Manchester City host Tottenham on Wednesday night knowing the pressure will firmly be on them as they look to advance in this season's Champions League.
After all, this is the one trophy that Pep Guardiola was brought in to win - but, so far, it has eluded the Spaniard at the Etihad Stadium.
At this same stage of the competition last season, City were beaten 3-0 by Liverpool at Anfield but threatened to get back into the tie with an early goal by Gabriel Jesus in the second leg.
But a loss of composure by Guardiola, which saw him sent off, triggered a second-half collapse by City which saw them lose the tie 5-1 on aggregate.
On Wednesday night, Guardiola's men must only overturn a 1-0 deficit against Spurs but City know they must avoid another loss of composure if they are to reach the semi-finals of the Champions League for the first time since the 2015-16 season.
"We know what we have to do, score goals, play as best as possible and we are going to try," Guardiola said.
And that is what City must indeed do or face further questions about their ability to mount a serious Champions League challenge despite the owners investing millions of pounds into the squad.
Watch the video above to see Vaishali Bhardwaj talk to Standard Sport's Football Columnist, Tony Evans, about the lessons Guardiola must learn from last season's elimination by Liverpool as City prepare to face Tottenham.
