Tottenham Hotspur put on a much improved display against PSG, but it was still not good enough to secure any points.
Tottenham Hotspur were looking to bounce back after a shocking 4-1 defeat in the North London derby, but a visit to PSG was never going to be straightforward.
Thomas Frank has said all along that we'll see the best of Randal Kolo Muani when he's fully match fit - and we certainly got an indication of what he's capable of with a superb showing against his parent club PSG in a UEFA Champions League MD5 thriller on Wednesday evening.
Flashscore have provided a data point regarding chances created by various Premier League sides this season, which makes for sorry reading for Tottenham.
Teenagers brought real energy and drive to Spurs midfield against PSG
Lucas Bergvall and Archie Gray thrived in PSG defeat on Wednesday
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Gleison Bremer’s time at Juventus has been disrupted by injuries in the last two seasons, leading to doubts about his future. Tottenham have now been pushed forward as an option for the Brazilian centre-back.
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Tottenham Hotspur’s efforts in the Champions League against PSG last night were a vast improvement from the North London Derby, but it still wasn’t enough to claim all three points.
There was very little hope before kick-off. A fool's hope at best. Maybe Paris St-Germain would be so relaxed after watching our capitulation at the weekend that they would turn up wearing Christmas jumpers and holding a glass of wine, so we could catch them out like we did in the summer.