Although the team is still playing its Premier League matches at home, Tottenham will move to Wembley for the Champions League. “And it’s a big pitch there and that will help us as well”.
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Tottenham head into their Monaco meeting on a high as they thrashed Stoke 4-0 in Staffordshire on Saturday, with Kane ending a nine-game goal drought by netting for the 50th time in the Premier League. We want to go as far as we can, we feel we have a group that we can definitely qualify from.
Tottenham warmed up with an emphatic 4-0 win away at Stoke on Sunday which followed an identical pattern to the equivalent fixture which occurred towards the end of last season, with South Korean global Son Heung-Min bagging a brace.
“It’s going to be an wonderful atmosphere and the lads can not wait to play”, Tottenham striker Harry Kane said, who broke a nine-match goal drought in Tottenham’s 4-0 victory over Stoke on Saturday.
And unlike his English colleagues, the South Korean got his first taste of the most famous stadium in England when Spurs trained there recently.
However, there are fears Spurs could suffer in the short-term playing at Wembley, much like rivals Arsenal did when they staged matches at the ground between 1998 to 2000.
Son Heung-Min who is among a handful of players to have previous Champions League experience is back in Europe’s elite competition after a two-year absence.
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“But what would be a fantastic season for them would be a good run in the Champions League to the quarter-finals and to finish in the top four”.
