Tottenham Hotspur take on Manchester City on Tuesday night in the very first Champions League game under the lights at the new stadium.
Spurs opened the stadium on Wednesday with a 2-0 win over Crystal Palace in the Premier League, but the Prem title holders will represent a different challenge.
Tottenham will be hoping to use the atmosphere and buzz around their new home to take a lead into the second leg of the Champions League quarter finals.
Spurs have Dele Alli and Harry Kane back fit and firing now, as well as Harry Winks making a return against Palace.
However, Man City also welcome back two of their own stars ahead of the key quarter final.
Sergio Aguero and Fabian Delph both returned to training on Sunday, after missing the FA Cup semi final against Brighton (Manchester Evening News).
Spurs go into the tie as the far fresher team, after having six days off compared to Man City’s two.
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