Ange Postecoglou and his Tottenham team will shortly discover their opponents in the last 16 of the competition, with the draw taking place in Nyon, Switzerland at midday on Friday. Spurs are one of eight seeded teams heading into the round of 16, meaning they will crucially have home advantage in the second leg of their tie.

This means that when the Round of 16 draw takes place, Spurs will face either AZ Alkmaar or La Real. Spurs and Manchester United will be on the other side of the bracket (so Spurs won’t play them until at minimum the semifinals); they will also play either Midtjylland or Sociedad, whomever Spurs don’t draw.