven – Van de Ven will return to partner Romero in the starting line -up. The speed of the Dutch will be the key to the threat of Frankfurt counterattack.
LB: Djed Spence – Spence has kept the Destiny Udogie and Porro out of the team in the past few weeks, whereby the versatile full -back is irreplaceable in view of its impressive current form.
Cm: Lucas Bergvall – A lengthy five-minute Var-Check played his first Premier League goal at the weekend, but the 19-year-old did enough to earn another start in the machine room.
Cm: Rodrigo Bentancur – Bentancur and mountain Vall have to be in constant communication to prevent the former Bavaria Munich and Borussia Dortmund star Mario Gotze unlocked the Spurs reverberation.
RW: Brennan Johnson – Wilson Odobert hit AZ twice when Spurs booked the last eight over the passage, but Johnson’s clip against the saints could see how the international whale keeps its place.
Am: James Maddison – Since Dejan Kulusevski still fails through injuries, Maddison’s creativity will be the key to cutting Frankfurt. The Englishman has made six target contributions in his last ten games.
LW: son Heung -Min – The son is now six games without scoring for Spurs and South Korea, and reducing his influence when his legs ripen. But the 32-year-old can still be exceptionally sharp when he is at the best side.
ST: Dominic Solanke – Almost a third of the goals and templates of Solanke in the Europa League this season are desperate in the next week to shoot spores into the half of the year.