Tottenham Hotspur welcome Bundesliga high-flyers RB Leipzig to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium for the first leg of the Champions League round of 16 tie.
Jose Mourinho's side qualified after finishing second, behind their opponents league rivals Bayern Munich - while Leipzig are doing a club best and reach the group stage for the first time in their 10-year history.
Despite injuries hampering their performances, Mourinho's side are now seven games unbeaten in all competitions and now find themselves just a point behind fourth-placed Chelsea.
Leipzig, meanwhile, are a point behind league leaders Bayern as they look to continue to challenge for the Bundesliga title and continue their best-ever performance in Europe too.
With Harry Kane and now Son Heung-min out for the rest of the season - Mourinho now has the headache of sorting out an attacking strategy that will get the upper-hand over Leipzig's defence as well trying to make sure Tim Werner has a quiet evening in north London.
Easier said than done though.
Lowdown
Spurs go into the Champions League Round of 16 for the third consecutive season.
Two years they bowed out at this stage after a dramatic second leg against Juventus who won 4-3 on aggregate - Paulo Dybala being instrumental in the match at Wembley.
Last year, they saw off German side Borussia Dortmund 4-0 on aggregate before beating Manchester City and Ajax on away goals before losing to Liverpool 2-0 in Madrid.
When and where?
The game will be played at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Wednesday February 19. Sky Sports customers can watch it on channel 414 while
When is kick off time?
Kick off will take place at 8pm.
Is it on TV?
Yes - you can watch the build-up to the match live on BT Sport 2 and BT Sport Ultimate from 7pm. You can watch the match via the BT Sport, Sky Go or Virgin TV Go apps too.
Prediction
Live blog editor for football.london Andy Ha is going for a defeat for Spurs in his betting preview with thepools.com
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Team News
The major news is there will be no Son Heung-min - potentially for the rest of the reason.
Erik Lamela is being assessed ahead of the clash as he looks to recover from an ongoing thigh problem.
Defender Juan Foyth is in the late stages of conditioning following a groin injury.
Ibrahima Konate (torn muscle), Willi Orban (knee), Kevin Kampl (fitness) and Tyler Adams (torn muscle) are all unavailable for Leipzig.
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