Tottenham can forget about their ongoing relegation battle for a little while as they travel to Madrid for the first leg of a Champions League last-16 tie. In truth, it is a game which Igor Tudor’s strugglers could probably do without, although a positive performance vs Atletico may perhaps inspire change in the domestic form. However, Diego Simeone’s side will surely be brimming with confidence after taking one look at Spurs’ results in 2026 – which read zero top-flight wins from 11 attempts. Ouch. A one-sided contest on the cards at the Wanda Metropolitano? We will soon find out. Check …
