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#2 Tottenham Hotspur's gutsy display at the home of the champions
Santiago Bernabeu has never been a happy hunting ground for English teams. Only two teams (Arsenal 2006, Liverpool 2009) have managed to beat Los Blancos at their fortress.
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The last time Spurs visited Real Madrid, they received a fine beating and lost 4-0. But this time around, Spurs not only earn a point from their trip to Spain, the Lilywhites had a proper go at the champions and even had their chances to win the game.
Along with some brilliant individual performances (Hugo Lloris and Harry Winks, take a bow!), it was Pochettino's tactical adaptability which earned deserved plaudits.
The Argentine likes to have possession and dominate proceedings but as shown against Borussia Dortmund, Spurs decided to play in a 5-3-2 formation, let their opponents have the ball and then transition swiftly in counter-attacks. Madrid looked second best at times in the game and it was down to their opponents being positioned to perfection by their manager.
