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Clement Turpin
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Spurs - LWWLL -----Milan - WWWWL
Seeking to overturn a one-goal deficit upon Conte's return to the dugout, we host AC Milan in the second leg of our Champions League last-16 tie on Wednesday evening. An early Brahim Diaz goal sealed a 1-0 win for the Rossoneri in the first leg three weeks ago, but both clubs enter the midweek reunion on the back of lowly domestic defeats.
SPURS
A brief return to the touchline for the gallbladder-less Conte could hardly have gone worse for the Italian, where we were humbled 4-1 by Leicester City before Diaz's seventh-minute strike saw Milan glean a narrow advantage in the first leg of their Champions League last-16 tie on February 14.
While experiencing a miserable return to San Siro, a flight back to his homeland was timely for Conte, who once again passed the torch over to Srtellini in order to continue his recovery from surgery, but the ex-Inter Milan boss is now poised to make his second comeback with our side in dire need of inspiration.
Three days after bowing out of the FA Cup to second-tier Sheffield United - losing in the fifth round for the fourth season running – we fell to another 1-0 away defeat in the Premier League, this time at Wolverhampton Wanderers courtesy of Traore's second-half winner.
Still fourth in the table - albeit looking over our shoulder as Liverpool creep up on them - we are at risk of a third last-16 elimination from our last four runs in the top tier of European football, although we have managed to progress from two of our last three continental ties when losing the first leg.
A three-game winning run at the home - during which time we Manchester City, Chelsea and West Ham United from scoring - is also cause for optimism, and Milan hardly enter the second leg brimming with unbridled confidence either.
Milan
Having weathered our storm after Diaz reacted quickest to propel them into the ascendancy, Milan are just 90 minutes away from reaching the Champions League quarter-finals for the first time since the 2011-12 campaign, but restoring the glory days of the Rossoneri is a box that remains unticked on Stefano Pioli's CV.
Victory over us marked the second of a four-game winning run across all tournaments for Milan, who also kept clean sheets in Serie A wins over Torino, Monza and Atalanta BC in February, but a trip to Artemio Franchi to face Fiorentina at the weekend ended in despair.
As such, the Champions League represents the Rossoneri's last realistic chance to add to their trophy cabinet this season, but a meagre record of just two wins from their last eight away from home will do them no favours in that regard, and only two of their six Champions League games away from home since 2021 have ended in victory.
Clement Turpin
TEAM FORM
Spurs - LWWLL -----Milan - WWWWL
Seeking to overturn a one-goal deficit upon Conte's return to the dugout, we host AC Milan in the second leg of our Champions League last-16 tie on Wednesday evening. An early Brahim Diaz goal sealed a 1-0 win for the Rossoneri in the first leg three weeks ago, but both clubs enter the midweek reunion on the back of lowly domestic defeats.
SPURS
A brief return to the touchline for the gallbladder-less Conte could hardly have gone worse for the Italian, where we were humbled 4-1 by Leicester City before Diaz's seventh-minute strike saw Milan glean a narrow advantage in the first leg of their Champions League last-16 tie on February 14.
While experiencing a miserable return to San Siro, a flight back to his homeland was timely for Conte, who once again passed the torch over to Srtellini in order to continue his recovery from surgery, but the ex-Inter Milan boss is now poised to make his second comeback with our side in dire need of inspiration.
Three days after bowing out of the FA Cup to second-tier Sheffield United - losing in the fifth round for the fourth season running – we fell to another 1-0 away defeat in the Premier League, this time at Wolverhampton Wanderers courtesy of Traore's second-half winner.
Still fourth in the table - albeit looking over our shoulder as Liverpool creep up on them - we are at risk of a third last-16 elimination from our last four runs in the top tier of European football, although we have managed to progress from two of our last three continental ties when losing the first leg.
A three-game winning run at the home - during which time we Manchester City, Chelsea and West Ham United from scoring - is also cause for optimism, and Milan hardly enter the second leg brimming with unbridled confidence either.
Milan
Having weathered our storm after Diaz reacted quickest to propel them into the ascendancy, Milan are just 90 minutes away from reaching the Champions League quarter-finals for the first time since the 2011-12 campaign, but restoring the glory days of the Rossoneri is a box that remains unticked on Stefano Pioli's CV.
Victory over us marked the second of a four-game winning run across all tournaments for Milan, who also kept clean sheets in Serie A wins over Torino, Monza and Atalanta BC in February, but a trip to Artemio Franchi to face Fiorentina at the weekend ended in despair.
As such, the Champions League represents the Rossoneri's last realistic chance to add to their trophy cabinet this season, but a meagre record of just two wins from their last eight away from home will do them no favours in that regard, and only two of their six Champions League games away from home since 2021 have ended in victory.
