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Tottenham (4-3-3): Lloris; Aurier, Alderweireld, Vertonghen, Davies; Sissoko, Dier, Winks; Lucas, Kane, Alli

Inter Milan (4-2-3-1): Handanovic; Ambrosio, De Vrij, Skriniar, Asamoah; Vecino, Brozovic; Politano, Nainggolan, Perisic; Icardi

What does it take Tottenham to qualify for Group B?

Tottenham finds himself in a situation not to be missed against Inter Milan, the giant of Serie A, tonight.

Harry Kane's late attack on PSV Eindhoven in the fourth week has allowed his team's hopes to qualify, but the North London team still have a way to go if they want their Champions campaign League continues beyond December.

They are ahead of tonight's opponents by three points before the kick off. Inter's reputation for kings returning from the group is an additional hurdle for Mauricio Pochettino and his team.

The Nerazzurri came back from a goal behind them to ensure victory over the Spurs at San Siro in the first week of play, which earned them to be repeated at PSV in October.

Mauro Icardi added to his record in the Champions League in the last 1-1 draw against Barcelona, ​​Luciano Spalletti's team being behind again.

Even though Tottenham has a small derby affair in north London against Arsenal looming on Sunday, they can not afford another mistake tonight.

Here's what Tottenham needs to qualify for Group B in the UEFA Champions League …

Tottenham must beat Inter Milan at Wembley in the next game to retain a qualifying chance.

If they do, the Londoners will have to improve Inter Milan's results against PSV Eindhoven when they will face Barcelona at Nou Camp in their last group match.

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Harry Kane and Mauro Icardi would form a fantastic partnership in front of one of the greatest scorers of Italian football.

The two scorers, who have scored seven goals in the Champions League so far this season, will face Wembley tonight as Tottenham take on Inter Milan in a key Group B clash.

The Spurs need a win, plus victory in Barcelona, ​​to have a real chance to progress to the knockout stages.

But they know too well the dangers of Inter and Icardi, having seen a 1-0 lead turn into a 2-1 defeat in the last seven minutes of their San Siro meeting in September.

Kane and Icardi will have a lot to say about the winner of this show tonight, but Filippo Inzaghi, a former Juventus and AC Milan striker, is so difficult to separate the two that it is better to go with them.

"Icardi is a very good forward in the box because he can find his place through deadly moves," Inzaghi told the Sun.

"Kane, thanks to his physical presence, can play in all midfield positions and attack because he has that strength.

"I like it because I feel that he is still inside the game, his spirit helping his teammates a lot."

"I can not choose who is the best between them. For me, they can play together and, as a coach, I would like to train such fantastic players. "
A partnership of Kane and Icardi? Imagine that!

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Mauricio Pochettino Jonathan Veal of the Press Association is looking forward to leading his team to a miraculous escape from his Champions League group.

The Spurs are to beat Inter Milan at Wembley on Wednesday to have a chance to lead their qualifying hopes in the last group match.

Even if they are not part of the Serie A, they will probably still have to go to Barcelona and win to stay in the competition beyond Christmas.

Unsurprisingly, few people give them much luck, which is a music for Pochettino's ears.

"It's a huge motivation," said the boss of Tottenham. "When people say that something is going to be difficult, for me, I am so excited to try to show that it is completely different and that it is possible.

"For me, it's a huge motivation and for us, it's a huge motivation.

"Of course, we have to win both games, but we will try.

"We are sure that we will try to do our best to achieve this."

If Tottenham plays as he did on Saturday against Chelsea, where he destroyed his London rivals, they will then get the first part of their job.

Even though Chelsea were poor, the Spurs were at their best and recorded their most impressive result since their 3-0 win over Manchester United in August.

Pochettino was however happier with the reaction after the match.

"I was so happy after the match that it was a very good win for us," he said. "But the most important thing is to stay humble, I was so disappointed after the Manchester United victory at Old Trafford.

"I remember a lot of players had talked about winning the title, it was only at the beginning and three points like the others.

"I'm happy because learning how to stay humble is the most important thing.Now we have to show tomorrow that we are in a very good way and that we are using Chelsea's performance as an example.

"The most important thing is to talk on the pitch and the attitude we are showing, speak out of the field, of course, but always be humble because you see things differently and you think you are so good. and you do not do it, need to make an effort on the ground. "

Jan Vertonghen will start his first match since September after a thigh injury, while Danny Rose will also be involved in the team after missing seven weeks because of a problem in the groin.