How to watch Spurs v Atletico Madrid, team news, predicted line-ups and more | OneFootball

Tottenham take on Atletico Madrid at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Wednesday night.

The chances of Spurs progressing to the quarter finals look extremely slim, trailing 5-2 from the first leg in Madrid.

Here is everything you need to know ahead of the second leg…

Kick-off time

8pm UK time, Wednesday March 18

How to watch

TNT Sports 3

Streaming on Discovery +

Injuries and suspensions

Spurs: Gallagher (doubt), Bissouma (out), Maddison (out), Kulusevski (out), Davies (out), Palhinha (out), Bentancur (out), Kudus (out), Odobert (out), Richarlison (suspended)

Atletico: Barrios (out), Oblak (out), Mendoza (out)

Predicted line-ups

Spurs (3-4-3): Vicario; Danso, Romero, van de Ven; Porro, Gray, Sarr, Souza; Kolo Muani, Solanke, Tel

Atletico (4-4-2): Musso; Pubill, Le Normand, Hancko, Ruggeri; Simeone, Llorente, Cardoso, Lookman; Griezmann, Alvarez

Recent form

Spurs ended their six-game losing streak by drawing with Liverpool on Sunday, but are still without a win in their last eight games.

Atletico Madrid have won three games in a row in all competitions, and six of the last seven.

What’s been said?

Spurs boss Igor Tudor: “Our first thing is to ​stay in the league, but tomorrow is a big challenge to show we can do good things, that ​they are not better than us.

“It is difficult but not impossible. We need to stay in the game, focus on our strengths. Everything is still to play for, believing we can do it is the important thing from the start.”

Tottenham defender Micky van de Ven: “Sometimes we read things by ourselves … with the players, as well, and then we’re just like: ‘What is this?’ The other day, we read something about one guy that said to everyone that he’s probably going to leave and doesn’t care about the situation and then someone reads this and we’re just like: ‘How does this come out?’ People are just making things up and it’s frustrating for us because it brings so much more trouble because the fans are starting to believe this.

“Trust me, all the people involved on the pitch … the staff, the players, everyone … they care so much about the situation we’re in right now. We just want to turn things around.”

Atletico Madrid boss Diego Simeone: “We’ll keep competing in the same way. Sometimes we’ll go further, sometimes we won’t, but the competitive edge remains, and we hope to take the match to where we can hurt them. They’re an intense side, buoyed by the enthusiasm of their fans who’ll be there from the start, and the excitement the competition brings. We’re playing against all of that.”