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Tottenham vs Monaco as it happened: Mauricio Pochettino's side suffer disappointment at Wembley

Follow the latest from the Champions League Group E clash

Samuel Lovett
Wembley
Wednesday 14 September 2016 17:59 BST
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Silva strikes to open the scoring for Monaco at Wembley
Silva strikes to open the scoring for Monaco at Wembley (Getty)

Welcome to The Independent’s live coverage of Tottenham Hotspur vs Monaco.

Mauricio Pochettino's side return to the Champions League and play their opening group game at Wembley, their new home from home.

The north London club will play European fixtures at the national stadium this season while their new ground - to succeed White Hart Lane, which is presently reduced to 32,000 capacity - is being developed.

Will Tottenham struggle with the transition? Could Wembley's bigger pitch upset their high intensity, pressing game? We'll find out tonight.

Wednesday's Champions League fixtures

All kick-off times are 3.00pm unless stated

  • Leverkusen vs CSKA Moscow
  • Tottenham Hotspur vs Monaco
  • Real Madrid vs Sporting Lisbon
  • Legia Warsaw vs Borussia Dortmund
  • Club Brugge vs Leicester City
  • Porto vs Copenhagen
  • Lyon vs Dinamo Zagreb
  • Juventus vs Sevilla
  • Manchester City vs Borussia Monchengladbach

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4 min: Play comes to a halt as Nail Dirar falls to the ground after appearing to tweak a muscle during the corner. He gets to his feet but looks unable to continue and is slowly shepherded off the pitch by his side's medical staff. Substitution - Thomas Lemar comes on for the injured Dirar.

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7 min: Free kick for Monaco in a dangerous area on the right flank, just inside Spurs' final third. Ben Davies was the guilty culprit for his late challenge on Thomas Lemar.

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As expected, tonight's fixture has set a new record! The attendance figure has been announced as 85,011 thereby making it the highest attended English club game in Champions League history. Not only that, but it sets a record for the highest English club home attendance too.

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65 min: Dele Alli attempts to breathe some energy into his side as he receives the ball inside Monaco's final third, turns on a sixpence and charges forward towards the box. He takes it past one man but Fabinho dives in to nick possession and kill Alli's attack dead.

Samuel Lovett14 September 2016 21:11

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