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#3 Wembley antithesis in the Champions League
Now, now, hear me out here, Wembley is a curse for Tottenham Hotspur. Yes, I understand that. They have not won at the Wembley in the Premier League so far this season, but let’s not kid ourselves and believe that it shall remain the case for the rest of the season.
Wembley is Spurs’ home ground now, so they are bound to get the hang of it some way or the other. And the way they are playing of late, it looks like they will get used to the environment of Wembley sooner rather than later.
While the theory of English teams raising their game at Wembley makes sense (it's the national stadium after all), the same cannot be said of the other teams who come to England.
That’s when Pochettino’s men will be at their best – and that will help them in Europe as well.
