Tottenham-Juventus: Live updates ahead of Wembley showdown
Juventus Vice-President Pavel Nedved has been talking to the agent of Anthony Martial in a London hotel. Details HERE
UPDATE 15:15
Calciomercato.com's Lorenzo Bettoni with the latest team news from London
.@LoreBetto provides the latest updates on #Juventus line-up.#TOTJuve #TottenhamJuve #ChampionsLeague pic.twitter.com/sq1nBSSMDG
— CalcioMercato (En) (@CmdotCom_En) March 7, 2018
UPDATE 13:30
Preparations are in place along Wembley Way ahead of tonight's game with around 4000 Juventus fans expected at the stadium
L'entusiasmo dei tifosi bianconeri verso #TottenhamJuve #ChampionsLeague [@NicolaBalice] pic.twitter.com/9M3N6Kl7jH
— calciomercato.com (@cmdotcom) March 7, 2018
Verso #TottenhamJuve, cresce l'attesa: l'entusiasmo dei tifosi davanti all'albergo dei bianconeri, foto anche con Landucci, vice di Allegri #ChampionsLeague [@NicolaBalice] pic.twitter.com/cloWjYUJ0Q
— calciomercato.com (@cmdotcom) March 7, 2018
UPDATE -
Mario Mandzukic is unavailable for Max Allegri's side
The score is even at 2-2 after a dramatic first leg in Turin - albeit with Spurs holding the away-goal advantage.
After Gonzalo Higuain netted twice inside the opening 10 minutes, Harry Kane pulled one back in the 35th minute to give Spurs hope. Christian Eriksen completed a heroic comeback for Mauricio Pochettino’s men when he fired in an equalizer with just under 20 minutes remaining.
Both teams have injury casualties, with Toby Alderweireld almost certainly out for Spurs with Federico Bernardeschi the same for the Old Lady but Jan Vertonghen and Gonzalo Higuain should be fit to both start.
Based on similar first-leg results, Spurs have been rated as having an 80 percent chance to progress as Mauricio Pochettino and his squad look to add another huge upset to a growing list.
Follow our own Lorenzo Bettoni (@lorebetto) who is covering the match all day long from London on Twitter.