1
Arsenal
24
2
Bayern
21
3
Liverpool
18
4
Tottenham
17
5
Barcelona
16
6
Chelsea
16
7
Sporting CP
16
8
Man City
16
9
Real Madrid
15
10
Inter
15
11
PSG
14
12
Newcastle
14
13
Juventus
13
14
Atletico Madrid
13
15
Atalanta
13
16
Leverkusen
12
17
Borussia Dortmund
11
18
Olympiakos
11
19
Club Brugge
10
20
Galatasaray
10
21
Monaco
10
22
Qarabag
10
23
Bodø/Glimt
9
24
Benfica
9
25
Marseille
9
26
Pafos
9
27
Union Saint-Gilloise
9
28
PSV
8
29
Athletic Bilbao
8
30
Napoli
8
31
Copenhagen
8
32
Ajax
6
33
Eintracht Frankfurt
4
34
Slavia Praha
3
35
Villarreal
1
36
Kairat
1
This could be a tough evening for Spurs, who will be fielding a weakened team against a fearless Ajax.
Tottenham are without key players in the injured Harry Kane and suspended Son Heung-min, while Moussa Sissoko is unlikely to be fit in time, and fellow midfielders Harry Winks and Erik Lamela are confirmed absentees.
Pochettino’s side had been on an unbeaten run at their new ground, but the north Londoners suffered their first defeat at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium last weekend, as they were beaten 1-0 by West Ham.
Ajax will arrive in London full of confidence after knocking out tournament favourites Juventus in the last round, and the Dutch team will also be the fresher side, with seven days’ rest since their last match.
Spurs fans should not be disappointed with a draw, which would set their team up to grab vital away goals in the second leg in Amsterdam. 1-1.