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Since losing 2-0 at Udinese, the boys from White Hart Lane have looked solid in this competition, landing wins against Zagreb (4-0) and Nijmegen (1-0) respectively. Despite only needing a point to qualify for the last-32 stage of the UEFA Cup, Tottenham are no better than 8/11 (bet365) to progress in style and potentially go through as winners of Group D.

Spartak also have a chance of qualifying for the knockout stages, and it’s worth noting that the Russian side did win 1-0 away at Dinamo in November. It’s clear that they’ll have to go for broke at White Hart Lane, knowing that simply winning (15/4 bet365) might not be enough. Depending on how results go elsewhere, the visitors might need to win by a two-goal margin or better, with Boylesports and Blue Square offering an almighty 25/1 that Spurs are beaten by a 2-0 scoreline.

The safer bet could be to back the draw (11/4 Betfred), with Tottenham demonstrating how to keep a match tight against Manchester United on Saturday. Luka Modric might reward backers of the 10/1 (Skybet) about him opening the scoring, surely it’s only a matter of time before he breaks his duck in a Spurs shirt.