Hello and welcome to Eurosport's LIVE commentary as Tottenham face Ajax looking to overturn a 1-0 deficit on aggregate with a place in the Champions League final at stake. Kick-off is at 20:00 BST.

LATE INJURY BLOW: Neres is out of the side, with Dolberg in from the start.

COUNTDOWN: Five minutes until kick-off in Amsterdam..

Vertonghen will play with a mask after that blow last week although Poch is not expected to revert to a back three as it seemed to play into Ajax's hands.

Erik Ten Hag believes his side will have to improve their offensive game compared to the first leg in London.

"An English team has a different intensity. We noticed that against Real Madrid and Juventus".

"We had to go to a higher speed in London and we must win tomorrow. The away goal was important, now we are looking forward to playing at home. The atmosphere will be amazing. It's a joy to play this kind of games".

"Our defensive organisation was perfect in London, tomorrow we'll need to do better offensively. It will depend on our opponent

Mauricio Pochettino has hinted he could leave the club - if they win the Champions League this season.

"To win in these circumstances this season, maybe I need to think about maybe doing something different in the future.

Asked if he was serious about possibly leaving, he said: "It's not a joke."

He added: "Winning the Champions League? It should be fantastic, no? Close the five-year chapter and go home.

"We are living a dream. Five years ago, when we arrived, [the aim] was to reduce the gap to the top four, and then to have the possibility to play in the Champions League.

"Nobody would believe we would be playing in the Champions League three seasons in a row and competing at this stage."

The Dutch giants make one change with Mazraoui replacing Veltman in defence, who is a more attack-minded full-back. Erik ten Hag going with his tried and tested side.

Moura makes his 50th UEFA Champions League appearance – the Brazilian is Spurs’ most-experienced outfield player in this competition.

Spurs look to be lining up a more attack-minded 4-2-3-1 after lots of criticism for their negative approach in last week's defeat at Wembley. The good news is Son is back but the spotlight will also be on Alli after a below-par season.

AJAX: Onana, Mazrouai, De Ligt, Blind, Tagliafico, Schone, De Jong, Ziyech, Van Der Beek, Neres, Tadic...Subs: Veltman, Sinkgraven, Huntelaar, Magallan, Dolberg, De Wit.

SPURS TEAM: Lloris, Tripier, Alderweireld, Vertonghen, Rose, Sissoko, Wanyama, Eriksen, Alli, Moura, Son...Subs: Foyth, Davies, Skipp, Dier, Lamela, Llorente.

Son replaces Llorente while Sissoko is in for the injured Sanchez. No Kane on the bench despite the rumours.