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Tottenham vs Olympiacos LIVE: Result and latest reaction from Champions League fixture tonight

Tottenham fought back to beat Olympiacos: Getty
Tottenham fought back to beat Olympiacos: Getty

Jose Mourinho will take charge of his first home Tottenham Hotspur match this evening, with his side guaranteed a place in the Champions League knockout stages if they see off Olympiacos.

Mourinho, who won the Champions League with both FC Porto and Inter Milan, replaced the sacked Maurico Pochettino last week. Tottenham won his first match in charge – a 3-2 win over London rivals West Ham.

Spurs are currently second in Group B and will wrap up a place in the knockout stages with a win tonight. Follow live coverage below.

Match preview

Predicted line-ups

Tottenham: Gazzaniga, Aurier, Sanchez, Alderweireld, Rose, Dier, Ndombele, Moura, Alli, Son, Kane

Olympiacos: Sa, Elabdellaoui, Meriah, Semedo, Tsimikas, Bouchalakis, Guilherme, Masouras, Camara, Podence, El-Arabi

Team news

Spurs are still without Hugo Lloris and Jan Vertonghen, so Davinson Sanchez and Toby Alderweireld will continue their partnership at the back.

Erik Lamela could return and Tanguy Ndombele should be fit to take a place in the squad.

Mourinho must decide whether to bring the likes of Christian Eriksen, Danny Rose or Juan Foyth into the lineup as he continues to assess his new squad.

The Greek outfit are without key midfielder Konstantinos Fortounis.

When is it?

The match is on Tuesday, 26 November.

When does it kick-off?

The match gets underway at 8pm (GMT).

How can I watch the match?

The match will be available to watch and stream on BT Sport 2/HD/Ultimate, with coverage starting at 7pm.

Is there a live stream?

Yes, you can watch on the BT Sport app on all mobile devices.

What are the odds?

Tottenham win: 3/10

Draw: 51/10

Olympiacos to win: 11/1

Prediction:

Mourinho can keep the returned feel-good factor going here, getting a first home win and securing Tottenham’s place in the last 16 at the same time.

Olympiacos’ away form is patchy of late, with one win in six across all competitions, and they haven’t won an away in a group stage fixture since October 2015.

Tottenham 3-0 Olympiacos