Confirmed lineups as the Spurs strive to avoid the second leg collapse

Tottenham has ordered his semi -final connection to Europa League with Norwegian side scoring/Glimt, but cannot afford to be complacent.

The Spurs won their first leg in North London 3-1, but a late goal goal scored gave them hope ahead of their return to the home stadium, which was a fortress in Europe this season.

Indeed, Bodo won each of his last five Europa League games, including wins over Twente, Olympiacos and Lazio, at least two goals.

Tottenham are without one of their key players because they want to avoid the same fate.

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The hosts were enhanced by the return of Patrick Berg, the Norwegian international who missed the first leg due to the suspension.

Berg made 63 fights in Europe this season, at least 19 more than any other player.

A fellow midfielder Honzljen, who has three targets in Europe, is also coming back from the suspension.

They will/glij: Haikin, Sjovold, Gundersen, Bjorkan, Berg, Salins, Elje, Hauge, Blomberg, Hogh, Moe.

Replacement: Nielsen, Helmersen, Auklend, Fet, Sorli, Maatta, Hansen, Jensen, Lund, Brondbo.

Tottenham Team News

Dejan Kulusevski plays in the middle of the field with James Maddison in the season due to knee injury.

Kulusevski is one of the only four players who have kept their place from last weekend of drawing 1-1 with West Ham.

Guglielmo Vicario, Yves Bissouum and Richarlison also retain places.

Dominic Solanko is suitable enough to play after shaking the thigh problem.

Tottenham: Vicar, Romero, Van de Ven, limb, porro, bissaum, kulusevski, Bentancur, Johnson, Solance, Richarlison.

Replacement: Danso, Tel, Gray, Spence, Donobert, Sarr, Davies, Moore, Ajayi, Glousei, Austin, Whiteman.