Tottenham vs Ajax Live @ TV channel, live stream, time, odds and team news for Champions League semi-final. Phil Haigh Wednesday 8 May 2019 12:01 pm.
Champions League: Ajax vs. Tottenham
Date: Wednesday, May 8
Time: 3 p.m. ET
Location: Johan Cruyff Arena
TV channel: TNT and Univision
Streaming: fuboTV (Try for free)
The former Ajax defender trained while wearing a face mask to protect his nose, which was injured in a clash of heads with team-mate Toby Alderweireld.
Vertonghen, who attempted to play on last week before being substituted after seemingly struggling to stand up, missed his side's Premier League defeat at Bournemouth over the weekend.
They will also be without leading striker Harry Kane but Son Heung-min, who was suspended for the first leg, will be back to offer manager Mauricio Pochettino some firepower.
Ajax are bidding to reach their first Champions League semi-final for 23 years and will be favourites after Donny van de Beek's goal in north London last week.
Only one team of the 17 who have lost a Champions League semi-final, first leg at home have overturned the tie - when Ajax overhauled Panathinaikos in the second leg in 1995/96.
Ajax vs Tottenham TV channel - how to watch
The Champions League clash kicks off at 8pm this evening.
Live television coverage in the UK will be shown on BT Sport 2.
Streaming is available through the BT Sport for existing customers and via the company’s website.
The winner will go on to meet Liverpool in the Champions League final.
PREVIEW Ajax vs Tottenham: TV channel, live stream, kick-off time and team news for Champions League clash
What time does Ajax vs Tottenham kick off?
This Champions League semi-final second leg will take place on Wednesday, May 8.
It will kick off at 8pm UK time - that is 9pm in Amsterdam.
The match will be held at the Johan Cruyff Arena.
Ajax have upset the odds repeatedly this season but there is now little doubt Ten Hag's men are the real deal, last week's 1-0 first leg win away to Tottenham their fourth consecutive victory on the road in the Champions League.
Real Madrid perished to the Dutch giants in the round of 16 and Cristiano Ronaldo's Juventus did not learn lessons from the three-time defending champions being chastened, crashing out in a thrilling quarter-final in front of their own fans despite being among the tournament favourites.
Ajax are now just two games away from winning the tournament for the first time since 1995, a triumph that would surely be the most impressive of the Champions League era given the comparative riches of the teams with whom they are competing for honours in the modern age.
Ten Hag - who has been linked with a return to Bayern Munich - missed out on the chance to face old mentor Guardiola when City lost to Spurs in the last round, with the Catalan wishing he could have had a reunion with his former colleague.
"I was lucky to meet him at Bayern and he was an assistant from the second team. We had a lot of chats," Guardiola said. "I'm delighted where he is, a historical club. It would have been a pleasure to play him."
Ten Hag's coaching journey did not start in Bavaria, though.
