Tottenham vs Apoel Nicosia – Champions League as it happened
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Your support makes all the difference.Tottenham Hotspur face Apoel Nicosia on Wednesday night to wrap up what has been a fine group stage for Mauricio Pochettino’s side after beating Real Madrid and Borussia Dortmund to top the table.
It is likely Pochettino will rest a number of his key players with Spurs struggling in the league as he hopes a bit of rest will remedy their domestic slump, and Nicosia present the perfect opportunity after they put three past them in Cyprus in September.
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What time does it start?
The match kicks off at 7.45pm GMT at Wembley on Wednesday 6 December.
Where can I watch it?
The game will be available to watch live as part of BT Sport’s match choice offerings or you can follow along with The Independent’s live blog above.
It’s a big game for…
Dele Alli. Pochettino has already confirmed that Alli will start on Wednesday and will shoulder much of the attacking responsibility in the anticipated absence of Harry Kane, who has not looked fully fit and is expected to be given a rest.
Form guide…
Tottenham: WLWDLD
Apoel Nicosia: DLLDDL
Odds…
Tottenham: 4/11
Apoel Nicosia: 11/1
Draw: 5/1
60' - Very little to report on from Anfield since Philippe Coutinho completed his hat-trick. There are definitely more goals in this game for the hosts of they want them though.
60' - Trent Alexander-Arnold replaces Dejan Lovren for Liverpool.
61' - Mo Salah dances past a couple of Spartak defenders in the penalty area before attempting to place a shot into the far corner. Aleksandr Selikhov is equal to the effort though and manages to tip the ball around the post.
65' - Mario Pasalic beats Emre Can with a neat turn before shooting well over the crossbar from distance.
71' - Daniel Sturridge replaces Roberto Firmino for Liverpool.
74' - Quincy Promes goes desperately close to bagging a consolation goal for the visitors but his curled effort from 20 yards goes just wide of Loris Karius' far post.
GOAL! Liverpool 6-0 Spartak Moscow (Mane)
76' - Mo Salah plays Daniel Sturridge in down the right side of the penalty area and he squares the ball across to Sadio Mane for a tap-in from inside the six-yard box.
That's too easy for the hosts, who will be seeded going into Monday's draw for the knock-out phase.
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